A set of Property to fully renovate with a potential 280m2 including 2 stone buildings with central courtyard.

First stone building faces south on the main facade (to the street), covered in slate roof, approximately 60m2 on the ground, including cellars in the basement, ground floor, 1st and 2nd floors, attic below, all served by a staircase central.

Second building with main facade to the North, approximately 50m2 on the ground, built on cellars, composed of Ground floor and 1st floor.

Attic above.

Terrace with panoramic view from the ground floor.

Heritage protection zone.

In Detail:

Building on the street, built in stone, covered in slate roof, built on cellars, comprising:

- Ground floor (59m2): entrance, 2 stores, one with WC and reserve at the back.

- 1st floor (60m2): a comprising entrance hall, kitchen, bathroom, WC, living room with fireplace, 1 bedroom.

- 2nd floor (52m2): an apartment comprising entrance hall, kitchen, bathroom, WC, 3 bedrooms.

- Above: Attic

- Passage open between the 2 buildings (ground floor and 1st floor).

Building at the back, raised on cellars:

- Ground floor (51m2): 1 room with sink and meter, 1 room on old parquet floor with fireplace and access to terrace on ramparts.

- Upstairs (57m2): a 4-room apartment with bathroom and WC, accessible from the building on the street.

- Above: attic.

The department of Ille-et-Vilaine is the oldest in Brittany with gentle rolling countryside, forests, dunes and marshes to the north. The English Channel is to the north, Lower Normandy to the east, Pays de la Loire to the east and south, Morbihan and Cotes-d'Armor to the west.

Ille-et-Vilaine's coastline heads westward from Mont-Saint-Michel to an estuary 5 miles west of Dinard and includes the rocky Cote d'Émeraude and the Rance River estuary where the towns of Saint-Malo and Dinard are located.

Rennes, the department's capital, is located centrally and is situated on the Ille et Rance Canal which connects the north flowing Rance river with the Vilaine river that flows south-westerly into the Atlantic.

Oysters are still cultivated along the coast near Cancale but as the fishing industry has declined, the coastal resorts have become important tourist destinations.

Also, don't forget to visit the Saturday morning market in the medieval town of Fougeres.

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