REDUCED in price - Detached House with Landscaped Garden, this is a 5-room house of 133 m2 living space and 556 m2 of land. It is a semi-detached house of 2 levels of good standing. It dates from 1850. It is arranged as follows: three bedrooms, an American and equipped kitchen, a bathroom and two toilets. The house benefits from oil-fired radiators.

This 5-room house is in good general condition.

The house is close to all amenities: it is located 500 meters from shops and 15 minutes from schools.

There is the train station 25 minutes from the property.

The A84 motorway and the N158 national road are accessible less than 20 km away.

There is a restaurant nearby.

Further information:
Fees payable by: Seller

Habitable Area: 133 m2
Number of rooms: 5
Number of bedrooms: 3
Style: Traditional
Number of bathrooms: 1
Number of toilets: 2
Living room area: 24 m2
Land area: 556 m2
Number of levels: 2
Kitchen: American Equipped
Heating: Individual Radiator
Heating method: Oil
General condition: Good condition
Interior condition: Good
Exterior condition: Good
Distance to shops: 0 min
School access: 15 min
Distance sea: 40 min
Station access: 25 min
Year of completion: 1850
Land tax: 130.00 Euro a year.

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