This real estate complex comprising:

1) A stone longere of 130m2, composed of:

- Ground floor: a living room with large stone fireplace with stove, fitted kitchen area, utility room, WC.

- Upstairs: three bedrooms, bathroom with WC.

2) Following, a second longere of 135m2 composed of:

- Ground floor: a living room, fitted kitchen area.

- Upstairs: mezzanine, shower room with WC, three bedrooms.

- Outside: Stone barn under slates, bakery, double garage at the back.

3) A third dwelling house of 100m2 comprising:

- Ground floor: a living room with fireplace, a kitchen, a bathroom, a bedroom.

- Upstairs: there is an office space, and two adjoining bedrooms.

Each house has an individual electricity meter, an individual water meter and individual sanitation.

This housing complex has a plot of 8587m2 with the possibility of acquiring more agricultural land.

Further information:
Fees payable by: Seller

Habitable Area: 266 m2
Number of rooms: 8
Number of bedrooms: 6
Style: Farmhouse
Number of bathrooms: 1
Number of shower rooms: 1
Number of toilets: 2
Land area: 5,505 m2
Kitchen: Fitted / Equipped
Heating: Individual Radiator
Heating mode: Wood and Electric
Insulation: Through the roof
Sanitation: Septic tank
General condition: Good condition
Interior condition: Good
Exterior condition: Good
Distance to shops: 0 km
School access: 5 min
Distance to sea: 65 km
Station access: 45 min
Fireplace: Pellet stove
Year of completion: 1900
Land tax: 2,133.00 Euro a year.

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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