In the countryside just 12 km from the sea, we find this 6-room farmhouse of 170 m2 living space in the commune of Saint-Sauveur-Villages (50490).

- Ground floor: consists of a double living room of 21 m2, a pantry, a bathroom and a laundry room.

- First floor: offers three bedrooms from 17 m2 to 21 m2.

This detached house has electric radiators.

The former farmhouse has a terrace of 30 m2.

The land area of the property is 5,609 m2.

This house also has an attic.

Double-glazed PVC windows contribute with rolling shutters to better thermal insulation.

It is a house built in 1850 and of good quality. It is in good general condition.

In a quiet area, the house is close to all amenities: it is three minutes from shops and five minutes from schools.

There are six nurseries for toddlers within a 10-minute walk.

In terms of transport, the Coutances train station is less than 10 minutes away by car.

You will find the Le Long-Court cinema as well as tennis courts, three libraries, a swimming pool, a bowling alley and a theater nearby. There are also restaurants, bakeries, shops, supermarkets, a convenience store and three post offices. Finally, the Place De Gaulle market enlivens the district.

Energy and its consumption are becoming important purchasing criteria. The energy class is rated D for an annual energy consumption of 219 kWh/m2. The climate class is, for its part, rated B, meaning low greenhouse gas emissions (of the order of 7 Kg CO2/m2/year). The estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use is between 1,900 euros and 2,620 euros. Average energy prices are indexed to the year 2021.

The department of Manche is in Lower Normandy and is bordered with Calvados, Orne, Mayenne and Ille-et-Vilaine. The English Channel in the west, north and north-west coastlines makes getting here to its many ports very easy from the UK. There is also an airport in Caen and many others are easily accessible in the surrounding regions such as Rennes airport.

History is all over the department through its museums and heritage, discovering the local traditions and culture as well as Chateaux, religious monuments, water mills, maritime sites and gardens is easy to do. The biggest 'must-do' is a visit to Mont Saint Michel.

Tourism plays a major role in the economy of the department which is fine because there is so much to see and do.

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