REDUCED in price - This 3 Bed Stone Cottage with original exposed beams and exposed stone walls is waiting to be occupied.

Accommodation:

Ground floor:

Entrance from the side to the kitchen, with tiled floor, a wooden staircase to a mezzanine area, with wooden flooring where a bed could be added, to make a little separate sleeping area, this would act as the third bedroom.

Through the kitchen to the open plan lounge/dining area, again with tiled floor and fitted with a wood burning stove, this is within a lovely open fireplace with stone and a wooden beam above. From the lounge, there is also access to the front of the property via a wooden door.

First floor:

Is accessed via a pretty spiral staircase, then replaced wooden floors with a corridor leading to 2 small bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite and a separate bathroom.

Outside / Garden:

There is a parking area to the side of the property, where the door is to access straight into the kitchen.

To the rear of the property is a tiled terrace and garden of around 900m2 with a stone bbq, plus other plots of land in the hamlet, which are to be sold with the property.

The property was renovated in 2005 at which time, it had a new roof and wooden double glazed windows.

Also, during this time, a new electric installation and individual drainage system.

The latter would have to be re-controlled to confirm it still conforms to current regulations.

Off Road Parking

Fitted Kitchen

Double Glazing

Private garden

Rural setting.

The department of Finistere has a feeling of being carved out of the earth by the sea and is the wildest area of Brittany, it is also the most western of all French departments. The name Finistere comes from the Latin phrase 'finis terrae', meaning 'land's end'.

It has the English Channel to the north, Cotes-d'Armor and Morbihan to the east, the Bay of Biscay to the south and the Atlantic Ocean to the west.

Quimper, the department's capital, is located to the south and has a distinctive Breton character just like all the main towns such as Brest, Chateaulin, Morlaix and Quimper. Over a third of the area is covered with forest, moors and scrubland.

Along the coast, farmers divide their time between commercial fishing and working their small farms. To see the Fish-markets, Douarnenez is worth a visit as is Brest which is on the west coast and is also a major naval port.

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