Great Potential For This Original Stone Cottage Extended In 1987 Plus A Hangar Of 160M2 approx. and 2,300 Land In Need Of An Update

This pretty property is in need of some updating. It was extended in the mid 80's with a modern additional building joining the 2 original properties. Now in need of an over hall to bring it up to date.

The property has the benefit of Some double glazing. Oil central heating. 2 Wood burning stoves. A pretty garden with a terrace and a huge barn of approx. 160M2.

The drainage system would need to be changed, re decoration and modernising needed throughout the property.

On the ground floor a large dining area with a wood burning stove and fireplace with stairs to 2 small bedrooms.

Also from the ground floor to the other end of the dining room begins the extension built in 1987 which is glass panelled giving lots of light. In this part of the property a bright loft space which could be used as a lounge, plus a library area with a fireplace and wood burning stove. From here access to the workshop and 3 further bedrooms.

Back on ground level, from the dining room a step down to the galley style kitchen which also has its own entrance and a bathroom.

The layout of this property may be in need of change also to allow a smooth flow of accommodation.

The property has a huge amount of potential, situated in a hamlet, not far from a village with all basic amenities, including Doctor, Pharmacy, Bars, Restaurants, A school and village shop.

Benefits:
Garage
Off Road Parking
Central Heating
private garden
Rural location
With Outbuildings

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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