Traditional house built on a basement, recently renovated, approx. 145m2 habitable space comprising: Living room 45m2 with fitted and equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms, office, fitted bathroom and separated WC. First floor: mezzanine, 1 bedroom and a parental suite (shower room to fit out). Complete basement. Terrace, courtyard and garden. Heating fuel oil (2004). Ground 600m2.

Ground floor: Living room of about 45 M ² with fitted and equipped kitchen (electric oven, induction hob, extractor, dishwasher, central table), Office with cupboard overlooking the terrace and garden to the East. 2 bedrooms on lino (11m2, one in the East, the other in the West), bathroom with washbasin, bath with shower, towel dryer, window and VMC), WC separated with window and VMC). Access to the floor by concrete staircase dressed in lino flooring.

Upstairs: Large mezzanine (concrete slab), 1 bedroom of approx. 15m2 displayed south with hatch access to the attic (retractable staircase), 1 parental suite, including a bedroom 13.5m2, with bedroom annexed dressing room, and bedroom and room for shower room (to be installed).

Basement: (105m2 with garage for several cars, boiler room (fuel oil with production of hot water year 2004).

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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