ABOUT THE PROPERTY

This 4,888 m² parcel of land has belonged to the same family for centuries. The land is flat, surrounded by woods, agricultural land, and embankments. The land and house have no chain. The purchase of this estate is permanent. It can be passed on from a generation to the next. The house was built by the last owners in 1967, but the land belonged to the same family for centuries. The building is made of concrete blocks and stones, designed in a Breton style. The pretty stone terrace overlooks a green, wooded, and flowery garden.

ABOUT RENOVATING THE HOUSE

Downstairs:

This 6-bedroom house has a convenient ground-floor bedroom. The kitchen and living room are separated by a huge corridor with 3 built-in cupboards.
Whilst having cupboards is convenient, a lot of space is wasted. A more modern, more open space could provide a bigger living space, or an extra room could be created, depending on your needs and wants. 

Upstairs:

There are 5 bedrooms with built-in cupboards upstairs. Whilst the bedrooms are fairly large, a lot of room is wasted in the corridor. Some walls be be knocked to make even bigger bedrooms, enlarge the bathroom or build an en suite. 

ABOUT THE ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND ELECTRICAL WORK

Part of the electricity has been redone to today's standards. The heating works with fuel and the chimney.  The boiler is fairly recent and in good condition. Since there is such potential for modifying the house, it would be wise to rewire after having modified the house. The current energy consumption is classed as F, as for the emissions of the house. However, solar panels, geothermal heating systems, and many other eco-friendly alternatives can be partly funded if you make this house your main property.