Opis:

A farm built in the Manchois style laid out in the traditional style.

The main buildings are set around a courtyard. The property is an a high elevation with good views and light, situated at the end of a cul-de-sac The property has already undergone substantial renovation, particularly extensive work to the roof, windows and doors all work having been carried out to a high standard. Internally it is very spacious, with the living room with traditional beams, exceptional traditional quarry tiled floor, kitchen diner on the ground floor, 2 bedrooms one with ensuite bathroom and the other with a space planned for an ensuite shower room and WC. On the second floor there are 2 bedrooms each with a space designated for an ensuite shower room and WC. Approximately 50% of the internal renovation remains to be finished, but is already habitable. (whole house rewired by owner, floor in lounge lifted, damp-proofed and relaid, - fully insulated roof (100ml cellotex), fireplaces rebuilt, capped and flue-lined chimneys (both sides)

This property has a great deal of potential providing either a quality home or home + gites and/or B & B. It comes with 1.2 hectares of land with some excellent granite outbuildings, based around the courtyard, which could provide excellent scope for further development. The land is ideal for grazing and for a small-holding. Energy efficiency rating: no heating

About Normandy

Normandy, so close to Britain and yet so very French. Lush pastureland, ancient woods, apple orchards, sandy beaches, important historic battle sites and, of course, the beautiful Mont St Michel all make Normandy a popular destination for holidays or full time living. No wonder so many people buy Normandy property.

We specialise in the department known as La Manche which is basically the peninsular sticking out into the channel. This department has the best of everything Normandy has to offer, coastline to the north, south and west with cliffs, coves and sandy beaches, D day landing beaches and museums, the city of Cherbourg, reconstructed after the Second World War and the abbey of Mont St Michel at the point where Normandy meets Brittany.

Access from the UK is easy with ports at Cherbourg and Caen meaning that you and your visitors do not need to hire a car; with so much to see you will certainly want to be able to get around! But when you need a rest you will be able to enjoy the apples, Camembert, seafood and cider for which this region is so famous. For sure, the climate is not much better than in the UK but there is so much to enjoy in easily accessible Normandy which is why so many French people and UK buyers now call Normandy home. Search our site for Normandy property for sale, it won't disappoint.