Pretty Town House, Nice Location

Here we have a Pretty 2 bedroom Town house with garage, basement and garden.

This pretty, late 1930's town house is ideal if you would like to be part of the French small town lifestyle. It has a manageable enclosed lawned garden of 450m2 to the rear, and a private tiled terrace area for alfresco dining. There is also a large garage and basement which is the footprint of the house - this property is a rare find.

The steps lead you up to the entrance hall with original art deco front door and warm chestnut wood floor . From the hallway are doors off to; the kitchen with a range of fitted wood units and a sitting room overlooking the front of the property.

Over looking the gardens is the dining room - both the sitting and dining rooms have original parquet flooring, high ceilings and lots of light. There is also a utility room with plumbing for washing machine and a bathroom, with bath and shower mixer tap, w,c, and hand basin.

Also from the hallway is a door with steps leading down to the basement and garage. This is a great space with good head height, it houses the oil central heating boiler and oil tank, a range of shelving and opening into the garage space.

Back in the hallway the attractive wooden staircase leads up to a landing space with doors off to both double bedrooms, a further room with limited head height (currently used as an office,) a WC with handbasin and an attic store room.

This house is ready to move into and with the original doors, floors and light rooms it really does have a lovely feel to it.

Measurements (all approx):

7.75m x 7.30m foot print of basement/ garage (and therefore of each level in the house).

Kitchen: 3m x3

Laundry : 2.5m x 2m

Bathroom: 2.5m x 2m

Sitting room : 4m x 4m

Dining room: 4m x 4m

Bedroom 1: 3m x 4m

Bedroom 2 : 3m x 4m

Bedroom 3 : 2m x 2m (limited headspace in eaves so single bed or ideal as office space)

Small upstairs WC.

The road this house is on is parallel with the town high street, so it would probably take longer by car than to walk into town! so it is a 5 minute stroll to the centre of town or to the supermarket at the end of the road.

In the town (Guemene-sur-Scorff) there is a post office, a cinema (which plays films in English) three banks, boulangeries, florists, gift shop, boutique, creperie, kebab take away, bistro, bars, cafes, newsagents, yoga studio, driving school, insurance bureaus, tourist info', pharmacies, doctors, library, computer shop, brocantes, jewellers, art galleries, sewing/ hobby shop, primary and secondary schools, garden centres and D.I.Y. shops, two supermarkets and butchers. I think that's just about everything and of course le 'Marie', a taxe office and a bus depot.

The nearest train station is in Lorient, and buses are available from the depot in the centre of Guemene too - so everything is all within walking distance.

This house is also in good condition and ready to go!

The department of Morbihan in the south-eastern part of Brittany has a coastal area offering a micro-climate, the Morbihan Gulf on the south coast; where you will find the ancient town of Vannes. Morbihan is bordered by Cotes-d'Armor to the north, Ille -et-Vilaine to the east, Pays de la Loire to the southeast and Finistere to the west.

Morbihan's main activities are agriculture, fishing and tourism. Oysters are cultivated in the Gulf of Morbihan. Tourism is popular along the Morbihan coastline and in the medieval towns and villages dotted around the countryside. Carnac is the French version of Stonehenge with stones laid in concentric circles by an ancient people.

These Megaliths and Dolmens and Menhirs are believed to have been placed there between 3500 and 1800 B.C and you see their symbols everywhere. Attractive Property in the area is easy to find with lovely Farmhouses, Water mills and sleepy Cottages in abundance.

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