French property in Normandy - Manche - TO BE REDUCED TO 103.550 EUROS Detached three bedroom village house with garage ideal for retirement or holiday home.

The property is situated in the centre of a small, quiet village and next to the old village Church no longer in regular use for worship. The property can be entered from either the road side elevation or more usually via the side drive way into the front enclose garden of the house.

Entering the house into a fully fitted and equipped kitchen with plenty of work surfaces and units. A rear door provides access to a rear annexe and the rear garden. Stairs from the corner of the kitchen lead to the first floor. Adjacent to the kitchen is a comfortable lounge dining room. Also off the kitchen is a bathroom with shower.

On the first floor are two good size bedrooms and a well fitted bathroom with shower.

The rear door of the kitchen opens onto a covered area and access to a utility room and store room and the third bedroom which is over these rooms.

The property has an attached garage and an enclosed low maintenance walled rear garden.

The property benefits from oil fired central heating and mains drainage.

This house has been well maintained and improved by the current owners and represents great value for money. There are more photographs available upon request.

The property is near to the vibrant departmental capital of St Lo. There is good access to an from the UK and easy access to the coastal areas. About the area. The region and around St Lo is the horse capital of France, where the temperate climate compared to the south is ideal for breeding and training. The national Haras stud at St Lo is worth a visit as it reflects the history of people working successfully with horses on their local land. TGV fast trains are planned for Paris to Caen and Cherbourg for 2020. The current train service is reasonable at 2 1/2 hours on a through train. The climate is oceanic with relatively mild winters. Temperate summers, around 25°C, can occasionally reach 40°C in direct sun light The west coast benefits from the Gulf stream’s influence, allowing the naturalization of many mediterranean and exotic plants (mimosas, palms, agaves...). There is often a sea breeze on the coast, which combined with tides contributes to quick temperature changes over a single day. Sea temperatures can be very pleasant for swimming between July and October Inhabitants of the department are called Manchots or Manchois.

Type

• House
• Holiday Home

Location

• Village

Features

• Detached
• ADSL
• Garage
• Walking distance to shops
• Mains Drainage

Conditions

• Restored
• Habitable