Charming detached stone and slate property located in the peaceful countryside area of Le Teilleul, offering 87 sqm of living space on a generous land area of 4.21 acres. Originally developed from a small outbuilding, this house has been extended and renovated in 2008, though it now requires modernization. The property boasts one close neighbor to the rear and would be ideal for grazing. Additionally, there are various barns on the land, including an open fronted barn and a separate detached barn for storage. 

The property is connected to mains water, electricity, and telephone, with broadband internet available. Drainage is to a septic tank and hot water is provided via an electric cylinder tank. Double glazed windows are installed throughout the property, though there is no heating currently. A drive leads between the house and barn to approximately 4 acres of paddocks, providing ample space for outdoor activities.

There is also a stream on the south boundary of the property, adding to its natural charm. With a tax fonciere of 860 euros per year, this property offers potential for a peaceful countryside retreat or a renovation project for those looking to create their dream home. Don't miss the opportunity to own this unique property in an idyllic setting. 

As for the price of €76,000 for this property, it seems to be reasonably priced considering the size of the land and the potential for renovation. The property's location in a peaceful countryside area adds to its value, making it a worthwhile investment for those looking for a tranquil retreat or a project with great potential.

Property Description                Detached stone and slate property(87 sqm) lies in the countryside in a peaceful setting, in the area of Le Teilleul, with a land area of 4.21 acres(17 050 sqm). This house was developed from a small outbuilding (now the kitchen/dining room) which subsequently extended and renovated in 2008. It now requires modernisation. There is one close neighbour to the rear of the property. The land would be suitable for grazing. There is an open fronted barn which could be used for a field shelter  Separate detached barn for storage. Mains water, electricity and telephone are connected, with broadband internet connection is available. Drainage to a septic tank. Hot water provided via an electric cylinder tank. Double glazed windows. There is no heating. A drive leads between house and barn to paddocks of approximately 4 acres. Detached Barn(5.89 x 5.61m) Open fronted and constructed of block under a roof of corrugated iron. Ideal as a field shelter. Opposite the house is a separate Detached Barn(8.59 x 3.00m_ Constructed of block under a roof of corrugated iron. Open Lean-to to the rear. Concrete yard. To the front is an open-sided corrugated Iron Barn(11.48 x 9.72m) Double wooden doors.  Attached Garage(5.80 x 3.76m) Metal door to front elevation. Earth floor. There is a stream on the south boundary. Tax fonciere : 860 euros per year. GROUND FLOR : Kitchen/Dining Room(5.37 x 4.96m) : 2 windows and partly glazed door to east and window to west elevations. Range of base and wall units including display unit. Double stainless steel sink with mixer tap.  Built--n oven and 2-ring gas hob with extractor over. Cupboard housing fuse board. Space and plumbing for washing machine. Hot water cylinder. Pantry cupboard. Worktops and tiled splashback. Partly tiled floor.Inner Hall : Stairs to first floor. Window to east elevation.Lounge(5.45 x 4.12m) : Glazed double door to west, and window to south and north elevations. Fireplace with flue for wood burner. Exposed beam.Study/Bedroom 1(3.90 x 2.57m) : Window to south elevation.Shower Room(3.88 x 2.33m) : Window to south elevation. Vanity basin. Corner shower with  jets. WC.  Heated electric towel rail. Partly tiled walls.FIRST FLOOR : Landing : Small door to loft space.Bedroom 2(2.54 x 2.40m) : Window to front elevation. Sloping ceiling.Bedroom 3(3.80  2.65m) : Window to front and rear elevations. Sloping ceiling. Hatch to loft space.  Door  to :Room (2.04 x 1.57m) : (Ideal to convert into ensuite) Window to front elevation. Sloping ceiling.

3 bedrooms house for sale in  France

Property Description
This stunning stone house is nestled in 3747 m² (just over 0.9 acres) of untouched countryside, just a short distance from the main road. A tranquil oasis where nature seamlessly blends with modern comfort, offering a bright single-storey home surrounded by pristine surroundings.

Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a spacious dining room perfect for gatherings, a fully equipped kitchen ready for your culinary masterpieces, and a sunlit living room that opens up to a charming outdoor courtyard. Imagine enjoying peaceful moments in the shade, all while being in harmony with the natural beauty that surrounds you. The ground floor also features a hallway, a convenient toilet, a modern shower room, three cozy bedrooms with essential amenities, and a practical utility room.

The attic space in the house holds incredible potential for expansion, offering the possibility of creating additional living areas that are truly magnificent.

The garden level invites contemplation, with an orchard that promises seasonal delights. The property also boasts various outbuildings, including a spacious 200 m² (2,153 sq ft) shed, a double garage, a cellar, an old bakery, and a workshop for DIY enthusiasts. An old well adds a touch of history and charm to the setting.

Technical features of the house include a sealed septic tank, PVC windows with double glazing for optimal thermal comfort, oil-fired heating, and a cozy fireplace for those chilly winter nights. The generous spaces and abundant natural light make this house a cozy retreat where you will feel instantly at home. With the potential for expansion through the attic spaces, this property is a blank canvas waiting for your personal touch.

If you are seeking a peaceful countryside retreat with all the comforts of modern living, this property is the perfect choice. Immerse yourself in nature and enjoy a warm and comfortable living space in this unique home. Don't miss the opportunity to explore this gem where every corner tells a story and every room promises a sense of well-being.

In addition to the main property, there is also the option to acquire approximately 5 acres of farmland, perfect for those seeking a nature-focused lifestyle without the demands of cultivation.

With an energy class of G and climate class of G, this property offers a cozy and efficient living environment. The average annual energy costs for standard use are estimated to be between €4,220 and €5,760. Information regarding any risks the property may be exposed to is available on the Géorisques website.

Priced at €233,200, this property offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of countryside paradise. Don't miss out on the chance to explore this exceptional property - contact us today to schedule a visit and make this tranquil retreat your own.

Property Description                EXCLUSIVE to Agence Thom - This magnificent stone house is set in 3747 m² (just over 0.9 acres) of unspoilt countryside, just around the bend in the road. A haven of peace where nature meets comfort, offering its occupants a single-storey home bathed in light, in the heart of an unspoilt environment.Ground floor: As soon as you enter, youll be greeted by a vast dining room that seems to invite conviviality, a fitted and equipped kitchen just waiting for your secret recipes, and a bright living room opening onto an outdoor courtyard. Imagine savouring precious moments in the shade, while being in harmony with the surrounding nature. The ground floor continues with a hallway, a toilet, a modern shower room, three bedrooms offering all the necessary comforts, and a practical utility room.Incredible expansion potential is hidden in the attics throughout the house, which, once converted, could become magnificent additional living spaces.Garden level: The garden is an invitation to contemplate, with an orchard ready to offer you the delights of each season. Numerous outbuildings provide real added value: a vast 200 m² (2,153 sq ft) shed, an outdoor kennel, a double garage, a cellar/storage room, a charming old bakery, an annexe/pump room and a workshop for budding DIY enthusiasts and artists. An old well watches over the setting, testimony to a history full of character.Technical features: The house is equipped with a sealed septic tank, PVC joinery with double glazing for optimum thermal comfort, oil-fired heating and an open fireplace to warm up your winter evenings by the fire.The generous volumes and omnipresent light make this house a real cocoon where you feel good from the very first steps. With great potential for extension thanks to its attics, this home is a blank canvas ready to accommodate your lifes projects.If youre looking for the peace and quiet of the countryside without sacrificing comfort, this is the property for you. Come and discover this jewel where every stone tells a story, and every space offers a promise of well-being.Let yourself be charmed and contact us for a visit of this unique place. A natural, unspoilt setting, perfect for wildlife lovers, this property offers total immersion in nature, while guaranteeing a warm, comfortable living space.Plus: the possibility of acquiring approximately 5 acres of farmland, preserved as pastureland. This additional space surrounding part of the property is ideal for a lifestyle in the heart of nature, without the constraints of cultivation.Energy class: G, Climate class: G Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices for 2021: between €4,220 and €5,760 / Excessive energy consumption: class G. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website:  / Price: €233. 200 € / Fees payable by the vendor / Guided virtual tour available / In accordance with article L. 561-5 of the French Monetary and Financial Code, copies of the identity cards of all visitors will be requested prior to any visit / To visit and assist you with your project, please contact Mrs Christelle LEFRAIS, negotiator on  For more information, visit

3 bedrooms house for sale in CEAUCE, France

 For a buyer perspective, this character stone property dated from 1800 in a Hamlet in the Normandy Countryside, yet with easy access to the market town of Argentan, offers a unique combination of history, peace, and convenience. The property's estimated value of €199,810 seems fair for the location and size, considering that it comprises a main house with two divisions, a separate studio with independent access, and a total land area of 1,600 m².

From an investment standpoint, this property has good potential for those looking for a second home or a buy-to-let opportunity. The main house, divided into two, could be rented out as two separate dwellings, while the studio presents an opportunity for adding an additional income stream. Additionally, the location in the countryside yet close to the market town offers a tranquil environment for residents and potential tenants. The well-maintained gardens and the enclosed hedges provide an added appeal and comfort to the property.

As a lifestyle purchase, this property would be perfect for those who value history, peace, and tranquility while still having easy access to amenities. The character stone building, the well-designed layout, and the charming self-contained studio all contribute to making this a highly attractive home. Moreover, the opportunity to further extend the property provides an option for future growth and customization based on the buyer's needs. The proximity to the market town of Argentan ensures that essential amenities are easily accessible, making this property a great choice for a lifestyle upgrade or even a primary residence.

Property Description            Character Stone Property Dated from 1800 in a Hamlet in the Normandy Countryside but with Easy Access to the Market Town of Argentan                    SummaryJust a few minutes from the market town of Argentan in a small hamlet in peaceful countryside you will find this renovated stone property dating from 1800, with pretty gardens of just under 1600m². The main house is divided into 2 with the option of extending into an attached existing building and there is also a separate studio with independent access.    Entering into a large central doorway you arrive into an office. To the right is a kitchen  next to which is a back kichen/utility room with sink to the rear of which is a shower room with shower, WC and handbasin. It is possible to create a doorway from here into a room behind which would make an ideal downstairs bedroom. Stairs from this side of the house lead to the 1st floor with 2 bedrooms, the master bedroom with large bathroom and WC  Returning to the office to the left of the entrance is a lovely living room with a second staircase which leads to an additional 2 bedrooms, one with its own shower room.     To the rear of the lounge is access to a self contained studio with independent access and views of the garden. The studio which could provide additional income or independent accomodation for friends or family comprises of livingroom/kitchen, bedroom and shower room.     The land extends to provide 3 distinct garden areas where you will find a workshop and chicken coop and there is also the foundations and concrete base in place for the construction of another building. The garden is enclosed by trees and hedges and has a lovely well positioned terrace together with a fully functional well which can provide the property with drinking water.  In conclusion this is an interesting property with lots of potential which would be ideal for an extended familyy wishing for independent living in a quiet but not isolated environmentIncluding agency fees payable by the buyer of 5.66% Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website.  MILES IMMOBILIER Real Estate Network / Your Commercial Agent Julie Dodds Individual Entrepreneur RSAC N° Manosque Registry

5 bedrooms house for sale in Orne (61), France

This unique property in Le Renouard offers a rare opportunity to own two distinct period properties, the main presbytery and an attached timber-framed cottage. The presbytery, dating back to the late 18th/early 19th century, boasts impressive features such as large windows, period details, and a spacious attic room with endless potential. The cottage, likely originating from the 17th century, showcases traditional timber-framed construction and monumental stone fireplaces imported from a local chateau.

The properties have been lovingly maintained and improved by the current owner, preserving their authentic charm while offering modern comforts. The location in the picturesque Pays d’Auge countryside provides a peaceful retreat, yet with easy access to essential amenities in nearby Vimoutiers.

With a dominant position overlooking a 14th century chateau and expansive countryside views, the property's exterior features mature gardens, a rear wild garden space, and a large wooden garage/workshop. The property also offers ample parking space for four vehicles.

Priced at €399,500, this property represents a unique and historic investment opportunity for those seeking a character-filled home in a tranquil rural setting.

Property Description            Summary* Private Sale - No agencies - View Strictly by Appointment *The property consists of two distinctly different period properties.The main property is a late 18th/early 19th century presbytery arranged around three floors. Constructed with bricks beneath a slate tiled roof which was renewed in 2023. The property offers an impressive central entrance, large feature windows and a host of period features internally. The property boasts rooms and features typical of the period. Of particular interest is the huge attic room which provides excellent headroom and views. This room presents a host of exciting possibilities.Approximately 167m2 habitable space.Attached to the main property is a large timber framed (colombage) cottage which is likely to originate in the 17th century. The property is arranged around two floors. Constructed using the traditional timber framed construction methods that are typical of the area with some brick. All beneath a traditional terracotta tiled roof that has been stripped down and serviced. The property is entered via an impressive timber framed porch. The property offers a host of period features. Most notably two monumental stone fireplaces thought to have been imported from a local chateau which was demolished.Approximately 91m2 habitable spaceBoth properties provide light and airy spaces. Many of the rooms are well proportioned, some quite large and spacious.The properties have been sensitively improved over the years by the current owner, retaining the authentic original features that the properties offer. In addition, important maintenance and improvements have been completed.LocationLe Renouard is a lovely rural commune set within the magnificent Pays dAuge countryside. This is an active community with residents from many nationalities. There is a well – known annual tennis tournament.The nearest local town is Vimoutiers which is about 10 minutes by car. Vimoutiers offers essential shops, including supermarkets. There is a weekly market. Restaurants and bars. The area is famous for cider, calvados and pommeau. The Pays DAuge is famed for cheeses such as Camembert and Livarot.The region is known for some of the most famous attractions in France including : Normandy landing beaches, Monets Garden, Mont St Michel and many other attractions. The leisure beaches are only about 75 minutes away.AccessSNCF - Argentan. Lisieux, Bernay. A28. Ferries - Ouitreham, Le Harve, Dieppe, Calais. Channel Tunnel. Airports- Paris, Caen.Paris – 165 kmAmsterdam – 656 kmDeauville – 59 kmVimoutiers – 13 kmOuistreham – 62 kmInteriorPresbytery:Ground Floor:Impressive central entrance (7.1 x 1.18) to the large hallway which provides separate access to: Lounge/bureau, kitchen, dining room and toilet. Offering an original tomette tiled floor, half wood panelled walls, traditional coving and a ceiling rose. Original oak staircase to the first floor.Lounge/Bureau (4.1 x 5.3 and 2.8 x 1.9) – A large room that is conveniently split by two columns to provide a comfortable lounge and separate study/bureau area. Features include: Double aspect windows, wooden carved fireplace with woodburner and terracotta tiled hearth, large original wooden cupboards, traditional ornate coving with ceiling rose. The entry to the bureau is framed by two ornate columns with a wooden moulded lintel, a view of the rear garden.Kitchen (3.8 x 3.5) – A square well-proportioned room. Comprising fitted kitchen, electric hob/double oven/grill. Central island unit/breakfast bar. Tomette floor tiles, coving, fireplace with brick chimney breast. View to front garden.Dining Room (4.3 x 3.6) – Entered from the kitchen. A nicely proportioned room. Original fireplace with woodstove, two corner cupboards, coving and ceiling rose. View and door to rear garden.Toilet – Toilet with sink. Water heater in cupboard.Stairs to First floor.First Floor:All rooms with original stripped pine boarded floors.Central landing providing access to four bedrooms (one ensuite) and the master bathroom. Original oak staircase to the second floor.Master Bedroom - En suite (4.1 x 4.7) – Original fireplace with tiled hearth. Coving with ceiling rose. View to front garden and chateau. En suite comprising shower, sink and toilet. Small bedroom off (2.8 x 2.4).Bedroom 3 (4.2 x 3.4) - Original fireplace with cast metal insert, coving and ceiling rose. Storage cupboards. View of chateau.Bedroom 4 (4.5 x 3.7)) – Original cast metal fireplace, coving with ceiling rose. View of rear garden.Original oak staircase to second floor.Second Floor:Huge attic space (10 x 4.9) – Original dormer window and two large velux with view to the chateau and wider countryside. Original beam structure. Excellent headroom. Characteristic timber frame roof structure. This room offers multiple opportunities, games room cinema, man cave but could be converted to into additional accommodation if required.Cottage:Attached to the main house and entered through a timber frame porch. Garden terrace to the side and attached to the rear of the cottage.Entrance to small hall area with tomette tiled floor.Toilet/sink and utility room (3 m2)Entry to large lounge:Lounge (6.3 x 4.7) - Original wood boarded floor, monumental stone fireplace with wood burner, original beams. French doors to front garden. View to rear garden. Oak staircase to first floor.Entry to kitchen/diner:Kitchen/Diner (4.9 x 4.6) – Wood boarded floor, fitted sink with unit, loose cupboards, French doors to terrace and rear garden. Former door to front garden.First Floor:Landing – Original oak floorboards. Access to toilet, bathroom and two bedrooms.Toilet and small sink.Bathroom (3 x 1.8) – Equipped with bath, sink, shower and toilet. View of rear garden and wider countryside. Original beams.Master Bedroom (3.7 x 3.6) – Original quarry tiles. Monumental stone fireplace. Original beams. View to chateau and wider countryside.Bedroom 2 (4.7 x 4.4) – Wood floor. Cathedral ceiling. Exposed stone and brick walls.• All measurements are approximate.ExteriorOutside the property enjoys a dominant position with views of a 14th century chateau (origins thought to be from 11th century - William the Conquerer) and views of the wider magnificent pays DAuge countryside. The gardens are commensurate with the scale of the buildings and offer attractive mature shrubs, borders, lawns and trees. There is an unusual natural wild garden space to the rear. Rear terrace. There is a large wooden garage/workshop in the rear garden. Parking space for 4 vehicles with driveway.Additional DetailsUtilities:Mains water, electricity and individual drainage (Fosse Septic).Internet: AvailableHeating:Electric radiators and woodburning stoves.Windows:Mainly Double glazed and secondary glazing. Original authentic windows.Taxes:Taxe Fonciere - 2100Taxe DHabitation – 1900

5 bedrooms house for sale in  France

Property Description

Set on the outskirts of the La Perche National Park, this charming property is located in a quiet hamlet with easy access to nearby villages offering amenities and schools. Just a 20-minute drive to L'Aigle and Verneuille-sur - Avre, where you can catch a train to Paris in under an hour. The house is situated in a beautiful landscaped garden with mature trees, surrounded by a gated, high wooden fence. 

The interior of the house features a kitchen, bathroom and WC, a spacious sitting/dining room, a separate sitting room, a study/bedroom, and two bedrooms on the first floor, all with exposed beams. Additionally, there is a large shed in the garden for storage. 

The property is conveniently located near the Centre Parks leisure facilities and offers plenty of outdoor activities within the National Park. With historical links to Henry V and Mortagne-au-Perche, as well as local festivals and events, there is always something to do in this area. 

Access to the property is easy by road via the RN 12 or by train from the nearby stations at L'Aigle and Verneuille- sur Avre. 

Overall, this property offers a peaceful and picturesque setting with ample space both indoors and outdoors, making it a perfect retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Priced at €220,000, this property presents a great value for the location and amenities it offers.

Property Description            SummarySet out on the outskirts of the La Perche National Park, the property is set in a quiet hamlet within easy reach of nearby villages with amenities and schools. It is only 20 mins to LAigle and Verneuille-sur - Avre where you find yourself within 1 hours train journey from Paris itself. The property is set in a gated, high wooden fenced boundary landscaped garden with mature trees. The house itself  comprises a kitchen, bathroom and WC, a sitting/ dining room, a sitting room, a study/ bedroom, and 2 bedrooms on the first floor. All the rooms have exposed beams. It also has a large shed in the garden near the house.LocationSet out on the outskirts of the La Perche National Park, the property is set in a quiet hamlet within easy reach of nearby villages with amenities and schools. It is only 20 mins to LAigle and Verneuille-sur - Avre where you find yourself within 1 hours train journey from Paris itself.Centre Parks have their leisure facilities available, and this is just on the way to Verneuille. Of course, with the National Park at hand, then there is no shortage of outdoor activities to indulge in. with the areas historical links to Henry V and Mortagne-au-Perche and the surrounding areas steeped in history, along with brocantes and locale fetes and celebrations, theres always something to do here.AccessBy Road: the hamlet is reached via the nearest main road: the RN 12 which runs from Paris to Brittany.By train: LAigle and Verneuille- sur Avre are the closest train stations, both being a 20 min drive away.InteriorOn entering the kitchen ( 2.4M x 2.6M/ 8 x 8 8), to the right is found the security panel with fitted units to the left and a window overlooking the front courtyard. Appliances include an electric hob, extractor fan, washing machine and fridge freezer.The kitchen leads to the bathroom (8 x 8), where there is a radiator and electric boiler, behind a decorative door, to the left, with a wash hand basin in a built in unit alongside a window overlooking the front courtyard continuing along the left hand wall. The WC is in the corner. The bath, surrounded by wooden panelling, has a mixer tap with a hand held shower.From the kitchen one can also enter the dining/ sitting room ( 4.3M x 5.15M/ 14 x 1611) which has a beamed ceiling, 2 windows to the front, 2 radiators, a fireplace with a woodburner within and a tiled floor.From this room one can enter another reception room ( 3.4M x 5.15M/  112 x 1611)which also has exposed beams with a window and fully glazed door to the front, a radiator below the window and a tiled floor. It is from this room the the stairs ascend to the first floor. Under theses stairs there is an under stairs cupboard.From this room one enters the study (which can be used as a third bedroom).This room (2.77M x 5.2M/ 9 x 17) also has exposed beams with a set of French doors at the front leading out into the garden with a window overlooking the rear courtyard. There is a large built in wardrobe and the room has tiled flooring.Upstairs, the first bedroom (3.4M x 5.2M/ 112x 17) has a skylight with a glazed panel overlooking the study. It has exposed beams and a radiator on the wall.Through through the door one enters the second bedroom (5M x 5.2M/ 164x 17) which has a skylight and a radiator on the wall. There is a window overlooking the front garden and below this window is a panel of obscure glazed bricks allowing  even more light into the dining room belowExteriorThe property has been developed around an 18th century dwelling. it is made of stone,and has recently had a new roof. The property is set in a gated, high wooden fenced boundary landscaped garden with mature trees. It has a decorative pond which is filled by rainwater. There is a large shed to keep tools and equipment.Additional DetailsProperty has security alarm fitted.External light above front door.

2 bedrooms house for sale in  France

 This property is a charming stone house dating back to 1775, offering potential for additional living space and surrounded by an 850 m² private and enclosed garden. It is situated in the picturesque village of Bailleul in the Orne, providing a tranquil setting in the Normandy countryside. The property includes two attached houses, with one renovated and the other in need of renovation. The main house features a veranda overlooking the garden, a kitchen, office, lounge with a fireplace, bathroom, and WC, while the second house has a fully insulated floor and is ready for renovation. Both houses are connected to mains water and electric, with the main house having gas heating that will be replaced with a pellet burning stove. As an investment, the property offers numerous potential uses, such as creating additional living space, renting out the second house, or utilizing the garden and outdoor structures for various purposes. As a lifestyle purchase, the property provides a peaceful and picturesque setting, with easy access to amenities, shopping needs, and motorways. Its proximity to the train station and the market town of competed.

Property Description            Character Stone Property Dating from 1775, Full of Charm Offering Potential to Create further Living Space Via an Attached Second House.                    SummaryCharacter stone property dating from 1775, full of charm offering potential to create futher living space via an attached second house.  The property is situated in the picturesque old part of the village of Bailleul in the the Orne which provides an heaven of peacr in the Normandy countryside. A gated garden of around 850 m² is totally private and enclosed by fir trees.  The garden has a vegetable and aromatic herb plot of around 25m² and there is a small pond. There are 2 attached houses on the property, both have been insulated.  The main house has been renovated and is in the process of applying the finishing touches which will be completed prior to sale.  The house is accessed from the rear via a veranda which overlooks the garden and which in turn leads into the kitchen.  To the left of the kitchen is an office area which in turn opens into the lounge with original built-in stone fireplace.  Exposed beams and stone are evident throughout. To the rear of the kitchen there is a separate WC with a bathroom opposite which in turn leads to garage which serves as a storage/utility room with vaulted ceiling. Stairs from the office lead to large light filled bedroom on the first floor with an additional bedroom in the eaves which is in the process of being finished off. The attached house which has also been insulated is stone built with a tiled floor. The house is in a good state of repair and is ripe for renovation. A large room downstairs with corridor leading out to the garden, has a fully insulated floor. Stairs lead to the first floor  Outside there are 2 steel box garages both with insulated floors and a storage room.  There is also a chicken coop which sits on a concrete slab and a wall mounted hay rack. Both houses are connected to mains water and electric. The main house has a gas boiler which feeds the radiators which whilst adequately functioning,  an estimate is being obtained to replace with a pellot burning stove. This is a pretty character property with huge potential which has appeared on the market due to the necessity to re-locate to further child education. Hence this is a rare opportunity to seize a property which would not normally come to the market.     Including agency fees payable by the buyer of 3.58 % Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website.  MILES IMMOBILIER Real Estate Network  or  Your Commercial Agent Julie Dodds Individual Entrepreneur RSAC N° Manosque RegistryAccessEasy access to Motorways, North and South. Easy access to mainline train station  Market town of Argentan a few minutes drive for all amenities and shopping needs

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