Detached stone house, 96 m2 living space, to renovate, Le Quillio (22460) - Immerse yourself in the history of this charming detached stone house, nestled in the heart of the village of Le Quillio (22460). With its 96 m2 of living space, this residence of character offers you a spacious living room of 23 m2, as well as 5 rooms spread over two levels, including 3 bedrooms to accommodate your family.
The 1340 m2 wooded garden invites you to relaxation, offering an enchanting view of the terrace and the garden.
The house, in old condition, needs to be renovated to restore its splendour. A basic kitchen awaits to be fitted out according to your tastes and needs.
The PVC openings with double glazing ensure good thermal and sound insulation.
The slate roof, for its part, is a guarantee of durability and style.
This house also has a cellar and a basement, offering additional storage space.
The East-West exposure allows optimal light throughout the day.
Let yourself be seduced by the potential of this house and imagine the moments of happiness that you will be able to experience there.
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Nearby amenities: Just a 5-minute drive away, you will find a bus stop, two kindergartens and an elementary school. Two colleges are also accessible within 10 minutes.
For your daily needs, 6 general food stores are a 10-minute drive away. A park and garden, as well as 4 general practitioners, are also nearby.
Area 96.00 m2
Living room 23 m2
Land area 13 to 40 ca
Rooms 5
Bedrooms 3
Levels 2
Powder room 1
WC 1
General condition To be renovated
Garden, terrace view
East-West exposure
PVC openings, Double glazing
Individual Sanitation
Naked Kitchen
Furnishing Unfurnished
Slate roof
The department of Cotes d'Armor is the northern most department in the Region of Brittany, with the English Channel to the north, Ille-et-Vilaine to the east, Morbihan to the south and Finistere to the west it is a sunshine gem.
The picturesque Émeraude Coast looks north to the English Channel and is packed with charming seaside resorts and old fishing villages. Most of the towns of the interior were founded in the Middle Ages. The department's southern half is crossed by the Noires Mountains that run west to east with rivers emptying to the south into the Bay of Biscay and to the north into the Channel.
Along the coast, fishing was once important but is now secondary to the cultivation of fruit, oats, potatoes and wheat and of course tourism.
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