Description :

Set at the rear of a small countryside hamlet, between the towns of Baud and Locminé, you will find the lovely example of what we call a “Manoir-ferme” which was built in 1836. The house has been fully renovated by its present owners to a high standard and keeping all the charm of yesteryear. With the property are numerous outbuildings which give lots of scope for further improvements, or gîtes possibly. The house offers, on the ground floor, a large entrance hall with study area and open staircase to the upstairs, a cloakroom, downstairs bedroom with en suite shower room, an a glorious country kitchen with original fireplace and a great feature is the granite “larder” which has been completely rebuilt to its original condition. Then you have the lounge, which at this present moment is 80% finished, now it is down to you to put it to your taste. Upstairs is a large landing, which gives onto the parental suite (bedroom, bathroom and dressing room), as well as a second guest bedroom, then a doorway separates a second smaller landing with the forth bedroom and family shower room. From this landing is access to the fifth bedroom which is set above the others. The work has been all been done since 2004 by the present owners, one who is a retired boat fitter, and has thus used all his expertise for the interior wood work. In the way of out buildings, to start with is a small adjoin “penty” presently used as a utility room and laundry; then to the rear of the property is a stone cottage which predates the house to 1798, with an adjoin ruin, which has the advantages of still being on the land registry plans, thus facilitating getting planning permission if you so wish. Then there is a large stone barn and a small prefab chalet with three rooms, which is clean and tidy, the present owners having lived there when they first started the work. The whole property is set on 1 acre of land.