House in Bretagne, France

Exclusive - Coup de cœur ensures for this pleasant and bright family home in stones offering a good quality of life with its 5 bedrooms and beautiful living spaces. Ideally located with all amenities on foot. We project ourselves from the threshold crossed by discovering a large living room equipped with a Scandinavian wood stove with a spacious open kitchen. To follow, a more intimate living room, a large bedroom of over 19 m² opening onto a covered terrace. A bathroom with wc, a laundry room. The staircase leads to a landing serving 4 bedrooms, two with fitted wardrobes and one with dressing room. A bathroom, a toilet. Nice surprise on the outside with a double garage of 70 m² with a high opening ideal for motorhome, boat or workshop, an isolated room as a back kitchen. The whole on a beautiful closed ground of 1500 m ² with well, shelter wood, shed of garden. Piscinable land. A comfortable and economical house in a welcoming and attractive town halfway between Pontivy and Loudeac. Access to the Nantes-Brest Canal at 6 kms. To discover without delay! Fees: 3.36% VAT included buyer's charge (€ 265,000 excluding fees) Commercial agent Pontivy is a town in the north of the Morbihan department, in central Brittany and about half way between Saint-Brieuc on the northern coast and Carnac on the southern coast. It has an important role as a popular tourist destination, mainly because of the castle but also in part because it is where the Nantes-Brest canal meets the River Blavet, providing various activities and scenic highlights, and also in part because of the historic centre of the town. To understand Pontivy it is useful to know that from the 15th century the town was an important centre because of the Rohan family, important local lords who were based here. About four centuries later Napoleon decided the town would make a good base and Pontivy had a second period of growth and prosperity, based in part on trade along the new canal between Brest and Nante. Happily Napoleon developed the town by expanding it westwards rather than by demolishing the existing medieval centre. As a result Pontivy is still divided into two distinct regions today: the medieval section and the Napoleonic section. Each has its own distinctive style places of interest that merit to be explored. To receive more information about this property and to be put in touch directly with our local agent, Isabelle Botuha, please fill in the form below.