Cotes D'armor, Caurel, 3 Bed Farmhouse with Attached 2 Bed Gite, Outbuildings, Walking Distance to Lake

Property Description

Location, Location is what this great property is all about.  Once belonging to the monks from the Abbey de Bon Repos and nestling in a small hamlet in the forest leading to the popular Lac de Guerledan, this fabulous property offers you a 3-bed farmhouse with attached 2 bed gite and a massive barn which, with the right permissions, could perhaps be turned into further accommodation.

The property is just a kilometre from the small village of Caurel where you will find a village school, a glass workshop and two restaurants and the larger town of Mur de Bretagne, with all amenities, is just 5 minutes' drive away.  The tourist attraction of the Lac de Guerledan, is also just a short drive where there you can try your hand a many water sports, relax on the man-made beaches or watch the world go by in one of many restaurants.

The farmhouse, being unique as it is topsy turvey, offers you on the ground floor a kitchen, a bathroom and 3 double bedrooms whilst upstairs there is a lovely light and airy lounge area with wood burner.  The attached gite comprises of an open plan lounge/Kitchen/diner on the ground floor and two bedrooms, a shower room and separate toilet on the first floor.  Across from these is a massive barn with open ended hanger at the end.

All these buildings are grouped around a pretty courtyard area, making it very private and cosy.  If nature is your thing, then this is definitely one for you, with plenty of walking, cycling and even horse riding on your doorstep.

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Including fees of 5% to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 180 000 €. Energy class E, Climate class B Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2021: between 2210.00 and 3040.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: