Matha, Charente-Maritime, 17160, France

REDUCED in price - Detached house with a bedroom on the ground floor on a cadastral plot of 516 m2 enclosed and mature planting.

- Ground floor : a fitted kitchen, a back kitchen, a dining room, a living room with a fireplace, a shower room, a bedroom and a separate toilet.

- First floor : a landing with cupboards which can be used as an office, two bedrooms, a bathroom, a separate toilet.

Oil-fired central heating, double glazing.

- Outbuildings : a garage, a cellar, a shelter, a barbecue.

Beautiful wrought iron gate.

An individual sanitation to the standards.

Agency fees, all tax included, to be paid by the buyer

* 5 Rooms
* 3 Bedrooms
* 1 Bathroom
* 1 Shower room
* Usable area : 176 sqm
* Living room : 62 sqm
* Terrace : 33 sqm
* Land : 516 sqm

* Property tax : 960 Euro a year.

Ground floor :
Back kitchen
Bedroom
Kitchen
Dining room
Shower room
Lounge
Separate WC

First floor :
Wooden stairs
Landing
2 Bedrooms
Bathroom

Attic :
Insulated non convertible attic

Facade :
Exposed stone
Render

Attached :
Detached

Outbuildings :
Shelter
Other
Garage
Awning

Land :
Terrace
Flat land
With trees
Enclosed
Gate
Barbecue
2 Pillar
Outside tap

Other equipment :
Glass porch
Double glazing
PVC shutters
Fireplace
Individual drainage
Water meter
Electric meter

Kitchen equipment :
Kitchen furniture
Double bowl sink
Composite sink

Electrical equipment :
Cable TV
High speed Internet
Phone
TV
Ventilation system

Work to be done :
Wall coverings / decoration

Roof :
Mechanical tiles

Flooring :
Tiled floor
Laminate flooring

Wall covering :
Wallpaper
Fabric

Views :
Garden View
Street view.

The department of Charente-Maritime is located the Poitou-Charentes region of France. This department is surrounded by the Gironde, Charente, Deux-Sevres, Vendee and Dordogne departments. It also includes four islands: ile de Re, ile-d'Aix, ile d'Oleron and ile Madame. A delightful landscape of plains and plateaus where the limestone is used as the building material for traditional houses. Sandy beaches, countryside, hills and plains dominate the scenery with the Atlantic coast being second sunniest part of France, after the French Riviera.

Vitrezay, Maison du Fier, Marais aux Oiseaux, Cabane de Moins and Ferme des Oiseaux are just some lovely villages and towns worth a visit.

And of course there are the famous Poitou donkeys who have a particular appearance: white nose, shaggy coat, dark brown or black, tall and big ears (the Donkey not our founding director!). Poitou donkeys can often be seen roaming in the meadows, they are also a tourist attraction on ile de Re, where it is easy to pet them and even to ride them.

Being a rural department house prices in the Charente-Maritime are below the national average and if you are looking in the countryside or rural village location you are going to get the best value for your money.

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