Perpignan, Pyrenees-Orientales, 66000, France

An atypical house of 3 Faces 161m2 living space entirely renovated with beautiful volumes and beautiful ceiling heights 3m the charm of the old.

On the ground floor you will find a living room with its fireplace (or 3rd bedroom), 2 bedrooms 12m2 and 19m2, a kitchen direct access to the garden, a bathroom, wc, closet.

Upstairs a clearance of 8m2 serves a beautiful living room 30m2 approximately with its period fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen 21 m2 access to the garden by external staircase, 2 beautiful bedrooms, a bathroom, wc, closet.

A garden of 120 m2 with shelter for meals and its barbecue, in addition a workshop.

The house is equipped with double glazing, electric shutters, ducted air conditioning, parquet flooring.

The recent facade.

Close to the city center on foot 10 minutes, bus, schools, all shops and services. Family house or possibility of 2 apartments with independent entrance.

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The Pyrenees-Orientales department (66) is basically the furthest south you can go in France before you arrive in Spain! It belongs, as the Aude, Herault, Gard and Lozere do, to the Languedoc-Roussillon region. It shares borders with the Mediterranean sea to the east, the Aude to the north, Andorra and the Ariege department to the west and Spain to the south (more precisely with Spanish Catalonia).

The Pyrenees Orientales comprises of around 225 towns and villages. The main city is Perpignan and it has numerous stunning landscapes and a pleasant Mediterranean climate. The Pyrenees-Orientales region (formerly called Roussillon) belonged to Spain until 1659 and to this day many Spanish traditions are present there such as bullfighting, the Sardana dance, typical Spanish food (paella etc).

The Catalan language is also spoken by many people. Pyrenees-Orientales benefits from 300+ days of sun over the whole year, which explains its popularity amongst holidaymakers. Warm winds (mistral) are an essential part of the climate. The Pyrenees-Orientales department is also one of the few French regions in which tourists can enjoy both beautiful beaches and mountains.

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