This immaculately presented 3-bed stone house has a 1 acre garden and is just 3km from the centre of Vire where, in addition to a good range of shops, amenities, restaurants and bars, there is also a mainline train station with direct routes east to Paris and west to Granville on the coast.  

There is a total 115m2 habitable space.  Here's the layout:

Ground floor 

Entrance Hall 2.61 x 2.42m Exposed stone walls with display recesses. Birch wood flooring. Steps down to:

Sitting room 6.37 x 5.98m with Pellet burner and door and window opening to:

Open plan kitchen/dining Room 4.73 x 3.81m Exposed stone walls. Built-in dishwasher and space for range style cooker.

Utility Room 2.39 x 1.88m Space and plumbing for washing machine. Space for tumble dryer. Space for upright fridge/freezer.

Cloakroom with WC and hand basin

First Floor 

Landing with cupboard housing hot water cylinder.

Master Bedroom 5.27 x 3.44m Glazed double doors to "Juliette" balcony. Exposed stone wall.

En-Suite Shower Room 3.11 x 1.91m Large walk-in shower. Vanity unit. WC. Heated towel rail.

Bedroom 2 3.53 x 2.49m Glazed door to "Juliette" balcony. Exposed stone wall.

Bedroom 3 4.38 x 3.17m Glazed door to "Juliette" balcony Exposed stone wall.

"Jack & Jill" Shower Room 3.52 x 1.60m Large walk-in shower. WC. Vanity unit.

Outside

The garden covers an acre and is predominantly lawned with trees and shrubs that are well on the way to getting well established.  The terrace that runs along the back of the house is a real feature of the property with different areas for dining, enjoying a morning coffee or maybe a sun-downer at the end of the day.  An under cover seating area provides shade or shelter, depending on the weather conditions.

There is a an attached shed (3.11 x 1.96m) that has a concrete floor and double doors that is used for storage.  The separate workshop (7.34 x 3.5m) also has wooden doors, a concrete floor, power and light connections.

Location

Vire is just 3km away.  A bustling town, there's a popular weekly market that sells local produce, including of course a wide selection of cheeses, cider and calvados. There are lots of independent shops, a couple of large supermarkets and plenty of good restaurants and cafes. 

The mainline train station means this area is very well connected with direct services not only with Paris (2hr 40mins), but also to Granville on the coast which means you can head off for a day trip to the beach and enjoy a leisurely seafood lunch without having to jump in the car.

The ferry port at Caen is 1 hour away and there's also easy access to the other Normandy ferry ports at Cherbourg, St Malo and Le Havre.  The Tunnel at Calais is 4hrs away.

At a glance:

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Receptions: 2
Habitable space: 115m2
Plot size: 4138m2 
Taxe foncière: €TBC
DPE rating: E
Broadband: Yes
Heating: Electric radiators & pellet burner
Drainage: Septic tank (understood to have been installed in 2016)
Distance to shops: 3km
Distance to railway station:  3km
Distance to coast: 1hr
Distance to ferry port:  Caen, 1hr
Distance to airport: Caen, 50mins

Please note: Agency fees are included in the advertised price and are payable by the purchaser.   All locations and sizes are approximate. La Résidence has made every effort to ensure that the details and photographs of this property are accurate and in no way misleading.  However, this information does not form part of a contract and no warranties are either given or implied.

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