This is a spacious south facing 3 bed semi-detached house and garden located in a tranquil hamlet. Plemet is just a 10 minute drive to the nearest amenities including health centre, bank, post- office and supermarket. Double-glazed throughout. Kitchen and lounge lead directly onto the open courtyard via split stable doors. The ground floor is tiled throughout, with solid pine for the upper flooring .
This is a PRIVATE SALE - only Notaire fees apply.
This website represents a private sale.
The property is also being marketed by immobiliers in Loudeac, Merdrignac and Plemet.
If choosing to buy through an immobilier you would be liable for both the immobilier and notaire fees.
Please scroll down for more notes concerning " Viewing and Buying".
house-bretagne house - brittany, france
A light an airy 19th c renovated semi-detached farm cottage
Ground Floor ( 80m2): Kitchen 9m2 with integrated fridge and range cooker, open plan to dining room 25m2. A separate utility room 7m2 leads off the kitchen housing a new condensing central heating boiler ( installed November 2016 ).
First Floor (70m2): Bedroom 1 - 16m2 with large built in storage cupboard. Bedroom 2 - 16m2. Bedroom 3 – 16m2 with vestibule storage 3m2. Spacious bathroom with twin sink unit, separate bath and shower unit. Sizeable landing 6m2.
Outside Garden and well. Approx 5000m2 including meadow, A large open barn fronts the courtyard and serves as a car port, wood store and garden machinery store. Full height stone building attached to main house needs renovation with potential for a gite, or main house extension.
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house-bretagne house for sale
For more photographs of the property - check out the video links below.
Best viewed with the volume on.
The current owner of the property has utilities and services provided by the following companies:
Electricity : EDRF
Gas : LPG from Butagaz
Wood / Logs : Local supplier
Water : SAUR
Waste and Recycling : The village provides communal bins stationed 100 mtrs from the house.
Telephone: France Telecom /Orange
Broadband: Orange
Television reception: A satelite dish is installed and receives all UK freesat channels and radio stations. The current owner uses a Humax Freesat Decoder. ( N.B. in France the TV licence fee is attached to the council tax bill and charged automatically. )
Note regarding gas supply: LPG is stored in a below ground 1000 litre tank to the rear of the house, gas delivered by Gazarmor / Butagaz as and when required.
An approved septic tank manages waste water and sanitation.
The buyer will be provided with an information pack of contact numbers and various administrative forms.
More photos of the house and garden.
Garden wildlife - your very own nature reserve
There are two insurance companies in Plemet - Aviva, and Thelem Assurances. Banks also provide policies for car, house and health.
For your banking needs in France you might find the French banking group Credit Agricole helpful. CA Britline for english speaking customers.
A reliable company with excellent exchange rates - Currency Fair.
If you are taking up residency you will need to import your vehicle, have it tested ( French MOT "Controle Technique" ) and then register . You may continue using your UK driving licence until it expires or until you receive a French driving penalty.
The tax year runs from January to December. Tax forms are sent out in April, but for your first declaration you will need to collect forms from the Tax Office.
It is a courtesy to advise the Town Hall of your arrival into the Commune - either as a holiday home owner or as a resident.
To make an appointment to view please contact the seller direct using the email address provided or by using the auto messaging form below.
If you make an offer and it is accepted, the notaire will be informed and will then start the process.
Please note: In the interest of both parties offers will only be accepted after a viewing.
It is ususal practice in France for both the seller and buyer to be represented by the same notaire, and whilst the buyer is entitled to appoint their own notaire - they would then be responsible for notaire fees of both the seller and buyer.
You can view and buy direct from the seller without the use of an Immobilier ( estate agent ), using this route you save on immobilier fees and only pay notaire fees.
Choosing to view through an immobilier you are obliged to buy the property and pay fees to the first immobilier with whom you viewed the property. Once you have viewed through an immobilier you cannot bypass and go to the seller direct. If this was to be the case - the buyer would still be obligated to pay the immobilier fees.