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The
comfortable Gite property - well over one hundred
years old - tastefully renovated to a high standard,
but retaining its charm through, amongst other features,
use of exposed beams throughout. |
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On
the ground floor: Entrance hall from Oak front door.
Living room with french windows providing access to
the terrace, three piece suite and occasional chairs,
British satellite TV, DVD player, CD/FM stereo and
a small book library; with wood burning stove for off-season
usage. Dining room and inner-hall with sideboard,
benches and chairs. Fitted tiled kitchen with gas hob,
oven/grill, microwave oven and refrigerator. On site
access to washing machine in owners summer residence
adjoining the cottage. Off-street parking within the
grounds. |
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On
the first floor: Master bedroom containing double bed,
chest of drawers and fitted wardrobe with tiled en-suite
shower/bath with vanitory unit and toilet. Two further
bedrooms, each with fitted wardrobe and drawer units,
one double and one twin. The stairs have a secure childrens safety gate. The second tiled bathroom has
a bath with shower in bath plus toilet and washbasin. |
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Grounds:
The secluded South facing garden, overlooking a small
lake - part of the river Couesnon - and the surrounding
countryside, is mainly laid to grass with some fruit trees,
a terrace to the rear of the property equipped with garden furniture, children's swing, table
tennis table and a barbecue. |
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Location:
The property stands in a tranquil lakeside quarter
of an acre - part of the river Couesnon - one mile
to the North of Antrain. An attractive Ville Fleurie
(Town in Flower), some thirty miles from St Malo,
twelve from Mont-St-Michel and sixteen from Fougeres,
in a small quiet hamlet just off of the road leading
from Antrain to Pontorson. An ideal location for a
restful break in Brittany. |
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Ornothology:In
the Baie du Mont-St-Michel. The valley leading from the
Bay is the Couesnon valley and is rich in birdlife. The
lake at garden bottom is part of the river Couesnon. In
the spring and autumn during the migration and at other
times the lake has a variety of rarer birds in evidence,
these include the Bittern, Osprey, Avocet, Great White
Heron, Spoonbill, Little Egret, Garganey and Shoveler
Duck, various Harriers, Black and Red Kite, Great Crested
Grebe, Red-Necked Grebe and the Black Winged Stilt. The
number of weekend 'twitchers' suggests that the lake is
a wildlife paradise. |
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AVAILABILITY
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Our
properties are very popular, so why not verify the availability
of this property before you book? |
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