House for Sale in Côtes-d'Armor, 4 Beds and 1,039 m² Plot
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Brittany, Côtes-d'Armor, La Chèze, France, Plémet (France)
4 Bedrooms · 1 Bathrooms · 123m² Floor area
€224,000
House
No parking
4 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
123m²
Garden
No pool
Not furnished
Description
This house for sale in Côtes-d'Armor sits near Plémet and comes with four bedrooms, a stone-walled living room and a 1,039 m² enclosed garden.
It is a renovated stone house with a new roof, a wood-burning stove and gas central heating. A two-storey garage and a former gîte add room to grow. Inland Brittany is quieter and far cheaper than the coast, and this house shows what that buys you: 123 m² of living space, a big plot and a village with its own lake.
The House: 123 m² of Stone, Four Bedrooms
You come in through an entrance hall that leads straight to the living room. The exposed stone walls are the first thing you notice, and the wood-burning stove is the second. On a wet Breton evening, which you will get, that corner is where everyone ends up.
The kitchen/diner is large, big enough for a proper table and for cooking while others sit and talk. A downstairs cloakroom saves a trip upstairs. Gas central heating runs through the house, so it stays comfortable outside the summer months and is easy to leave ticking over if you only visit now and then.
There are four bedrooms, which makes the layout easy for a family, for visiting friends, or for a home office alongside the guest rooms. There is one bathroom. If you have a larger group in mind, that is the one thing to weigh up. The house is in good condition, and the renovation included a new roof, usually the biggest single expense on an old stone building.
Garden, Garage and the Former Gîte
The garden is enclosed and covers about 1,039 m². That is enough for a vegetable patch, a lawn for children, and a table outside for long summer lunches. Because it is fenced, young children and dogs can play without constant supervision.
The garage is on two floors. It gives you proper storage for tools, bikes, a workshop or garden furniture over winter. It may also have scope for conversion, subject to the usual permissions, so check with the local mairie before planning anything.
Then there is the former gîte. It needs renovation, but that is the point. Finished, it could become guest accommodation, a holiday let or a separate space for family. Buyers looking for a holiday home in Brittany that can earn part of its keep will want to look at it closely. Price the works first, then decide whether it fits your plans.
Living near Plémet and Loudéac
Plémet is a rural commune in the middle of Brittany, with everyday shops and services. The village around the house has a lake and local amenities within walking distance, so you can take a morning stroll without getting in the car. For a bigger weekly shop, restaurants and a wider choice of services, Loudéac is roughly 15 minutes away by road.
This is green, hedged countryside, with rolling farmland and country lanes. It is good for cycling, walking and fishing. The Lac de Guerlédan, one of Brittany's best-known stretches of water, is a drive of about 40 minutes. The north coast, around Erquy and Pléneuf-Val-André, is about an hour away, so you can have beach days without paying coastal prices.
The climate is mild and oceanic. Summers are pleasant rather than scorching, and winters are wet but rarely harsh.
Getting There: Airports and Drive Times
Saint-Brieuc is about 50 minutes away and has a TGV station. Rennes, the regional capital, is roughly an hour and a quarter by road. Rennes airport has domestic and some European flights, while Dinard–Bretagne airport is a popular choice for flights from the UK. Allow about an hour and a quarter to reach either. The ferry ports of Saint-Malo and Roscoff are also within reach for those who prefer to bring the car from the UK or Ireland.
A Second Home in France: Practical Points
A stone house with a new roof and central heating is easy to manage when you are away. Ask a local caretaker to check on the property and the garden between visits, and keep an eye on the heating in winter. If you are looking at French real estate to live in full time, the school, shops and health services in Loudéac make year-round life practical. Buyers considering a second home in France should speak to a notaire early about the purchase process and costs.
Key Features
- Stone house in Côtes-d'Armor, Brittany, in good condition
- 123 m² of living space
- 4 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom plus a downstairs cloakroom
- Living room with exposed stone walls and wood-burning stove
- Large kitchen/diner
- Gas central heating
- New roof as part of the renovation
- Enclosed garden, plot of 1,039 m²
- Two-storey garage with possible conversion, subject to permissions
- Former gîte with renovation potential
- Lake and local amenities within walking distance
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the former gîte be used for holiday lets?
It has been used as a gîte before, but it needs renovation. Once it is finished, it could work as guest accommodation or a holiday let. Get quotes for the works and check local rules before you commit.
How far is the nearest airport?
Rennes and Dinard–Bretagne are each about an hour and a quarter by road. Saint-Brieuc, with its train station, is about 50 minutes away.
Is the house suitable to live in all year?
Yes. It is in good condition, has a new roof and gas central heating, and the village has amenities within walking distance. Loudéac is close for larger shops and services.
If you would like to arrange a viewing or ask about the house, the garden or the former gîte, contact the team through Homestra. We can answer your questions and help you plan a visit.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 4
- Size
- 123m²
- Price per m²
- €1,821
- Garden size
- 1039m²
- Has Garden
- Yes
- Has Parking
- No
- Has Basement
- No
- Condition
- good
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 1
- Has swimming pool
- No
- Property type
- House
- Energy label
Unknown
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