22390 Frnce

Rare to find a house with land within the centre of a bustling market village. 5 bedroom home from medieval times, 22390 Bourbriac

House Sold -

Listed at 219,350 € including agency commission of 2,5% (5,350€)

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This house built on a Mott & Bailey (mound of earth) from medieval times, but, comes from it’s own era of the 1930s – with many original features – including window frames and shutters, some original fireplaces in the bedrooms…and yet right in the middle of Bourbriac!

Restoration was begun but the house had to be left, locked for 4 years. During this time, it was vandalised, and much of the work that had been realised was ruined.

With large spacious and light-filled rooms – this house could once again be brought back to life.

Known in the village as a ‘little chateaux’ drive through its wrought iron gates and up the lane.

Ground Floor has an entrance hall with sweeping staircase rising to the attic, large kitchen/diner, bathroom, and lounge.

Whilst upstairs there are 5 bedrooms, 2 of these with original fireplaces and the Master with a false chimney and a ‘walk-in wardrobe’ which could become an en-suite bathroom. The bedroom over the kitchen could be made into a Family bathroom.

Go on up the stairs into the attic – the space here is yet to be defined – but over half is boarded and insulated.

The large sous-sol in the lower level has it’s own garage area, and other spaces which could be divided up to make other rooms. Internal wooden stairs lead up to the hallway.

All the internal doors have been replaced with the same Art Nouveau shaping and glass-panelling as the external doors and windows.

Directly from the large double glazed doors from the lounge, step out onto a wonderful large pergola covered terraced for al -fresco dining or just lounging in the sun, whilst taking in the views.

The Mott or mound enables the garden to have many levels, from large lawns – to winding paths, woodlands and an orchard. In the grounds there is a story of the hidden tunnel which starts in the Moat of the Mott and leads to the Church.

There is a summerhouse, and numerous other sheds…..and even a double garage, again with it’s own lawned area – near to the entrance of the property.

Rare to find a house with land within the centre of a bustling market village.

Bourbriac can cater for all your daily needs, supermarket, cafe/restaurants, boulangerie, banks, Doctors, schools and Garden centre and petrol station.

Ground floor:

Lobby

Corridor

Kitchen / Dining room – 24 m²

Living room – 35 m²

Bathroom with bath, shower, and WC – 8 m²

 First floor:

Clearance

Corridor

Bedrooms 5, (40 m², 14 m², 13 m², 11 m², 10 m²)

Second floor:

Clearance

Large attic

Basement :

Laundry and boiler room

2 car garage