Pleasant and Large Village House with Garden

Property Description

This charming, move-in-ready house is located in the spa town of Evaux-les-Bains.

While a little updating would restore its former glory, you can easily move right in with your own furniture and suitcases.

The ground floor comprises an entrance hall leading to a living room and kitchen on the right, and a hallway, shower room, toilet, and a bright room on the left that could serve as a ground-floor bedroom, an office, or an additional living space.

Upstairs, the sleeping area includes two bedrooms, a bathroom with a bidet, a toilet, a storage room, and two adjoining rooms.

A semi-basement with four rooms is located beneath the house, two for storage of garden equipment and two housing the boiler room and annex..

An attic is situated above the house, accessible from the upstairs landing via a hatch.

The pleasant garden is accessible from the exterior staircase at the rear, leading to the ground-floor hallway or via the basement.
It is also possible to park your car at the rear of the house.

The garden is fully enclosed. Several fruit trees are located on the property (cherry, raspberry, currant, plum, pear, apple, and even wild strawberries). To help maintain the garden, you will also find a well.

If the charm of this property has captured your attention and you would like to arrange a viewing, please contact us as soon as possible by phone or email.

Mains drainage
Oil-fired boiler
Oil tank in the basement
PVC double glazing
Manual roller shutters
Linky smart meter
Exterior insulation (garden side and gable end)

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Fees to be paid by the seller. Energy class E, Climate class E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2021: between 3359.00 and 4545.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: