House by the beach - ideal for holidays or for renting out

Property Description

Summary
Location, Location, Location…. this house is just 5-minute walk to the beach. It’s ideal for holidays or for renting out. Situated on an estate of similar houses, this house is 79m2, with a small private garden. You can walk to the shops and restaurants, the port and the beach. This house is a perfect investment, as the golf course and the zoo are close by. You do not have to pay millions to be close to the beach! Priced for a quick sale, there is an entrance with covered terrace, kitchen, lounge with patio doors to the garden. Staircase to 3 double bedrooms and shower room WC. The house has double glazing and electric radiators. There is a private parking space. What are you waiting for? I have more photos and videos of this house close to the beach at La Palmyre, Charente Maritime
Estimated annual home energy costs between €3591 and €4859 per year
Average energy prices indexed for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions)
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website:
DPE G600 GES C20

Location
La Palmyre

La Palmyre is a seaside resort town (station balnéaire) in the commune of Les Mathes, in the département Charente-Maritime
It lies on the Presqu’île d’Arvert, between the ocean (Atlantic) and natural features like the forest of La Coubre, plus marshes and the estuary of the Gironde
Population is small in winter (~1,800 in Les Mathes/La Palmyre), but swells greatly in summer (many tens of thousands) due to tourism.

Main Attractions & What to Do
Zoo de La Palmyre
One of the biggest draws: founded in 1966 by Claude Caillé.
Covers ~18 hectares in a pine forest, with ~1,600 animals from ~110-145 species
Open year-round, with shows (sea lions, birds) during the warmer months
Also involved in conservation and breeding programs for endangered species
Beaches & Coastline
Long sandy beaches ideal for families (gentle slopes into the water), plus more wild surf beaches on the “Côte Sauvage
The beach known as Plage de la Palmyre (or Plage du Clapet) is close to the town & port, accessible, with amenities, and good for swimming and relaxing
Forest of La Coubre
A large pine forest (domaniale) of several thousand hectares (approx. 8,000 ha in some sources) that borders La Palmyre. Offers many trails for walking, biking, horse riding
Serves as a natural buffer, dune stabilization etc.
Phare de la Coubre (Lighthouse)
Built in 1905, ~64 meters high, about 300 steps to climb. Great views over the Atlantic, the forest, and coastline.
There is also a smaller Phare de La Palmyre (older) but less prominent as a tourist viewpoint.
Chapelle Notre-Dame-des-Pins
A chapel set in the pine woods, inaugurated in 1991. Modern design, quite open to surroundings, made of pine structure.
Outdoor / Leisure Activities
Lots of possibilities: cycling, paddle, surf, kite surf, horse riding, walks
There are cruise options or boat trips in nearby estuaries or between islands (e.g. toward Île d’Oléron etc.).
Other Amenities
A marina / port, shops, restaurants, holiday villages / campsites. Golf course.
It has a network of cycle paths; the promenade along the sea is very pleasant.