House
Saussey - Lower Normandy
Beautiful Normandy stone house built in the traditional manner. It has a lot of charm, authenticity of stone ability to keep cool in summer and beautiful fireplace for heat in winter. Typical features : Materials: Stone is the main building material, using local stone such as granite, limestone or sandstone, with slate roofs. Architecture: The stone house has a rustic, authentic style, with thick walls and lots of small windows, some with mullions. Located in a picturesque hamlet in the countryside, surrounded by greenery and gardens. It blends into the landscape and contributes to its charm. Benefits: Great renovation potential, structural work already done, stonework and exposed beam ceilings have been preserved, giving the house undeniable charm and authenticity; Durability: Stone is a very durable material. This house has survived the centuries without losing its character, probably built in the 1600s. Detailed description : Renovated house: Kitchen opening onto 30sqm living-dining room, living room with exposed beams. First floor: 16 sqm bedroom with bathroom and toilet, wood panelling and parquet flooring. Second floor: 18 sqm bedroom with large dressing room. Non-renovated part : First floor: large 38 sqm room (could accommodate a kitchen with boiler room and laundry room). Another 35 sqm room with granite fireplace, exposed beams (could be used as living room with beautiful open fireplace), hatch leading to first floor. Another 23 sqm room (could be used as bedroom, study or library). On the first floor, a large plateau of around 145sqm, where everything needs to be done: bedrooms, games room, bathroom, all the technical ducts are in place (water, electricity). The work is less than 10 years old, the joists have been completely redone, the interior plastered, the floor heated, and the kitchen-dining room has been fitted with a fluid network. The exterior borehole is ready for a geothermal heat pump. Outbuildings: large 170sqm barn used as ga […] Discover the property >>