Property For Sale Manche,France

This advert is for land and two properties for sale in Ger Manche Normandy France. This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to redevelopment some buildings on a plot of land in a beautiful setting and would make a great investment opportunity.

The first building is an 18th century farmhouse which has three floors. It is 120 square metres and has running water and electricity connected. It has one bedroom. It also has an ensuite bathroom but there is scope to change this property into a 4-bedroom house.

The second property for sale is terraced house which is also 120 square metres and covers three floors. Again, it is structurally sound with running water and electric. The property sits on 1 acre of land and there is also a barn and some out building which could also be converted into more accommodation. The land is about 4 acres in size.

The properties are unfurnished and need work done to renovate them.



This sale consists of:



18th Century Farm house (no. 75)

Approximately 120m squared (over 3 floors)

Structurally sound

Electric and water

Good condition

Fosse Septic

Sits on 3 Acres of land

Fruit trees are on the land





Terrace house (no. 79)



Approximately 120m squared (over 3 floors)

Structurally sound

Electric and water

No Fosse Septic

1 Acres of land (field with fruit tress)

Barn -Tin roof, stone walls (approx. 80m squared)

In need of full renovation





Ideally sell these as a package, but open to the prospect of selling separately.

All title deeds are available. (No. 75, No. 79 andamp; Land connected to No. 79)



This is situated in a picturesque part of Normandy/Manche countryside. Normandy is altogether a gentler place, dotted with lush meadows and bucolic farmland, and famed for its cheese and apples. Rather than locked in an endless tussle with a wild ocean, its coastline consists for the most part of long low dunes, lapped by the Channel. Lovely old ports line the coast, ranging from medieval treasures like Honfleur and Barfleur to nineteenth-century resorts such as Etretat and Trouville, while the Seine too holds gems like the abbey of Jumiandegrave;ges and Richard the Lionheartandrsquo;s castle at Les Andelys, as well as Monetandrsquo;s waterlily-filled garden at Giverny.