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The property sits on land of 13,889 sq.metres.  This equates to 3.347 Acres.

   Ground Floor
                                                                                                     Equating to:

• Lounge                             6m. x 6m.      36 sq.m        (20ft. x 20ft.     400 sq.ft.)


• Dining Room                     6m. x 3m.      18 sq.m.       (20ft. x 10ft.     200 sq.ft)


• Kitchen                             6m. x 6.75m. 40 sq.m.        (20ft. x 22ft.     440 sq.ft)
• Four Worktops: 1 @ 436 cm. 1 @ 200cm. 1 @120 cm. 1 @ 50 cm.
  
• But within the Kitchen is a Utility Room measuring
•                                        3.3m. x 2.5m.  8.25 sq.m.     (11ft. x 8ft.        88 sq.ft.)


• Lobby/boot Room            2.9m. x 0.9m   2.6 sq.m.      (10ft. x 3ft        13 sq.ft.)

   First Floor

• Master Bedroom              6.4m. x 3.50m.  22.4sq.m.   (22ft. x 12ft.     264 sq.ft.)
  


• Bedroom 2                       6.4m. x 3.05m.   19.5sq.m.  (12ft. x 10ft.     120 sq.ft.)
  


• Bedroom 3                       3.3m. x 2.9m.     9.5sq.m.    (11ft. x 10ft.    110 sq.ft.)
  


• Walk through Bedroom    3m. x 2.8m.       8.4sq.m.    (10ft. x 10ft.    100 sq.ft.)
  


• Landing/Study Area          6.4m. x 3m.     19.2sq.m.    (12ft. x 10ft.    120 sq.ft.)
  


• En-suite Shower Room      3.3m. x 3m.      9.9sq.m.    (11ft. x 10ft.     110 sq.ft.)
  


• Dressing Room                  3.3m. x 3m.       9.9sq.m.   (11ft. x 10ft.     110 sq.ft.)
  
  

   Outside

• Garage                              6.2m. x 3.4m.     21 sq.m.   (11ft x 20ft.      225 sq.ft)
  


• Workshop


• Shed


• Garden Appliance Area


• Wood Store


• Block Store 1


• Block Store 2


• Open Store Area


• Byre


• Covered Eating Area


• 2 Wells


• Space for up to 7 cars on drive area
  

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The Code de l'Urbanisme   (CU)

Anyone who wishes to construct or have constructed a building, to be used as a dwelling or not, whether with foundations or not, must in the first instance obtain a Permis de construire (building permit).

We have looked into the possibility of applying for a CU, which roughly translates as outline planning permission and we have been 'Given the Nod'  *** that there will be no problem with this.

***Please note that this is all unofficial at present and does not constitute an agreement between future vendor and buyer.

Our reason for doing this is that with a considerable amount of land, future owners might like the possibility of building on it. At the front of the property, adjacent to the lane, are two plots, presently part of own terrain. At one time there were two buildings on them and the 'footprints' are still beneath the surface. This would mean that a Permis de construire would be much more easily obtained.