REDUCED in price - Beautiful house from 1930 with its cement tile floor and its original oak staircase at the entrance. Located in the heart of Bayeux and facing south. the interior layout was restored and extensions created. The distribution is as follows:
- On the ground floor Pretty central entrance which leads to the dining room on the right with through light and an open marble fireplace, a living room with a bay window opening onto the terrace and the enclosed garden with trees.
- On the left: a large fitted kitchen, a hallway, toilets, a bedroom, a bathroom.
7 room(s)
3 bedrooms)
1 bathroom(s)
130m2 living space.
The department of Calvados is possibly the most famous of the three departments in Lower Normandy, the other two being Manche and Orne. The inhabitants are called the Calvadosiens and it is located in the north east of the region.
Calvados gathers many different cultural and geographical areas in one spot, there are 4 main areas: in the west of the department we find the Bessin area, mainly around Bayeux; in the south west there is the "Swiss Normande" area, a hilly land with rivers; in the centre of the department we find Caen with flat agricultural land; the Auge area stands out in the east of the department as the typical Normandy image with its half-timbered houses.
Calvados appeals to most for its many beautiful landscapes and beaches including the WWII landing beaches.
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