THE AMAZING LOFT and its dependent house in the heart of the historic district with garden

Located in the historic heart of Dinan, a stone’s throw from the Théâtre des Jacobins. After passing the door and crossing the corridor, a courtyard opens in front of us. We see above, two buildings; a completely renovated loft and a house of 2020 of 30 sqm that you can choose dependent or not! Let’s go to the loft. After a few steps, the ground floor opens up in front of us, onto the living space with very generous volumes. On the right, we will find a bedroom, a bathroom with walk-in shower and a toilet. As you move towards the living space, the wooden spiral staircase gives access to a mezzanine where children, in particular, will be delighted to meet. A little further, after having descended a few steps, a spacious fully fitted and equipped kitchen is offered to us. Stairs invite us upstairs, where we find a toilet and a bedroom with a view of the old buildings of the historic center. Outside, a terrace and a garden perfectly exposed, will allow you to benefit from the beautiful days, to relax and to benefit from the evenings with family or between friends. Access to the house, type T2, of 30 sqm, can be done by the courtyard or directly by the loft and the garden. A wooden barrier on wheels makes the two properties dependent or independent. Past the landscaped garden, the entrance opens onto a living room with high ceilings and exposed beams. A fitted, equipped kitchen opens onto the living room. As an extension, there is a bedroom, a bathroom with walk-in shower and a toilet. The goods are sold fully furnished and equipped. Main residence, secondary residence, rental investment, main and rental residence, these properties, in the historic center and full of originality, offer many possibilities. Not subject to the status of co-ownership. Located a few minutes walk from the station, in the heart of the historic center and close to schools, shops, restaurants, cafes and a variety of services. Dinan will seduce you with its rich heritage, a must-see medieval Breton city, its port and walks on the Rance river a few minutes away on foot. Full photo report on our Espaces Atypiques des Côtes d’Armor website: https://www.espaces-atypiques.com/cotes-darmor/