Apartment for sale in Brittany, France

Key Facts: ?Large 3 bedroom houses measuring approx 100m2, with large private gardens and patios measuring up to 300m2. ?Private, covered garages in each house. ?Large windows giving lots of natural light, modern and contemporary interiors. ?5 mins walk from busy village centre, lots of amenities and facilities in village. ?In area of great beauty only 35 mins from Brittany coast with 100?s of km of beaches to choose from, historic towns and lush countryside. ?Close to ferry ports ? St Malo only 40km away. ?Local tennis courts 2 mins walk from development. The big village of TINTENIAC boasts some fine 15th and 16th century houses. Whether using it as a base to tour around Brittany, making th emost of the outdoor activities in the area or just enjoying the peaceful surroundings, Tinteniac offers an unequalled opportunity to enjoy the charm and of rural Brittany. Delightful tourist attractions nearby include Mont St Michel, St Malo, the Rance Estuary, Dinard and Dinan which are all within 40 minutes drive. La Poutelais is overlooked by the chateau de Montmuran. The chateaux in Combourg, Vitré, Fougères, Bourbansais and Caradeuc are in the immediate vicinity, with the Loire Valley less than 2 hour's drive south. The emerald coast stretches from the bay of Mont St Michel to St Briac sur Mer linking the ports of Cancale, St Malo and Dinard. The old walled town of St Malo is one of the country's great attractions. The rampart walls conceal a charming town known for good restaurants and pavement cafés. In Rennes, Brittany?s parliament house has reopened its doors a sign of the renewed interest in the history of Brittany, Breton culture and language. See the dramatic ramparts and colourful pavement cafés in St Malo. The regional capital, Rennes has an elegant old quarter with a huge Saturday market. There are superb oysters from Cancale and excellent golf in Dinard.

Opportunity to buy 3 bedroom houses in Brittany. Very pretty location and indeal as a starting point to make the most of the whole region. There are several options for people purchasing buy to let properties, these are as follows: 1.Buy the property and use the mandate to let the property out (there is rarely personal occupation available as they are let out as residential lets, however holiday homes in seasonal areas may offer occupation). There is no need for the owner to furnish the property. 2.Buy the property, furnish it and ask a local agency to let it out as a seasonal let. This allows the owner to earn an income and also go on holiday there when they wish. There are no rental guarantees for this option; however the rental yield may be greater than approximated by the first option if renting at key peak times. 3.Buy the property and live in it as a second home. This means not having a rental yield. However if you buy an off plan ?buy-to-Let? property, this is often cheaper than buying a single property sold on the private market