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The beautiful Le Grand Sillon development combines a stunning beachfront location with the gorgeous backdrop of the fortified city of St Malo, one of Frances premier tourist destinations. AddressLe Grand Sillon AccommodationStudio to 3 beds Sizes27.01sqm 94.15sqm Price:209K to 750K Delivery date3Q 2011 Deposit5% to Notary Sales officeYES The Location: Once the island home to the fearful corsairs (pirates-come-privateers), famed explorer Jacques Cartier (who colonized Canada) and the esteemed writer Chateaubriand, the spectacular fortified city of St Malo has much to offer residents with all the amenities you have come to expect (bakers, supermarkets, banks etc), lots of bars and restaurants (many of which serve traditional Breton cuisine), thermal baths and some beautiful walks around the atmospheric walled city (the Intra-Muros). And with its vast and clean beaches, it is easy to see why St Malo is the most visited place in Brittany. This beautiful city is also an excellent base from which to explore the rest of Brittany with its many menhirs (a Breton word borrowed into English meaning long stone), its elaborately carved crucifixion scenes sited at the crossroads of many villages and small towns across the area, not to mention the beautiful chateaux and manor houses locally. Why not visit the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Mont saint Michel or the worlds first large-scale tidal plant in Rance, where flood and ebb tides are used to generate electricity. The Development: Spacious contemporary apartments incorporating elements of the late 19th century style of existing adjacent buildings; Stylish yet durable facades comprising of granite, lime plaster and brickwork; Beautiful views of the sea and the city of Saint Malo itself; Fully-tiled bathrooms with a marble wash basins, mixer taps, mirrors with vanity lighting and heated towel rails; Terraces or wooden-floored balconies; Bow windows flooding each apartment with light; Communal areas styled by designers; Constructed from quality materials; Fully insulated and soundproofed; Electric heating; Secure, with videophone entry system, three-point security doors, rolling electric shutters on all windows, underground parking with secure lift access; Many options to personalise your apartment Activities: Activities available locally include: aerobics, athletics, martial arts, badminton, squash, tennis, table tennis, rugby, football, basketball, volleyball, handball, hockey, ice hockey, ice skating, figure skating, land yachting, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, climbing, weightlifting, swimming, sea kayaking, wind surfing, sailing, fencing, archery, yoga, bowls, walking and many more. Food local specialities: Seafood features heavily in Breton cuisine reflecting the geography of the region - surrounded as it is on three sides by the sea. Typical dishes include palourdes farcis (baked clams stuffed with garlic, herbs and shallots, cooked in white wine), coquilles Saint Jacques (scallops cooked in their shells with cheese, potatoes, mushrooms, shallots and white wine, topped with crispy breadcrumbs), Breton cotriade (a fish stew traditionally made with conger eel and the remains of the catch of the day, mixed with potatoes, garlic, parsley, onions and white wine), pot au feu dhomard (a lobster stew with oysters, scallops, mussels and shrimps) and finally crpes and galettes, popular all over France but originating here. The region is also well-known for the quality of its lamb. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can find the right mortgage for you. Access: St Malo is in the Ille-et-Vilaine department of Brittany in the north-west of France. By car: From Paris, take the A13, A84, N175, N176, N137 and then follow the signs for Saint Malo By air:Dinard/Pleurtuit/Saint-Malo airport, 15 km Regular services to London Stansted, east midlands (Nottingham) and Manchester; Flights also available to London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol and Southampton via Jersey/Guernsey/Alderney; Serviced by low-cost airlines Ryanair and Aurigny Rennes Saint-Jacques airport, 76 km Regular direct service to Southampton; Seasonal direct service to Exeter, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin and cork; in-direct flights to London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Aberdeen; Serviced by low-cost airline Flybe By train: Gare SNCF de Saint Malo, 2 minutes By ferry :Regular ferry service to Jersey, Guernsey, Portsmouth, Weymouth and Poole (direct and indirect services) provided by Brittany Ferries, Condor Ferries and Corsair Ferries Rennes 70 km - Jersey 70 km (62 km of which is by Ferry) - Saint-Brieuc 73 km - Le Mans 222 km Note: Prices are approximate - see website for exact euro price.
The beautiful Le Grand Sillon development combines a stunning beachfront location with the gorgeous backdrop of the fortified city of St Malo, one of Frances premier tourist destinations. AddressLe Grand Sillon AccommodationStudio to 3 beds Sizes27.01sqm 94.15sqm Price:209K to 750K Delivery date3Q 2011 Deposit5% to Notary Sales officeYES The Location: Once the island home to the fearful corsairs (pirates-come-privateers), famed explorer Jacques Cartier (who colonized Canada) and the esteemed writer Chateaubriand, the spectacular fortified city of St Malo has much to offer residents with all the amenities you have come to expect (bakers, supermarkets, banks etc), lots of bars and restaurants (many of which serve traditional Breton cuisine), thermal baths and some beautiful walks around the atmospheric walled city (the Intra-Muros). And with its vast and clean beaches, it is easy to see why St Malo is the most visited place in Brittany. This beautiful city is also an excellent base from which to explore the rest of Brittany with its many menhirs (a Breton word borrowed into English meaning long stone), its elaborately carved crucifixion scenes sited at the crossroads of many villages and small towns across the area, not to mention the beautiful chateaux and manor houses locally. Why not visit the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Mont saint Michel or the worlds first large-scale tidal plant in Rance, where flood and ebb tides are used to generate electricity. The Development: Spacious contemporary apartments incorporating elements of the late 19th century style of existing adjacent buildings; Stylish yet durable facades comprising of granite, lime plaster and brickwork; Beautiful views of the sea and the city of Saint Malo itself; Fully-tiled bathrooms with a marble wash basins, mixer taps, mirrors with vanity lighting and heated towel rails; Terraces or wooden-floored balconies; Bow windows flooding each apartment with light; Communal areas styled by designers; Constructed from quality materials; Fully insulated and soundproofed; Electric heating; Secure, with videophone entry system, three-point security doors, rolling electric shutters on all windows, underground parking with secure lift access; Many options to personalise your apartment Activities: Activities available locally include: aerobics, athletics, martial arts, badminton, squash, tennis, table tennis, rugby, football, basketball, volleyball, handball, hockey, ice hockey, ice skating, figure skating, land yachting, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, climbing, weightlifting, swimming, sea kayaking, wind surfing, sailing, fencing, archery, yoga, bowls, walking and many more. Food local specialities: Seafood features heavily in Breton cuisine reflecting the geography of the region - surrounded as it is on three sides by the sea. Typical dishes include palourdes farcis (baked clams stuffed with garlic, herbs and shallots, cooked in white wine), coquilles Saint Jacques (scallops cooked in their shells with cheese, potatoes, mushrooms, shallots and white wine, topped with crispy breadcrumbs), Breton cotriade (a fish stew traditionally made with conger eel and the remains of the catch of the day, mixed with potatoes, garlic, parsley, onions and white wine), pot au feu dhomard (a lobster stew with oysters, scallops, mussels and shrimps) and finally crpes and galettes, popular all over France but originating here. The region is also well-known for the quality of its lamb. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can find the right mortgage for you. Access: St Malo is in the Ille-et-Vilaine department of Brittany in the north-west of France. By car: From Paris, take the A13, A84, N175, N176, N137 and then follow the signs for Saint Malo By air:Dinard/Pleurtuit/Saint-Malo airport, 15 km Regular services to London Stansted, east midlands (Nottingham) and Manchester; Flights also available to London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol and Southampton via Jersey/Guernsey/Alderney; Serviced by low-cost airlines Ryanair and Aurigny Rennes Saint-Jacques airport, 76 km Regular direct service to Southampton; Seasonal direct service to Exeter, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin and cork; in-direct flights to London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Aberdeen; Serviced by low-cost airline Flybe By train: Gare SNCF de Saint Malo, 2 minutes By ferry :Regular ferry service to Jersey, Guernsey, Portsmouth, Weymouth and Poole (direct and indirect services) provided by Brittany Ferries, Condor Ferries and Corsair Ferries Rennes 70 km - Jersey 70 km (62 km of which is by Ferry) - Saint-Brieuc 73 km - Le Mans 222 km Note: Prices are approximate - see website for exact euro price.
The beautiful Le Grand Sillon development combines a stunning beachfront location with the gorgeous backdrop of the fortified city of St Malo, one of Frances premier tourist destinations. AddressLe Grand Sillon AccommodationStudio to 3 beds Sizes27.01sqm 94.15sqm Price:209K to 750K Delivery date3Q 2011 Deposit5% to Notary Sales officeYES The Location: Once the island home to the fearful corsairs (pirates-come-privateers), famed explorer Jacques Cartier (who colonized Canada) and the esteemed writer Chateaubriand, the spectacular fortified city of St Malo has much to offer residents with all the amenities you have come to expect (bakers, supermarkets, banks etc), lots of bars and restaurants (many of which serve traditional Breton cuisine), thermal baths and some beautiful walks around the atmospheric walled city (the Intra-Muros). And with its vast and clean beaches, it is easy to see why St Malo is the most visited place in Brittany. This beautiful city is also an excellent base from which to explore the rest of Brittany with its many menhirs (a Breton word borrowed into English meaning long stone), its elaborately carved crucifixion scenes sited at the crossroads of many villages and small towns across the area, not to mention the beautiful chateaux and manor houses locally. Why not visit the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Mont saint Michel or the worlds first large-scale tidal plant in Rance, where flood and ebb tides are used to generate electricity. The Development: Spacious contemporary apartments incorporating elements of the late 19th century style of existing adjacent buildings; Stylish yet durable facades comprising of granite, lime plaster and brickwork; Beautiful views of the sea and the city of Saint Malo itself; Fully-tiled bathrooms with a marble wash basins, mixer taps, mirrors with vanity lighting and heated towel rails; Terraces or wooden-floored balconies; Bow windows flooding each apartment with light; Communal areas styled by designers; Constructed from quality materials; Fully insulated and soundproofed; Electric heating; Secure, with videophone entry system, three-point security doors, rolling electric shutters on all windows, underground parking with secure lift access; Many options to personalise your apartment Activities: Activities available locally include: aerobics, athletics, martial arts, badminton, squash, tennis, table tennis, rugby, football, basketball, volleyball, handball, hockey, ice hockey, ice skating, figure skating, land yachting, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, climbing, weightlifting, swimming, sea kayaking, wind surfing, sailing, fencing, archery, yoga, bowls, walking and many more. Food local specialities: Seafood features heavily in Breton cuisine reflecting the geography of the region - surrounded as it is on three sides by the sea. Typical dishes include palourdes farcis (baked clams stuffed with garlic, herbs and shallots, cooked in white wine), coquilles Saint Jacques (scallops cooked in their shells with cheese, potatoes, mushrooms, shallots and white wine, topped with crispy breadcrumbs), Breton cotriade (a fish stew traditionally made with conger eel and the remains of the catch of the day, mixed with potatoes, garlic, parsley, onions and white wine), pot au feu dhomard (a lobster stew with oysters, scallops, mussels and shrimps) and finally crpes and galettes, popular all over France but originating here. The region is also well-known for the quality of its lamb. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can find the right mortgage for you. Access: St Malo is in the Ille-et-Vilaine department of Brittany in the north-west of France. By car: From Paris, take the A13, A84, N175, N176, N137 and then follow the signs for Saint Malo By air:Dinard/Pleurtuit/Saint-Malo airport, 15 km Regular services to London Stansted, east midlands (Nottingham) and Manchester; Flights also available to London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol and Southampton via Jersey/Guernsey/Alderney; Serviced by low-cost airlines Ryanair and Aurigny Rennes Saint-Jacques airport, 76 km Regular direct service to Southampton; Seasonal direct service to Exeter, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin and cork; in-direct flights to London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Aberdeen; Serviced by low-cost airline Flybe By train: Gare SNCF de Saint Malo, 2 minutes By ferry :Regular ferry service to Jersey, Guernsey, Portsmouth, Weymouth and Poole (direct and indirect services) provided by Brittany Ferries, Condor Ferries and Corsair Ferries Rennes 70 km - Jersey 70 km (62 km of which is by Ferry) - Saint-Brieuc 73 km - Le Mans 222 km
The beautiful Le Grand Sillon development combines a stunning beachfront location with the gorgeous backdrop of the fortified city of St Malo, one of Frances premier tourist destinations. AddressLe Grand Sillon AccommodationStudio to 3 beds Sizes27.01sqm 94.15sqm Price:209K to 750K Delivery date3Q 2011 Deposit5% to Notary Sales officeYES The Location: Once the island home to the fearful corsairs (pirates-come-privateers), famed explorer Jacques Cartier (who colonized Canada) and the esteemed writer Chateaubriand, the spectacular fortified city of St Malo has much to offer residents with all the amenities you have come to expect (bakers, supermarkets, banks etc), lots of bars and restaurants (many of which serve traditional Breton cuisine), thermal baths and some beautiful walks around the atmospheric walled city (the Intra-Muros). And with its vast and clean beaches, it is easy to see why St Malo is the most visited place in Brittany. This beautiful city is also an excellent base from which to explore the rest of Brittany with its many menhirs (a Breton word borrowed into English meaning long stone), its elaborately carved crucifixion scenes sited at the crossroads of many villages and small towns across the area, not to mention the beautiful chateaux and manor houses locally. Why not visit the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Mont saint Michel or the worlds first large-scale tidal plant in Rance, where flood and ebb tides are used to generate electricity. The Development: Spacious contemporary apartments incorporating elements of the late 19th century style of existing adjacent buildings; Stylish yet durable facades comprising of granite, lime plaster and brickwork; Beautiful views of the sea and the city of Saint Malo itself; Fully-tiled bathrooms with a marble wash basins, mixer taps, mirrors with vanity lighting and heated towel rails; Terraces or wooden-floored balconies; Bow windows flooding each apartment with light; Communal areas styled by designers; Constructed from quality materials; Fully insulated and soundproofed; Electric heating; Secure, with videophone entry system, three-point security doors, rolling electric shutters on all windows, underground parking with secure lift access; Many options to personalise your apartment Activities: Activities available locally include: aerobics, athletics, martial arts, badminton, squash, tennis, table tennis, rugby, football, basketball, volleyball, handball, hockey, ice hockey, ice skating, figure skating, land yachting, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, climbing, weightlifting, swimming, sea kayaking, wind surfing, sailing, fencing, archery, yoga, bowls, walking and many more. Food local specialities: Seafood features heavily in Breton cuisine reflecting the geography of the region - surrounded as it is on three sides by the sea. Typical dishes include palourdes farcis (baked clams stuffed with garlic, herbs and shallots, cooked in white wine), coquilles Saint Jacques (scallops cooked in their shells with cheese, potatoes, mushrooms, shallots and white wine, topped with crispy breadcrumbs), Breton cotriade (a fish stew traditionally made with conger eel and the remains of the catch of the day, mixed with potatoes, garlic, parsley, onions and white wine), pot au feu dhomard (a lobster stew with oysters, scallops, mussels and shrimps) and finally crpes and galettes, popular all over France but originating here. The region is also well-known for the quality of its lamb. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can find the right mortgage for you. Access: St Malo is in the Ille-et-Vilaine department of Brittany in the north-west of France. By car: From Paris, take the A13, A84, N175, N176, N137 and then follow the signs for Saint Malo By air:Dinard/Pleurtuit/Saint-Malo airport, 15 km Regular services to London Stansted, east midlands (Nottingham) and Manchester; Flights also available to London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol and Southampton via Jersey/Guernsey/Alderney; Serviced by low-cost airlines Ryanair and Aurigny Rennes Saint-Jacques airport, 76 km Regular direct service to Southampton; Seasonal direct service to Exeter, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin and cork; in-direct flights to London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Aberdeen; Serviced by low-cost airline Flybe By train: Gare SNCF de Saint Malo, 2 minutes By ferry :Regular ferry service to Jersey, Guernsey, Portsmouth, Weymouth and Poole (direct and indirect services) provided by Brittany Ferries, Condor Ferries and Corsair Ferries Rennes 70 km - Jersey 70 km (62 km of which is by Ferry) - Saint-Brieuc 73 km - Le Mans 222 km
Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. New build apartments and Houses AddressSaint Malo AccommodationStudio to 2 bedrooms Price76K to 290K Sizes23sqm 101sqm Deposit5% to Notary Delivery date2Q2011 Sales officeYES The Development: Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. The residence benefits from an exceptional location only 15 minutes from the town centre and close to shops and schools. The building responds to the label BBC (Batiment Basse Consommation=Low Consumption Building) which guarantees the respect of energy-efficient standards, in helping saving energy. The Location: Once the island home to the fearful corsairs (pirates-come-privateers), famed explorer Jacques Cartier (who colonized Canada) and the esteemed writer Chateaubriand, the spectacular fortified city of St Malo has much to offer residents with all the amenities you have come to expect (bakers, supermarkets, banks etc), lots of bars and restaurants (many of which serve traditional Breton cuisine), thermal baths and some beautiful walks around the atmospheric walled city (the Intra-Muros). And with its vast and clean beaches, it is easy to see why St Malo is the most visited place in Brittany. This beautiful city is also an excellent base from which to explore the rest of Brittany with its many menhirs (a Breton word borrowed into English meaning long stone), its elaborately carved crucifixion scenes sited at the crossroads of many villages and small towns across the area, not to mention the beautiful chateaux and manor houses locally. Why not visit the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Mont saint Michel or the worlds first large-scale tidal plant in Rance, where flood and ebb tides are used to generate electricity Activities: Activities available locally include: aerobics, athletics, martial arts, badminton, squash, tennis, table tennis, rugby, football, basketball, volleyball, handball, hockey, ice hockey, ice skating, figure skating, land yachting, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, climbing, weightlifting, swimming, sea kayaking, wind surfing, sailing, fencing, archery, yoga, bowls, walking and many more. Food local specialities: Seafood features heavily in Breton cuisine reflecting the geography of the region - surrounded as it is on three sides by the sea. Typical dishes include palourdes farcis (baked clams stuffed with garlic, herbs and shallots, cooked in white wine), coquilles Saint Jacques (scallops cooked in their shells with cheese, potatoes, mushrooms, shallots and white wine, topped with crispy breadcrumbs), Breton cotriade (a fish stew traditionally made with conger eel and the remains of the catch of the day, mixed with potatoes, garlic, parsley, onions and white wine), pot au feu dhomard (a lobster stew with oysters, scallops, mussels and shrimps) and finally crpes and galettes, popular all over France but originating here. The region is also well-known for the quality of its lamb. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Access: St Malo is in the Ille-et-Vilaine department of Brittany in the north-west of France. By car: From Paris, take the A13, A84, N175, N176, N137 and then follow the signs for Saint Malo By air:Dinard/Pleurtuit/Saint-Malo airport, 15 km Regular services to London Stansted, east midlands (Nottingham) and Manchester; Flights also available to London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol and Southampton via Jersey/Guernsey/Alderney; Serviced by low-cost airlines Ryanair and Aurigny Rennes Saint-Jacques airport, 76 km Regular direct service to Southampton; Seasonal direct service to Exeter, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin and cork; in-direct flights to London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Aberdeen; Serviced by low-cost airline Flybe By train: Gare SNCF de Saint Malo, 2 minutes By ferry :Regular ferry service to Jersey, Guernsey, Portsmouth, Weymouth and Poole (direct and indirect services) provided by Brittany Ferries, Condor Ferries and Corsair Ferries Rennes 70 km - Jersey 70 km (62 km of which is by Ferry) - Saint-Brieuc 73 km - Le Mans 222 km
Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. New build apartments and Houses AddressSaint Malo AccommodationStudio to 2 bedrooms Price76K to 290K Sizes23sqm 101sqm Deposit5% to Notary Delivery date2Q2011 Sales officeYES The Development: Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. The residence benefits from an exceptional location only 15 minutes from the town centre and close to shops and schools. The building responds to the label BBC (Batiment Basse Consommation=Low Consumption Building) which guarantees the respect of energy-efficient standards, in helping saving energy. The Location: Once the island home to the fearful corsairs (pirates-come-privateers), famed explorer Jacques Cartier (who colonized Canada) and the esteemed writer Chateaubriand, the spectacular fortified city of St Malo has much to offer residents with all the amenities you have come to expect (bakers, supermarkets, banks etc), lots of bars and restaurants (many of which serve traditional Breton cuisine), thermal baths and some beautiful walks around the atmospheric walled city (the Intra-Muros). And with its vast and clean beaches, it is easy to see why St Malo is the most visited place in Brittany. This beautiful city is also an excellent base from which to explore the rest of Brittany with its many menhirs (a Breton word borrowed into English meaning long stone), its elaborately carved crucifixion scenes sited at the crossroads of many villages and small towns across the area, not to mention the beautiful chateaux and manor houses locally. Why not visit the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Mont saint Michel or the worlds first large-scale tidal plant in Rance, where flood and ebb tides are used to generate electricity Activities: Activities available locally include: aerobics, athletics, martial arts, badminton, squash, tennis, table tennis, rugby, football, basketball, volleyball, handball, hockey, ice hockey, ice skating, figure skating, land yachting, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, climbing, weightlifting, swimming, sea kayaking, wind surfing, sailing, fencing, archery, yoga, bowls, walking and many more. Food local specialities: Seafood features heavily in Breton cuisine reflecting the geography of the region - surrounded as it is on three sides by the sea. Typical dishes include palourdes farcis (baked clams stuffed with garlic, herbs and shallots, cooked in white wine), coquilles Saint Jacques (scallops cooked in their shells with cheese, potatoes, mushrooms, shallots and white wine, topped with crispy breadcrumbs), Breton cotriade (a fish stew traditionally made with conger eel and the remains of the catch of the day, mixed with potatoes, garlic, parsley, onions and white wine), pot au feu dhomard (a lobster stew with oysters, scallops, mussels and shrimps) and finally crpes and galettes, popular all over France but originating here. The region is also well-known for the quality of its lamb. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Access: St Malo is in the Ille-et-Vilaine department of Brittany in the north-west of France. By car: From Paris, take the A13, A84, N175, N176, N137 and then follow the signs for Saint Malo By air:Dinard/Pleurtuit/Saint-Malo airport, 15 km Regular services to London Stansted, east midlands (Nottingham) and Manchester; Flights also available to London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol and Southampton via Jersey/Guernsey/Alderney; Serviced by low-cost airlines Ryanair and Aurigny Rennes Saint-Jacques airport, 76 km Regular direct service to Southampton; Seasonal direct service to Exeter, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin and cork; in-direct flights to London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Aberdeen; Serviced by low-cost airline Flybe By train: Gare SNCF de Saint Malo, 2 minutes By ferry :Regular ferry service to Jersey, Guernsey, Portsmouth, Weymouth and Poole (direct and indirect services) provided by Brittany Ferries, Condor Ferries and Corsair Ferries Rennes 70 km - Jersey 70 km (62 km of which is by Ferry) - Saint-Brieuc 73 km - Le Mans 222 km
Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. New build apartments and Houses AddressSaint Malo AccommodationStudio to 2 bedrooms Price76K to 290K Sizes23sqm 101sqm Deposit5% to Notary Delivery date2Q2011 Sales officeYES The Development: Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. The residence benefits from an exceptional location only 15 minutes from the town centre and close to shops and schools. The building responds to the label BBC (Batiment Basse Consommation=Low Consumption Building) which guarantees the respect of energy-efficient standards, in helping saving energy. The Location: Once the island home to the fearful corsairs (pirates-come-privateers), famed explorer Jacques Cartier (who colonized Canada) and the esteemed writer Chateaubriand, the spectacular fortified city of St Malo has much to offer residents with all the amenities you have come to expect (bakers, supermarkets, banks etc), lots of bars and restaurants (many of which serve traditional Breton cuisine), thermal baths and some beautiful walks around the atmospheric walled city (the Intra-Muros). And with its vast and clean beaches, it is easy to see why St Malo is the most visited place in Brittany. This beautiful city is also an excellent base from which to explore the rest of Brittany with its many menhirs (a Breton word borrowed into English meaning long stone), its elaborately carved crucifixion scenes sited at the crossroads of many villages and small towns across the area, not to mention the beautiful chateaux and manor houses locally. Why not visit the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Mont saint Michel or the worlds first large-scale tidal plant in Rance, where flood and ebb tides are used to generate electricity Activities: Activities available locally include: aerobics, athletics, martial arts, badminton, squash, tennis, table tennis, rugby, football, basketball, volleyball, handball, hockey, ice hockey, ice skating, figure skating, land yachting, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, climbing, weightlifting, swimming, sea kayaking, wind surfing, sailing, fencing, archery, yoga, bowls, walking and many more. Food local specialities: Seafood features heavily in Breton cuisine reflecting the geography of the region - surrounded as it is on three sides by the sea. Typical dishes include palourdes farcis (baked clams stuffed with garlic, herbs and shallots, cooked in white wine), coquilles Saint Jacques (scallops cooked in their shells with cheese, potatoes, mushrooms, shallots and white wine, topped with crispy breadcrumbs), Breton cotriade (a fish stew traditionally made with conger eel and the remains of the catch of the day, mixed with potatoes, garlic, parsley, onions and white wine), pot au feu dhomard (a lobster stew with oysters, scallops, mussels and shrimps) and finally crpes and galettes, popular all over France but originating here. The region is also well-known for the quality of its lamb. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Access: St Malo is in the Ille-et-Vilaine department of Brittany in the north-west of France. By car: From Paris, take the A13, A84, N175, N176, N137 and then follow the signs for Saint Malo By air:Dinard/Pleurtuit/Saint-Malo airport, 15 km Regular services to London Stansted, east midlands (Nottingham) and Manchester; Flights also available to London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol and Southampton via Jersey/Guernsey/Alderney; Serviced by low-cost airlines Ryanair and Aurigny Rennes Saint-Jacques airport, 76 km Regular direct service to Southampton; Seasonal direct service to Exeter, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin and cork; in-direct flights to London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Aberdeen; Serviced by low-cost airline Flybe By train: Gare SNCF de Saint Malo, 2 minutes By ferry :Regular ferry service to Jersey, Guernsey, Portsmouth, Weymouth and Poole (direct and indirect services) provided by Brittany Ferries, Condor Ferries and Corsair Ferries Rennes 70 km - Jersey 70 km (62 km of which is by Ferry) - Saint-Brieuc 73 km - Le Mans 222 km
Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. New build apartments and Houses AddressSaint Malo AccommodationStudio to 2 bedrooms Price76K to 290K Sizes23sqm 101sqm Deposit5% to Notary Delivery date2Q2011 Sales officeYES The Development: Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. The residence benefits from an exceptional location only 15 minutes from the town centre and close to shops and schools. The building responds to the label BBC (Batiment Basse Consommation=Low Consumption Building) which guarantees the respect of energy-efficient standards, in helping saving energy. The Location: Once the island home to the fearful corsairs (pirates-come-privateers), famed explorer Jacques Cartier (who colonized Canada) and the esteemed writer Chateaubriand, the spectacular fortified city of St Malo has much to offer residents with all the amenities you have come to expect (bakers, supermarkets, banks etc), lots of bars and restaurants (many of which serve traditional Breton cuisine), thermal baths and some beautiful walks around the atmospheric walled city (the Intra-Muros). And with its vast and clean beaches, it is easy to see why St Malo is the most visited place in Brittany. This beautiful city is also an excellent base from which to explore the rest of Brittany with its many menhirs (a Breton word borrowed into English meaning long stone), its elaborately carved crucifixion scenes sited at the crossroads of many villages and small towns across the area, not to mention the beautiful chateaux and manor houses locally. Why not visit the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Mont saint Michel or the worlds first large-scale tidal plant in Rance, where flood and ebb tides are used to generate electricity Activities: Activities available locally include: aerobics, athletics, martial arts, badminton, squash, tennis, table tennis, rugby, football, basketball, volleyball, handball, hockey, ice hockey, ice skating, figure skating, land yachting, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, climbing, weightlifting, swimming, sea kayaking, wind surfing, sailing, fencing, archery, yoga, bowls, walking and many more. Food local specialities: Seafood features heavily in Breton cuisine reflecting the geography of the region - surrounded as it is on three sides by the sea. Typical dishes include palourdes farcis (baked clams stuffed with garlic, herbs and shallots, cooked in white wine), coquilles Saint Jacques (scallops cooked in their shells with cheese, potatoes, mushrooms, shallots and white wine, topped with crispy breadcrumbs), Breton cotriade (a fish stew traditionally made with conger eel and the remains of the catch of the day, mixed with potatoes, garlic, parsley, onions and white wine), pot au feu dhomard (a lobster stew with oysters, scallops, mussels and shrimps) and finally crpes and galettes, popular all over France but originating here. The region is also well-known for the quality of its lamb. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Access: St Malo is in the Ille-et-Vilaine department of Brittany in the north-west of France. By car: From Paris, take the A13, A84, N175, N176, N137 and then follow the signs for Saint Malo By air:Dinard/Pleurtuit/Saint-Malo airport, 15 km Regular services to London Stansted, east midlands (Nottingham) and Manchester; Flights also available to London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol and Southampton via Jersey/Guernsey/Alderney; Serviced by low-cost airlines Ryanair and Aurigny Rennes Saint-Jacques airport, 76 km Regular direct service to Southampton; Seasonal direct service to Exeter, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin and cork; in-direct flights to London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Aberdeen; Serviced by low-cost airline Flybe By train: Gare SNCF de Saint Malo, 2 minutes By ferry :Regular ferry service to Jersey, Guernsey, Portsmouth, Weymouth and Poole (direct and indirect services) provided by Brittany Ferries, Condor Ferries and Corsair Ferries Rennes 70 km - Jersey 70 km (62 km of which is by Ferry) - Saint-Brieuc 73 km - Le Mans 222 km
Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. New build apartments and Houses AddressSaint Malo AccommodationStudio to 2 bedrooms Price76K to 290K Sizes23sqm 101sqm Deposit5% to Notary Delivery date2Q2011 Sales officeYES The Development: Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. The residence benefits from an exceptional location only 15 minutes from the town centre and close to shops and schools. The building responds to the label BBC (Batiment Basse Consommation=Low Consumption Building) which guarantees the respect of energy-efficient standards, in helping saving energy. The Location: Once the island home to the fearful corsairs (pirates-come-privateers), famed explorer Jacques Cartier (who colonized Canada) and the esteemed writer Chateaubriand, the spectacular fortified city of St Malo has much to offer residents with all the amenities you have come to expect (bakers, supermarkets, banks etc), lots of bars and restaurants (many of which serve traditional Breton cuisine), thermal baths and some beautiful walks around the atmospheric walled city (the Intra-Muros). And with its vast and clean beaches, it is easy to see why St Malo is the most visited place in Brittany. This beautiful city is also an excellent base from which to explore the rest of Brittany with its many menhirs (a Breton word borrowed into English meaning long stone), its elaborately carved crucifixion scenes sited at the crossroads of many villages and small towns across the area, not to mention the beautiful chateaux and manor houses locally. Why not visit the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Mont saint Michel or the worlds first large-scale tidal plant in Rance, where flood and ebb tides are used to generate electricity? Activities: Activities available locally include: aerobics, athletics, martial arts, badminton, squash, tennis, table tennis, rugby, football, basketball, volleyball, handball, hockey, ice hockey, ice skating, figure skating, land yachting, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, climbing, weightlifting, swimming, sea kayaking, wind surfing, sailing, fencing, archery, yoga, bowls, walking and many more. Food local specialities: Seafood features heavily in Breton cuisine reflecting the geography of the region - surrounded as it is on three sides by the sea. Typical dishes include palourdes farcis (baked clams stuffed with garlic, herbs and shallots, cooked in white wine), coquilles Saint Jacques (scallops cooked in their shells with cheese, potatoes, mushrooms, shallots and white wine, topped with crispy breadcrumbs), Breton cotriade (a fish stew traditionally made with conger eel and the remains of the catch of the day, mixed with potatoes, garlic, parsley, onions and white wine), pot au feu dhomard (a lobster stew with oysters, scallops, mussels and shrimps) and finally crpes and galettes, popular all over France but originating here. The region is also well-known for the quality of its lamb. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Access: St Malo is in the Ille-et-Vilaine department of Brittany in the north-west of France. By car: From Paris, take the A13, A84, N175, N176, N137 and then follow the signs for Saint Malo By air:Dinard/Pleurtuit/Saint-Malo airport, 15 km Regular services to London Stansted, east midlands (Nottingham) and Manchester; Flights also available to London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol and Southampton via Jersey/Guernsey/Alderney; Serviced by low-cost airlines Ryanair and Aurigny Rennes Saint-Jacques airport, 76 km Regular direct service to Southampton; Seasonal direct service to Exeter, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin and cork; in-direct flights to London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Aberdeen; Serviced by low-cost airline Flybe By train: Gare SNCF de Saint Malo, 2 minutes By ferry :Regular ferry service to Jersey, Guernsey, Portsmouth, Weymouth and Poole (direct and indirect services) provided by Brittany Ferries, Condor Ferries and Corsair Ferries Rennes 70 km - Jersey 70 km (62 km of which is by Ferry) - Saint-Brieuc 73 km - Le Mans 222 km Note: Prices are approximate - see website for exact euro price.
Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. New build apartments and Houses AddressSaint Malo AccommodationStudio to 2 bedrooms Price76K to 290K Sizes23sqm 101sqm Deposit5% to Notary Delivery date2Q2011 Sales officeYES The Development: Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. The residence benefits from an exceptional location only 15 minutes from the town centre and close to shops and schools. The building responds to the label BBC (Batiment Basse Consommation=Low Consumption Building) which guarantees the respect of energy-efficient standards, in helping saving energy. The Location: Once the island home to the fearful corsairs (pirates-come-privateers), famed explorer Jacques Cartier (who colonized Canada) and the esteemed writer Chateaubriand, the spectacular fortified city of St Malo has much to offer residents with all the amenities you have come to expect (bakers, supermarkets, banks etc), lots of bars and restaurants (many of which serve traditional Breton cuisine), thermal baths and some beautiful walks around the atmospheric walled city (the Intra-Muros). And with its vast and clean beaches, it is easy to see why St Malo is the most visited place in Brittany. This beautiful city is also an excellent base from which to explore the rest of Brittany with its many menhirs (a Breton word borrowed into English meaning long stone), its elaborately carved crucifixion scenes sited at the crossroads of many villages and small towns across the area, not to mention the beautiful chateaux and manor houses locally. Why not visit the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Mont saint Michel or the worlds first large-scale tidal plant in Rance, where flood and ebb tides are used to generate electricity? Activities: Activities available locally include: aerobics, athletics, martial arts, badminton, squash, tennis, table tennis, rugby, football, basketball, volleyball, handball, hockey, ice hockey, ice skating, figure skating, land yachting, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, climbing, weightlifting, swimming, sea kayaking, wind surfing, sailing, fencing, archery, yoga, bowls, walking and many more. Food local specialities: Seafood features heavily in Breton cuisine reflecting the geography of the region - surrounded as it is on three sides by the sea. Typical dishes include palourdes farcis (baked clams stuffed with garlic, herbs and shallots, cooked in white wine), coquilles Saint Jacques (scallops cooked in their shells with cheese, potatoes, mushrooms, shallots and white wine, topped with crispy breadcrumbs), Breton cotriade (a fish stew traditionally made with conger eel and the remains of the catch of the day, mixed with potatoes, garlic, parsley, onions and white wine), pot au feu dhomard (a lobster stew with oysters, scallops, mussels and shrimps) and finally crpes and galettes, popular all over France but originating here. The region is also well-known for the quality of its lamb. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Access: St Malo is in the Ille-et-Vilaine department of Brittany in the north-west of France. By car: From Paris, take the A13, A84, N175, N176, N137 and then follow the signs for Saint Malo By air:Dinard/Pleurtuit/Saint-Malo airport, 15 km Regular services to London Stansted, east midlands (Nottingham) and Manchester; Flights also available to London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol and Southampton via Jersey/Guernsey/Alderney; Serviced by low-cost airlines Ryanair and Aurigny Rennes Saint-Jacques airport, 76 km Regular direct service to Southampton; Seasonal direct service to Exeter, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin and cork; in-direct flights to London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Aberdeen; Serviced by low-cost airline Flybe By train: Gare SNCF de Saint Malo, 2 minutes By ferry :Regular ferry service to Jersey, Guernsey, Portsmouth, Weymouth and Poole (direct and indirect services) provided by Brittany Ferries, Condor Ferries and Corsair Ferries Rennes 70 km - Jersey 70 km (62 km of which is by Ferry) - Saint-Brieuc 73 km - Le Mans 222 km Note: Prices are approximate - see website for exact euro price.
Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. New build apartments and Houses AddressSaint Malo AccommodationStudio to 2 bedrooms Price76K to 290K Sizes23sqm 101sqm Deposit5% to Notary Delivery date2Q2011 Sales officeYES The Development: Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. The residence benefits from an exceptional location only 15 minutes from the town centre and close to shops and schools. The building responds to the label BBC (Batiment Basse Consommation=Low Consumption Building) which guarantees the respect of energy-efficient standards, in helping saving energy. The Location: Once the island home to the fearful corsairs (pirates-come-privateers), famed explorer Jacques Cartier (who colonized Canada) and the esteemed writer Chateaubriand, the spectacular fortified city of St Malo has much to offer residents with all the amenities you have come to expect (bakers, supermarkets, banks etc), lots of bars and restaurants (many of which serve traditional Breton cuisine), thermal baths and some beautiful walks around the atmospheric walled city (the Intra-Muros). And with its vast and clean beaches, it is easy to see why St Malo is the most visited place in Brittany. This beautiful city is also an excellent base from which to explore the rest of Brittany with its many menhirs (a Breton word borrowed into English meaning long stone), its elaborately carved crucifixion scenes sited at the crossroads of many villages and small towns across the area, not to mention the beautiful chateaux and manor houses locally. Why not visit the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Mont saint Michel or the worlds first large-scale tidal plant in Rance, where flood and ebb tides are used to generate electricity? Activities: Activities available locally include: aerobics, athletics, martial arts, badminton, squash, tennis, table tennis, rugby, football, basketball, volleyball, handball, hockey, ice hockey, ice skating, figure skating, land yachting, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, climbing, weightlifting, swimming, sea kayaking, wind surfing, sailing, fencing, archery, yoga, bowls, walking and many more. Food local specialities: Seafood features heavily in Breton cuisine reflecting the geography of the region - surrounded as it is on three sides by the sea. Typical dishes include palourdes farcis (baked clams stuffed with garlic, herbs and shallots, cooked in white wine), coquilles Saint Jacques (scallops cooked in their shells with cheese, potatoes, mushrooms, shallots and white wine, topped with crispy breadcrumbs), Breton cotriade (a fish stew traditionally made with conger eel and the remains of the catch of the day, mixed with potatoes, garlic, parsley, onions and white wine), pot au feu dhomard (a lobster stew with oysters, scallops, mussels and shrimps) and finally crpes and galettes, popular all over France but originating here. The region is also well-known for the quality of its lamb. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Access: St Malo is in the Ille-et-Vilaine department of Brittany in the north-west of France. By car: From Paris, take the A13, A84, N175, N176, N137 and then follow the signs for Saint Malo By air:Dinard/Pleurtuit/Saint-Malo airport, 15 km Regular services to London Stansted, east midlands (Nottingham) and Manchester; Flights also available to London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol and Southampton via Jersey/Guernsey/Alderney; Serviced by low-cost airlines Ryanair and Aurigny Rennes Saint-Jacques airport, 76 km Regular direct service to Southampton; Seasonal direct service to Exeter, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin and cork; in-direct flights to London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Aberdeen; Serviced by low-cost airline Flybe By train: Gare SNCF de Saint Malo, 2 minutes By ferry :Regular ferry service to Jersey, Guernsey, Portsmouth, Weymouth and Poole (direct and indirect services) provided by Brittany Ferries, Condor Ferries and Corsair Ferries Rennes 70 km - Jersey 70 km (62 km of which is by Ferry) - Saint-Brieuc 73 km - Le Mans 222 km Note: Prices are approximate - see website for exact euro price.
Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. New build apartments and Houses AddressSaint Malo AccommodationStudio to 2 bedrooms Price76K to 290K Sizes23sqm 101sqm Deposit5% to Notary Delivery date2Q2011 Sales officeYES The Development: Located in Saint Malo in a residential area, the residence Les Vergers dHelios offers 3 to 4 bedroom townhouses with private gardens and studio to 2 bedroom apartments. The residence benefits from an exceptional location only 15 minutes from the town centre and close to shops and schools. The building responds to the label BBC (Batiment Basse Consommation=Low Consumption Building) which guarantees the respect of energy-efficient standards, in helping saving energy. The Location: Once the island home to the fearful corsairs (pirates-come-privateers), famed explorer Jacques Cartier (who colonized Canada) and the esteemed writer Chateaubriand, the spectacular fortified city of St Malo has much to offer residents with all the amenities you have come to expect (bakers, supermarkets, banks etc), lots of bars and restaurants (many of which serve traditional Breton cuisine), thermal baths and some beautiful walks around the atmospheric walled city (the Intra-Muros). And with its vast and clean beaches, it is easy to see why St Malo is the most visited place in Brittany. This beautiful city is also an excellent base from which to explore the rest of Brittany with its many menhirs (a Breton word borrowed into English meaning long stone), its elaborately carved crucifixion scenes sited at the crossroads of many villages and small towns across the area, not to mention the beautiful chateaux and manor houses locally. Why not visit the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Mont saint Michel or the worlds first large-scale tidal plant in Rance, where flood and ebb tides are used to generate electricity? Activities: Activities available locally include: aerobics, athletics, martial arts, badminton, squash, tennis, table tennis, rugby, football, basketball, volleyball, handball, hockey, ice hockey, ice skating, figure skating, land yachting, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, climbing, weightlifting, swimming, sea kayaking, wind surfing, sailing, fencing, archery, yoga, bowls, walking and many more. Food local specialities: Seafood features heavily in Breton cuisine reflecting the geography of the region - surrounded as it is on three sides by the sea. Typical dishes include palourdes farcis (baked clams stuffed with garlic, herbs and shallots, cooked in white wine), coquilles Saint Jacques (scallops cooked in their shells with cheese, potatoes, mushrooms, shallots and white wine, topped with crispy breadcrumbs), Breton cotriade (a fish stew traditionally made with conger eel and the remains of the catch of the day, mixed with potatoes, garlic, parsley, onions and white wine), pot au feu dhomard (a lobster stew with oysters, scallops, mussels and shrimps) and finally crpes and galettes, popular all over France but originating here. The region is also well-known for the quality of its lamb. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Access: St Malo is in the Ille-et-Vilaine department of Brittany in the north-west of France. By car: From Paris, take the A13, A84, N175, N176, N137 and then follow the signs for Saint Malo By air:Dinard/Pleurtuit/Saint-Malo airport, 15 km Regular services to London Stansted, east midlands (Nottingham) and Manchester; Flights also available to London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol and Southampton via Jersey/Guernsey/Alderney; Serviced by low-cost airlines Ryanair and Aurigny Rennes Saint-Jacques airport, 76 km Regular direct service to Southampton; Seasonal direct service to Exeter, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin and cork; in-direct flights to London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Aberdeen; Serviced by low-cost airline Flybe By train: Gare SNCF de Saint Malo, 2 minutes By ferry :Regular ferry service to Jersey, Guernsey, Portsmouth, Weymouth and Poole (direct and indirect services) provided by Brittany Ferries, Condor Ferries and Corsair Ferries Rennes 70 km - Jersey 70 km (62 km of which is by Ferry) - Saint-Brieuc 73 km - Le Mans 222 km Note: Prices are approximate - see website for exact euro price.
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VITRY SUR SEINE, vaste, lumineuse et calme à 5 mn du RER avec garage, parking et dépendances. Son orientation Est/Ouest la baigne de soleil du matin au soir. Séjour traversant avec de belles hauteurs sous plafond. Des combles au rez de jardin vous pourrez utiliser ses 9 pièces selon vos désirs, chambres, bureau, home cinéma, sauna/hammam, atelier. Vous êtes à 5 mn de la gare de RER faisant partie de la future boucle des transports d'Ile de France, à 10mn de PARIS Austerlitz et 15 mn de St Michel. Réseau Immobilier CAPIFRANCE - Votre conseiller local Frédéric ROGER 06 84 50 25 84 - Voir photos (réf. 146365) sur www.capifrance.fr
MARSEILLE 10EME, SUR LES HAUTEURS DE ST LOUP Beaucoup de charme pour cette maison de ville de 90 m² sur 2 niveaux, rénovée en 2006, avec 2 grandes terrasses, vue panoramique sur la ville, au calme absolu, se composant en rez de chaussée: d'un sejour donnant sur une belle terrasse exposée sud ouest, d'une grande cuisine équipée, salle de bains et wc indépendant. Grand palier à l'étage avec mezzanine, 2 grandes chambres dont 1 avec accés à la 2 ème terrasse de 20 m² . Rare à la vente ! Venez vite ! Réseau Immobilier CAPIFRANCE - Votre conseiller à MARSEILLE Marie-France COSTANTINO ... Voir photos (réf. 172989) sur ... http://www.arkadia.com/kdjh-t157067/
I@d france - florence brunel-gounet ( ou ) vous propose : a 3 kms de vézenobres, une ancienne école/mairie datant de 1700, est à découvrir. spacieuse, elle offre plus de 140 m² environ habitables. au c?ur du bourg, installée sur une placette, laissant le soleil pénétrer par toutes les grandes fenêtres, d'autant qu'elle est exposée sud/ ouest!! il reste des travaux , mais une grande partie a dejà été réalisée comme la toiture, le double vitrage au deuxième étage... en entrant, on découvre une grande pièce (l'ancien secrétariat de la mairie), et un bureau de 10m² environ. on pourrait y installer une profession libérale, d'autant qu'au demi étage, il y a toilettes et lavabo. au premier, un séjour (une ancienne classe) de plus de 30 m² environ, et une cuisine de 15m² environ. le séjour offre une double luminosité. près du séjour, une petite terrasse de10 m² environ est réalisable, l'ensemble est chiffré et autorisé par la mairie. au deuxième, 3 chambres dont liées par un dégagement, salle d'eau et toilettes. a cet étage, tout a été rénové. le plus : un grand placard. cette maison a histoire, elle dégage la sympathie et décidément tout au long de la visite, on ressent ce soleil qui nous fond dessus et nous réchauffe tout au long de l'année. si vous cherchez de la tranquillité, en restant à proximité de toutes les commodités, n'attendez plus, elle est faite pour vous!! i@d france : une vision moderne de l'immobilier!! le prix inclut nos honoraires (h.n.i.) retrouvez tous nos biens sur notre site internet
HAUTS DE ST RAMBERT- Grand et bel Appartement T4 80m² - Idéalement placé (commerces, bus, écoles) - 1er étage/6 -D'une Résidence arborée, avec espaces verts- Année 1984 - Entrée avec placard - 3 Chambres dont 2 avec placards et parquetées. Salle d'eau entièrement refaite (cabine douche fermée).- Balcon donnant sur Salon et Cuisine Equipée - Bien orienté Sud /Ouest- Chauffage Individuel - Double vitrage- Cave et Garage en sous-sol- Interphone. - Contactez votre agent local KREMER Marie-France à SATHONAY VILLAGE Agent Mandataire du premier réseau immobilier à domicile OPTIMHOME au ... Plus d'informations sur ... (réf ... http://www.arkadia.com/kivg-t115846/
MARSEILLE 10EME ARRONDISSEMENT, les hauteurs de St Loups/Les Lauriers Roses. Le charme de l'ancien pour cette maison de ville de 90 m² sur 2 niveaux, rénovée en 2006, avec 2 grandes terrasses, vue panoramique sur la ville, au calme absolu, se composant en rez de chaussée: d'un sejour donnant sur une belle terrasse exposée sud ouest, d'une grande cuisine équipée, salle de bains et wc indépendant. Grand palier à l'étage avec mezzanine, 2 grandes chambres dont 1 avec accés à la 2 ème terrasse de 20 m² . Rare à la vente Venez vite Réseau Immobilier CAPIFRANCE - Votre conseiller à MARSEILLE Marie-France COSTANTINO 06 07 18 23 03 - Voir photos (réf. 172989) sur www.capifrance.fr
Maison d'habitation dans un cadre campagnard, entre St Savinien et Tonnay Boutonne avec terrain clos et arboré de 4127 m². RDC:Séjour/salon avec poèle à bois de 2009 et portes fenetres, wc, cuisine ouverte aménagée/ équipée,salle de bains avec baignoire d'angle,dressing et chambre.ETAGE: 2 chambres,salle d'eau+wc, Mezzanine/chambre d'appoint. Grand sous-sol de 86 m² (garage,cuisine d'été,cellier)2 Terrasses. Contact:E Dupont mandataire France Logis Immobilier ... Etat du Bien : Très Bon Entree : carrelage 5,61 Sejour Salon : carrelage,poèle à bois,30,96 Cuisine : ouverte, aménagée/équipée, 9 m² Mezzanine : 5,52 chambre d'appoint Bureau : 6,20 Salle(s) de bains : lavabo 2 vasques,fenetre,baignoire d'angle WC : avec fenetre 1,70 m² Cellier : en sous sol Degagement(s) : 5,10 Autre(s) piece(s) : dressing 3,70 Terrasse(s) : 2 carrelées et couvertes, à l'est et à l'ouest Garage : 2 voitures et porte bascullante Type de Chauffage Principal : électrique Chauffage Secondaire : Poële à bois Huisseries : Bois Volets : Ouvrants Bois Mitoyennete : Aucune Orientation : Façade EST Vue : Forêt Vis a vis : Aucun Assainissement : fosse 3750 l,bac dégraisseur et épendage DPE : 245 avant que toutes les fenetres soient changées CO² : 12. http://www.arkadia.com/oqbx-t618/
Français Superbe terrain à bâtir, non équipé, situation sud-ouest, 1550 mètres d'altitude, àn20 minutes de Sion à proximité de centres commerciaux et de toutes commodités. n Projet d'un plan d'aménagement proposé aux différents propriétaires par la commune de St- Martin afin d'y construire un groupe de lotissements modernes complétements équipés. n Le Valais Central bénéficie d'un micro climat exceptionnel ainsi que d'un ensoleillement unique en Suisse. n
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