£280,593
(€371/sq. ft)
€335,000
3 bed villa for saleFermanville, Manche, Normandie
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
904 sq. ft
About this property
Garden
Terrace
Coastal
Hamlet property
Seaview
50 km or less to ferry
Private parking
Barns - outbuildings
Electric Heaters
Good condition
Habitable
Business potential
Water on site
50km or less to ferry
A Large Garden and Independent Outbuilding
The property sits on approximately 1,400 m2 of land, providing plenty of space to relax, garden or enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
Several terraces face different directions, allowing you to make the most of the sunshine throughout the day and enjoy the sea views.
A separate 33 m2 outbuilding, in good condition, offers additional space for a workshop, garage or storage. Alternative uses or conversion may be possible, subject to the relevant planning permissions.
The property also benefits from a gated entrance and parking for several vehicles.
An Ideal Location for Exploring Normandy.
Situated between Cap Lévi and La Mondrée beach, the house is close to coastal walking trails, the Vallée des Moulins and the beautiful landscapes of the Cotentin Peninsula. The area is ideal for walking, sailing, water sports and discovering Normandy’s coastal heritage.
Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, approximately 20 minutes away by car, provides shops, restaurants and everyday services, as well as access to the port and its international ferry connections.
Energy Rating D – A Positive Feature for a character Property.
For an older house on the Normandy coast, an **Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of D** is a worthwhile advantage. It represents a reasonable level of energy performance for a traditional property of this type, particularly in a market where many older homes require energy-efficiency improvements. This rating gives prospective buyers a clearer picture of the property's energy performance while allowing them to enjoy the charm and character of a traditional French home.
Particularly Convenient for Buyers from Ireland.
Of course the ferries from the UK south coast are excellent, but also for Irish buyers looking for a home in France, Cherbourg’s ferry connections are a major advantage. Direct sailings between Ireland and Cherbourg make traveling to your property by car particularly convenient, whether for family holidays, longer stays or regular visits throughout the year.
You can bring your own car, explore the Normandy coastline at your own pace and enjoy a base in France without relying on flights or car hire.
With its sea views, three bedrooms, generous garden and independent outbuilding, this property could make an attractive holiday home for Irish buyers seeking a peaceful coastal retreat in Normandy, within easy reach of the ferry port.
A Coastal Property with Potential.
Whether you are looking for a permanent residence, a second home in France or a property to consider for seasonal letting, this house offers an appealing combination of location, outdoor space and proximity to the sea.
Discover the charm of the Cotentin Peninsula and enjoy your own corner of Normandy, with Cherbourg’s ferry connections providing a convenient link to Ireland.
Further information and additional photographs available on request.
The property sits on approximately 1,400 m2 of land, providing plenty of space to relax, garden or enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
Several terraces face different directions, allowing you to make the most of the sunshine throughout the day and enjoy the sea views.
A separate 33 m2 outbuilding, in good condition, offers additional space for a workshop, garage or storage. Alternative uses or conversion may be possible, subject to the relevant planning permissions.
The property also benefits from a gated entrance and parking for several vehicles.
An Ideal Location for Exploring Normandy.
Situated between Cap Lévi and La Mondrée beach, the house is close to coastal walking trails, the Vallée des Moulins and the beautiful landscapes of the Cotentin Peninsula. The area is ideal for walking, sailing, water sports and discovering Normandy’s coastal heritage.
Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, approximately 20 minutes away by car, provides shops, restaurants and everyday services, as well as access to the port and its international ferry connections.
Energy Rating D – A Positive Feature for a character Property.
For an older house on the Normandy coast, an **Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of D** is a worthwhile advantage. It represents a reasonable level of energy performance for a traditional property of this type, particularly in a market where many older homes require energy-efficiency improvements. This rating gives prospective buyers a clearer picture of the property's energy performance while allowing them to enjoy the charm and character of a traditional French home.
Particularly Convenient for Buyers from Ireland.
Of course the ferries from the UK south coast are excellent, but also for Irish buyers looking for a home in France, Cherbourg’s ferry connections are a major advantage. Direct sailings between Ireland and Cherbourg make traveling to your property by car particularly convenient, whether for family holidays, longer stays or regular visits throughout the year.
You can bring your own car, explore the Normandy coastline at your own pace and enjoy a base in France without relying on flights or car hire.
With its sea views, three bedrooms, generous garden and independent outbuilding, this property could make an attractive holiday home for Irish buyers seeking a peaceful coastal retreat in Normandy, within easy reach of the ferry port.
A Coastal Property with Potential.
Whether you are looking for a permanent residence, a second home in France or a property to consider for seasonal letting, this house offers an appealing combination of location, outdoor space and proximity to the sea.
Discover the charm of the Cotentin Peninsula and enjoy your own corner of Normandy, with Cherbourg’s ferry connections providing a convenient link to Ireland.
Further information and additional photographs available on request.
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