A former fisherman’s cottage and its contemporary extension, on the banks of the Erdre River with a private dock, 20 minutes from Nantes. At the end of a no-through village road, a small gate opens on to an exterior car park, while, in all likelihood the former home of a fisherman or a market gardener, the dwelling would have been constructed in the late 19th or early 20th century. Built out of schist rubblestone and topped with a slate hipped roof, its exteriors, either coated in plaster or featuring pointed stone, are cadenced by three vertical rows of windows, facing the courtyard, and a single row overlooking the garden.
As for the three-storey dwelling, the top level of which is under the eaves, it comes with an exterior staircase that once made it possible to reach the upstairs level, the latter of which is now accessible from the interior, while this dwelling was expanded later on with an extension, whose garden-facing exterior is covered in wooden cladding.
In addition, a wide wooden patio, skirting the extension, is shaded from the sun by a reed-covered arbour, whereas, below, a gravel area precedes a landscaped and wooded garden, which extends all the way to the 20-metre-long riverbank. Lastly, a small dock, set back within one of the river’s blind channels, makes it possible to moor a modest-sized boat.

House with garden and terraceSucé-sur-Erdre (44)
Price :
$1,322,900
($5,512 / m²)
Surface240 m²bedrooms7 bathrooms2 land1,274 m²

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