Located on a quiet street in the Chantenay Sainte Anne district, a stone's throw from schools, shops, and the Chronobus (line C1), this house dating from the Roaring Twenties admirably combines old-world charm and modernity.

Featuring a single-story living space with a bedroom, dressing room, and shower room, it offers 3 beautiful bedrooms and an additional bathroom. The living areas are spacious and welcoming, bathed in natural light thanks to large openings, including a triple-leaf window and a skylight from a beautiful cathedral ceiling.

The functional kitchen remains fully fitted and equipped.

The landscaped garden features a beautiful wooden terrace and remains hidden from view.

There are no buildings nearby, nor will there be any damage tomorrow, as the nature of the subsoil preserves our Sainte Anne district.

Outbuildings at the back of the plot are ideal for DIY projects and storing the tools needed for outdoor maintenance.

A garage is available.

Rare and perfect in many ways, it will seduce you with its warmth.

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The Loire Atlantique department is part of the Pays de la Loire region and, not surprisingly, is named after the Atlantic and the Loire; the coastline and the principal river.

Loire-Atlantique has the lowest altitude of any region in France with an average of only 1.15m. It has no less than 130 kms of marvellous coastline comprising mainly of beautiful sandy beaches. Between the so-called Cote de Jade and Cote d’Amour, you will find many seaside resorts such as Le Pouliguen, La Baule and Pornichet. The lakes around Brière and the oyster-farming ports are typical of the region and the famous salt lakes of the medieval town of Guérande are well-known for producing the famous Guérande - Fleur de Sel.

Hiking tracks give the opportunity to discover the history that punctuates the landscape and the towns are full of heritage such as the stunning chateau of Ducs de Bretagne in Nantes.

The port of La Turballe is famous for sardine fishing, Batz-sur-Mer for its surfers and La Brière for its 3,000 thatched cottages.

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