The first house still exists in the Auray area: here it is.
In Pluneret, five minutes from Auray and just steps from RN165, this semi-detached house of 70 m² ticks all the boxes that matter when moving from renting to owning: two bedrooms, a living room without wasted space, an equipped kitchen, a garage — and outside, a southwest-facing terrace extending into the garden.
Daily life is simple: schools, shops and transport nearby, Auray in five minutes, Morbihan beaches in under twenty.
The numbers are sound: Energy Rating C (€860 to €1,220 per year in energy costs), light condominium fees at €468 per year, property tax of €842. Nothing that exceeds budget.
And if the project is for investment: a property of this type rents for around €850 per month in the area.
First purchase, Breton pied-à-terre or first investment — this is the most sought-after format on the market, and the least often available.
A project supported by maï.
Viewings and questions: Alexandre Doutreleau — 06 71 11 15 04
Including fees of 5.22% TTC to be paid by the purchaser. Price excluding fees €230,000. In a condominium of 105 units. Average share of the estimated annual budget €468/year. No ongoing proceedings. Energy class C, Climate class C. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices from 2021: between €860.00 and €1,220.00. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: georisques.gouv.fr.