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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING WITH CREPERIE (OTHER POSSIBILITIES) AND BRIGHT APARTMENT: 5 minutes from Pontivy, in a very lively and attractive town, very good opportunity for this majestic stone building dated 1751 currently offering a ground floor occupied by a creperie activity with a clientele faithful for 21 years and a very bright and comfortable apartment above with a pretty raised terrace. On the ground floor, the creperie with authentic and friendly accents with its old-style woodwork bases, its tiled floor offers a first room with a capacity of 12 seats with an open kitchen and fireplace, tables on the terrace, a second room with a fireplace with a capacity of around 20 seats. , a sanitary space, a back kitchen for preparations, plunge and boiler room. An additional asset in the basement: a real cellar with its stone staircase and its constant hydrometry rate! Access to a pleasant interior courtyard with a penty to renovate. Staircase leading to a very bright private accommodation with a pretty hanging terrace. Living room with open fitted and equipped kitchen, hallway with wc and cupboards, access to a welcoming relaxation room, a bedroom suite and private bathroom. Above, two large bedrooms, a bathroom and a toilet. License IV and License Grande Restauration. A very healthy building, a pleasant quality of life, the potential for creperie development or other activity, an opportunity to visit quickly! An ideal location for a new life project! Fees: 3.57% TTC included buyer's charge (€ 210,000 excluding fees) Commercial agent Pontivy is a town in the north of the Morbihan department, in central Brittany and about half way between Saint-Brieuc on the northern coast and Carnac on the southern coast. It has an important role as a popular tourist destination, mainly because of the castle but also in part because it is where the Nantes-Brest canal meets the River Blavet, providing various activities and scenic highlights, and also in part because of the historic centre of the town. To understand Pontivy it is useful to know that from the 15th century the town was an important centre because of the Rohan family, important local lords who were based here. About four centuries later Napoleon decided the town would make a good base and Pontivy had a second period of growth and prosperity, based in part on trade along the new canal between Brest and Nante. Happily Napoleon developed the town by expanding it westwards rather than by demolishing the existing medieval centre. As a result Pontivy is still divided into two distinct regions today: the medieval section and the Napoleonic section. Each has its own distinctive style places of interest that merit to be explored. To receive more information about this property and to be put in touch directly with our local agent, Isabelle Botuha, please fill in the form below.