Turn Key Cash Flowing Property Only $41,500, , Substantial 3 bedroom 1 bathroom brick BUNGALOW located in first class (Grandmont) area of Northwest Detroit, Property information, Standing tall among the large brick homes of Grandmont is this beautiful 3 bedroom bungalow. An area known for its shopping strips and restaurants, Grandmont is frequented by Detroiters across the city. Two major freeways are within close proximity, Southfield running North/South and I-96 running East/West. Town Center Mall is minutes away, along with several restaurants and small businesses. Even more impressive than the shopping, is the sense of community in this neighborhood, known as a favorite among Detroit?s professionals. Detroit?s famous Cooley High School serves this area along with outstanding private schools such as St. Mary of Redford high school., 15110 hubbell Detroit, MI, , STOCKS ARE SELLING FAST ON A DAILY BASIS SO THIS MAY ALSO BE USED AS AN EXAMPLEFinancials:? Currently rented to a pre-screened, up to date tenant for $800 per month.? Yearly taxes of $2,000? Gross yearly income $9,600? Yearly management fee $9,60? Net annual rent roll $6,640? Net Yield = 16 %Please note that figures and percentages quoted within this document are approximate. Property taxes quoted are based on most up to date information and may vary from final figures supplied via Title Company on closing statement. Whilst USA Property Direct and Metro Property Management take all appropriate steps to ensure accuracy of the figures supplied we cannot accept responsibility for any discrepancies therein.Recent updates:Metro Management carries out extensive refurbishments of all properties to exacting standards. The scope of these works is deliberately set well above those set by Government Agencies as part of the Section 8 Program. For further detailed information regarding our home improvement standards, please take a look at our walk through video on www.usapropertydirect.com.All works are carried out by our wholly owned and managed, fully licensed contractor, Atlas Construction Services who have already refurbished in excess of 400 quality homes throughout the Detroit area. Our attention to detail is key in providing a superior end product, one that allows us the best rental rates and continuity of tenants in a dynamic environment, this attention to detail includes working through a highly detailed checklist that considers every element of the property, both internally and externally. Unlike our competitors, completed checklists, work in progress photographs as well as photographs of the completed works are available to all our clients who will be able to see the property in the same great shape as that of your potential tenants.Typical works undertaken include but are not restricted to:New or refurbished roofNew or refurbished windows and doorsComplete internal and external paintingExternal masonry pointing and guttering replacement / repairsNew plumbing throughoutNew electrics throughoutNew heating and mechanical systemsRefurbished hardwood flooring, tiled flooring or new carpeting as appropriateNew or refurbished Kitchen unitsNew or refurbished bathroom waresTHE DETROIT ADVANTAGE:Investing in Detroit provides incentives not offered anywhere else in the world.Quality-The recent economic downturn has presented a unique opportunity in many hard hit housing markets. However, the quality of Detroit homes is unmatched. Large, well built brick homes line the streets of the city and are being sold at bargain levels. Each of our homes is fully refurbished and updated, and go through a detailed screening process before being selected.Return-With millions of federal dollars invested in the city, urban revitalization is fully under effect. Several government programs have been set up to provide investors with a large pool of potential tenants. These tenants have guaranteed income which can be sent directly to the home owner. With programs such as Sec. 8, which pays above market value monthly rent, return on your investment dollar is unprecedented.Turn key- All of our properties are diligently maintained and managed by a fully accredited property management firm. Our Detroit management team is located in the heart of the community, providing you with a knowledgeable and professional staff on location. We deal with the tenants directly on your behalf and oversee the daily tasks associated with your property.Simplicity- Investing in Detroit couldn?t be easier, and we provide you with clear and precise updates to track your investment. Monthly statements and documents are accessible online with the click of a button. Our staff will work with you every step of the way, answering any questions you may have.OVERVIEW OF DETROIT:Detroit is located in the Mid-Western United States, and is the largest city in the State of Michigan. Detroit has long been the industrial capital of the United States. The automotive boom at the turn of the 20th century attracted flocks of migrants from across the USA who settled in the Motor City. With the auto companies as anchors, businesses sprang up in and around the city creating one of the most vibrant metropolitan areas in the country. Today, Metro Detroit is home to over 5 million people and is still a hub of industry and commerce.
FLY FISH IN ARKANSAS 3 PLUS MILES FRONTAGE ON NATIONALLY RENOWNED FLY FISHING STREAM-SMALLMOUTH BASS HAVEN!! Folks, here is a wildlife fishing refuge on crystal clear Crooked Creek offering an incredible year round family and/or corporate retreat with endless recreational opportunities. Not only does property on this part of Crooked Creek rarely become available, but it also has the most volume of year round water than any other part of the creeks 80 miles. The property is teaming with deer, wild turkey, bear and lots of other smaller game. The 2,000 sq ft lodge has 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, and a huge 20x30 great room with open beam cathedral ceilings and lots of glass looking out over the magnificent landscape this classic river property affords you. Owner has installed a BUILT-TO-LAST steel and concrete bridge (presently valued at $200,000) across the stream for "Cadillac access" to the other side of the creek and ALL of the property. There are literally 100+ building sites for those dude ranch cabins and or creek front tracts of land, 280 acres of open pasture (100+ acres of which is bottomland) and 95% is fenced and cross fenced. Several springs and ponds and a beautiful small mountain stream that flows year round and sports several waterfalls. There is a 60x75 ft pole barn with corral. This property has access roads all over the 577 acres and 3 very good wells. Located at the end of a dead end road for ultimate in privacy yet only ? mile off highway, 30 minutes to Harrison, 7 minutes to county seat of Yellville and 14 minutes to biggest lake in the State of Arkansas clean, crystal clear Bull Shoals Lake. Also, less than 1 hour to Branson, MO. This property has endless possibilities on one of America's classic fishing streams. Cell Service GOOD 3 Bars ATT. Priced to sell $2,495,000. Owner will divide.
Rare purchase opportunity, a 50 +/- acre parcel of undeveloped woodland located in the northern mountains of West Virginia adjacent to Monongahela National Forest and Otter Creek Wilderness. The property is being offered for sale in "fee" meaning that all right, title and interest in minerals, including coal, oil and natural gas will pass to the new owners with the deed to the land. The property has been in the same family for nearly 100 years, from a time when few roads existed and the only access to much of this portion of West Virginia was by way of logging railroads. Today, a private, gated, National Forest right of way from a State Highway to a low water river crossing provides dry weather access to the tract and the property has four season foot access by way of a National Forest Wilderness trail and a suspension bridge. The property is a 2,000 foot walk from the end of a 30 foot high Forest Service foot bridge that crosses the Dry Fork River just upstream from the confluence of Otter Creek and the Dry Fork River. Located on gently to moderately sloping land with exposures facing to the northeast, the property contains some exceptional tree growing sites in an area where the woodland is of legendary productivity. The forestland was last logged over 35 years ago and the young hardwood trees on the property are vigorous, healthy and rapidly growing. The most common tree species on the property include: yellow poplar, sugar maple, red maple, red and white oak, beech, black locust and black birch. The property also includes more than five acres of nearly level land that fronts on the Dry Fork River. The bottomland was previously farmed and contains the ruins of a barn and a cellar house foundation, a grove of nearly pure yellow poplar trees approaching large size and a hunting camp that is used regularly by family members. In addition, a small meadow located between the cabin and boundary with Monongahela National Forest has been maintained in an open condition. The property boundaries have not been surveyed by the owners. However, the south and east property lines that abut Monongahela National Forest and Otter Creek Wilderness were surveyed, are blazed and have recently been repainted by the Forest Service. The western boundary follows the remnants of an extremely old wire fence and the northern boundary is Dry Fork River. Although the property has electric service available and a power line passes within fifty feet of the cabin, the primitive structure has never been wired. The camp is fitted for four season use and includes bunks, a wood heating stove and a gas cook stove but in the absence of electric service, there is no indoor plumbing. The one room hunting camp is situated on a small bluff at the edge of a yellow poplar grove overlooking an old meadow and a bend in the river. The cabin has a front porch that faces the river and is set back about 75 feet from the edge of the bluff. A small island located in the middle of Dry Fork River near the camp enhances the privacy of the cabin location. A series of old logging trails that zig zag up the mountainside within the boundaries of the property could be reclaimed to provide recreational access to the uppermost elevation portion of the tract. In addition to unlimited hiking access to Monongahela National Forest and Otter Creek Wilderness, the area also offers some exceptional trout fishing opportunities in the Dry Fork River, Otter Creek and Red Run fly fishing area across the Dry Fork River from the property. Rushing, crystal clear water and flat rocks along the river bank, provide multiple options for trout fishing, swimming and sunbathing.
Casa de Playa in El Salvador, Acajutla Sonsonate, Costa Azul. SALE PRICE: $ 425,000 RENTAL PRICE: $ 250 (24 Hours) LAND AREA: 5,500 V2 House consists of: ---------------- 4 bedrooms with bathroom between two rooms or two bathrooms (each 5mtx4mt) 1 master bedroom rather large (about 4X7 m) with its own bathroom Eating seven meters long and four wide, a large table of solid wood, large and small dresser with a new refrigerator and one most used, Fully equipped with dishes and cutlery. All rooms with windows to the sea and back corridor 24 meters long by 7 feet wide in front bedroom Three bedrooms with two beds of 1.20 and a cabin One bedroom with double bed and a cabin A room with two beds, all with toilet and nightstand) Large kitchen with large storage well equipped with all kinds of cooking dishes. A new freezer and one already used Electric stove and a gas (these can be would put new) A separate house for guests: -------------------------------- Two bedrooms and bathroom in the middle (one with double bed and a cabin one double bed) Casita guest bathroom and a little room for desvestidero, a large ranch, Fixed roof with two wooden tables, large pool for adults and small large for children, with filter pump equipment, etc.. Gramales large alrededoror the whole house. Parking for many vehicles A home for employee: ------------------------ A large bedroom caretaker A small bedroom for caretaker A dormitory for employees of small employers A bathroom A medium hold A small winery Hallway outside the bedrooms and kitchen on one side Besides a long room divided into: ------------------------------------- two bathrooms with battery for employees A small room toilet A small winery Crematorium Well with your engine and two tanks, one for each employee and one for RANCH VACATION: ----------------- MAXIMUM CAPACITY 16 PERSONS OK Master bedroom: 2 beds of 1.40 m 3 Bedrooms each with twin beds and 1 cabin 1.40Mts for 2 people 1 bedroom with double bed 2 meters (2 people) 1 guest bedroom with queen bed 1.60 meters and 1 cabin for two people Guests 1 bedroom with 1 bed of 1.60 and All bedrooms have ceiling fans DAY OF WEEK FOR RENT $ 250 (IS DAY 7 AM TO 6 PM) RENTALS DAILY WEEKEND $ 275 WEEK THE NIGHT COMES ONLY WHEN ARE TWO DAYS OR MORE, THE FOLLOWING DAY DAWN ANOTHER DAY AS IT IS FURTHER ACCOUNT WHETHER THE TIME to leave. Season from Wednesday to Sunday $ 1.800 Full Season from Saturday to Sunday (9 days) $ 2.700 Optional minimum monthly rent 6 month contract $ 2.800 plus a month deposit nonrefundable payment does not include light. With staff including basic maintenance and cleaning. If you want to package foods can manage different menus and service agreement the number of people and is priced according to what is required. CARLOS ALBERTO PUENTE CEA ASESOR INMOBILIARIO (503) 7851-3928 puentecea@hotmail.com puentecea@yahoo.com facebook.com/UnParaisoTropical www.bienesraicesenelsalvador.com
SELLER IS SERIOUS!! MOTIVATED! SELLER WILL LOOK AT ANY REASONABLE OFFER! Seller will Pay $4,000 Toward Purchaser's Closing Cost. Plenty of Room for Horses with Pasture area upfront. Home Sits Estimated 600+/- Feet off the Road. Beautiful 2BR 2BA Cabin includes New Upgrades: Hickory Kitchen Cabinets with Silestone Countertops. Stainless Appliances. 3/4' Hardwood Floor (Virginia MIlls Hand Scraped Oak) and Ceramic Tile Downstairs. House is Networked for Video and Data. Telephone and Power is Buried. 400 AMP (200 AMP House)(200 AMP Shop)(100 AMP Pool). 18x36 In-ground Pool (Liner is 2 years old). Pool has 1/2 Bath. House is setup for a Small Generator to run lights and 15 amp outlets. 700 Feet of Paved Driveway. New Metal Roof and Gutters. Fireplace has Ashley Wood Burning Insert. 30x40 Work Shop with Tool Room and 1/2 Bath w/Utility Sink. 30x50 Pole Barn setup for RV or Travel Trailer with 50 AMP Service,Water, Sewage, and Direct TV Dish. Shop & Pole Barn Cost Over $60,000. Bring Offer!
Cody was first established by William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody in 1896. Located 50 miles from the east entrance to Yellowstone National Park, Cody has developed into a gateway community while still retaining its western heritage. Cody's pioneer and rustic history are common themes seen in the cultural events and activities in the area. The Buffalo Bill Historical Center is a large, modern facility located near the center of the city and contains one of the finest collections of Plains Indian artifacts in the world. This cultural attraction is considered the "Smithsonian of the West". Downtown art galleries and restaurants are numerous and a Wild West shoot-out reenactment is a highlight during the summer months. With its abundance of history and activity, Cody is a perfect town for a guest ranch operation. The Crossed Sabres Guest Ranch lies along the North Fork Highway just 7 miles from the east entrance of Yellowstone National Park. The Crossed Sabres Ranch is surrounded by the Shoshone National Forest, which was the first federally protected National Forest in the United States. From sagebrush plains, dense spruce and fir forest to craggy mountain peaks, these 2.5 million acres have a rich biodiversity rarely matched in any protected area. Crossed Sabres has all the necessary permits to take advantage of the natural offerings. The guest ranch improvements consist of approximately forty buildings arranged in a small mountain valley along Libby Creek. The entire ranch was extensively renovated in 2007 and 2008 with almost every building receiving a makeover. This is in addition to completely replacing and upgrading the electrical, plumbing and water infrastructure. The Main Lodge sits at the head of the valley overlooking the ranch with outstanding views of the Absaroka Mountains. This new 6,000 sq-ft log structure has everything a person would need for a guest ranch operation. The dining room can accommodate 50 guests and is serviced by a commercial kitchen with new industrial equipment. There is also a game room, sitting room, guest business center, and a fully stocked bar with ample seating and a commercial liquor license. Two additional rooms could be converted into guest suites. Crossed Sabres' cabins are fashioned in a traditional western style and line the treed bank of Libby Creek. All of the guest cabins were constructed before the 1930s but have been completely remodeled in 2008 and feature new furniture and fixtures. There are 11 one-bedroom and 8 two-bedroom cabins each that offer queen and double-sized bed combinations. The setting of the Crossed Sabres Ranch provides an incredibly diverse wildlife viewing environment. Surrounded by the Shoshone National Forest, it is no wonder that so many different species of wildlife reside in this area. More notably are the ranch's big game species, which at any time of the year may include elk, moose, Mule deer and Bighorn sheep. These are in addition to bear, mountain lion, wolves, bobcats and even the elusive wolverine and lynx that can all be found on the ranch and in the immediate National Forest. The ranch historically has been a principle migratory route for elk in the fall and winter. Crossed Sabres has some of the finest big game hunting the West has to offer. Along with fantastic Mule deer, Moose and Big Horn sheep hunting, this property is located in what many considered to be one of the best elk hunting regions in Wyoming.
Cody was first established by William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody in 1896. Located 50 miles from the east entrance to Yellowstone National Park, Cody has developed into a gateway community while still retaining its western heritage. Cody's pioneer and rustic history are common themes seen in the cultural events and activities in the area. The Buffalo Bill Historical Center is a large, modern facility located near the center of the city and contains one of the finest collections of Plains Indian artifacts in the world. This cultural attraction is considered the "Smithsonian of the West". Downtown art galleries and restaurants are numerous and a Wild West shoot-out reenactment is a highlight during the summer months. With its abundance of history and activity, Cody is a perfect town for a guest ranch operation. The Crossed Sabres Guest Ranch lies along the North Fork Highway just 7 miles from the east entrance of Yellowstone National Park. The Crossed Sabres Ranch is surrounded by the Shoshone National Forest, which was the first federally protected National Forest in the United States. From sagebrush plains, dense spruce and fir forest to craggy mountain peaks, these 2.5 million acres have a rich biodiversity rarely matched in any protected area. Crossed Sabres has all the necessary permits to take advantage of the natural offerings. The guest ranch improvements consist of approximately forty buildings arranged in a small mountain valley along Libby Creek. The entire ranch was extensively renovated in 2007 and 2008 with almost every building receiving a makeover. This is in addition to completely replacing and upgrading the electrical, plumbing and water infrastructure. The Main Lodge sits at the head of the valley overlooking the ranch with outstanding views of the Absaroka Mountains. This new 6,000 sq-ft log structure has everything a person would need for a guest ranch operation. The dining room can accommodate 50 guests and is serviced by a commercial kitchen with new industrial equipment. There is also a game room, sitting room, guest business center, and a fully stocked bar with ample seating and a commercial liquor license. Two additional rooms could be converted into guest suites. Crossed Sabres' cabins are fashioned in a traditional western style and line the treed bank of Libby Creek. All of the guest cabins were constructed before the 1930s but have been completely remodeled in 2008 and feature new furniture and fixtures. There are 11 one-bedroom and 8 two-bedroom cabins each that offer queen and double-sized bed combinations. The setting of the Crossed Sabres Ranch provides an incredibly diverse wildlife viewing environment. Surrounded by the Shoshone National Forest, it is no wonder that so many different species of wildlife reside in this area. More notably are the ranch's big game species, which at any time of the year may include elk, moose, Mule deer and Bighorn sheep. These are in addition to bear, mountain lion, wolves, bobcats and even the elusive wolverine and lynx that can all be found on the ranch and in the immediate National Forest. The ranch historically has been a principle migratory route for elk in the fall and winter. Crossed Sabres has some of the finest big game hunting the West has to offer. Along with fantastic Mule deer, Moose and Big Horn sheep hunting, this property is located in what many considered to be one of the best elk hunting regions in Wyoming.
The Two Rivers Ranch is ideally set on the banks of the Henry's Fork and Warm Rivers in Fremont County, Idaho, along the officially designated Scenic Byway of Highway 47. The ranch is eight miles northeast of the quaint, agricultural community of Ashton, which provides necessary amenities and everyday conveniences including great fly shops and fishing outfitters. The Two Rivers Ranch derives its name from the Warm River and Henry's Fork of the Snake, two of the area's most well-known fisheries. The ranch is located just above the confluence of these trophy trout streams and in a locale known for its numerous converging trout waters. A 45-minute drive from Two Rivers is the charming mountain town of Driggs. Located on the west side of the Teton Mountains, Driggs has received national acclaim and recognition over the years and was named No. 1 in the 2002 Men's Journal article "50 Best Places to Live". Fine dining, art galleries, and additional resort amenities can be found an hour and a half away from the ranch in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Access to the area and ranch is very convenient. Commercial air service in Idaho Falls is approximately one hour away and the Jackson Hole commercial airport is an hour and a half drive. For private plane and jet travelers, the Driggs Reed Memorial Airport offers a 7,300-foot runway that can accommodate most aircrafts and larger private jets. These 186 acres offer a mixture of open meadows, aspen groves, dark timbered flats, hillsides, rock outcroppings, mountain landscapes and river views. Over a half mile of the Warm River borders the ranch along its southern boundary and includes a well-known fish feeding spot where one can stop along the scenic highway to view the monster trout that inhabit this stretch. Along the steeper western boundary is the Henry's Fork River, which borders the ranch for three quarters of a mile in a breathtaking canyon setting. From the flattop bench portion of the ranch one can see the "three rivers" view of the Warm River, Robinson Creek and Henry's Fork drainages framed by a forested tree line and panorama of the Teton Mountains. The two onsite fisheries of Two Rivers Ranch are highly regarded among locals, fly fishing guides and destination fishermen fortunate enough to have explored this area. The Warm River's headwaters are fed by constant, cool and clear spring water that keep the stream's temperature at an optimal 50-55 degrees year round. This is an ideal setting for the various species of trout inhabiting the stream and the aquatic insects on which they feed. These species of trout include the native Yellowstone Cutthroat trout, rainbow and brown trout. In addition to the Warm River, the property boasts frontage on three quarters of a mile of the Henry's Fork River. This stretch of the Henry's, known as the Warm River Reach, boasts approximately 2,000 fish per river mile and is known for its huge rainbows and lunker brown trout, with fish over twenty inches quite common. Improvements on the Two Rivers Ranch include a main residence with a large detached three-bay garage/shop and a historic log cabin. The main house is a three-bedroom, three-bath brick rancher. This 3,890 sqft home was built in 1978 and has a partially finished walkout basement. It features two custom stone fireplaces and was constructed on the ranch's most ideal homesite. There is plenty of room for vehicles, ATV's, snowmobiles, drift boats and outdoor gear in the detached 2,000 sqft garage and shop. The 1950s historic log cabin is located on the banks of the Warm River. This small river cabin is 750 sqft with an upstairs loft area and adjacent to a small garage and storage building. Due to the highly eco-sensitive nature of the property, the Two Rivers Ranch could provide substantial tax benefits to an incoming owne
The Two Rivers Ranch is ideally set on the banks of the Henry's Fork and Warm Rivers in Fremont County, Idaho, along the officially designated Scenic Byway of Highway 47. The ranch is eight miles northeast of the quaint, agricultural community of Ashton, which provides necessary amenities and everyday conveniences including great fly shops and fishing outfitters. The Two Rivers Ranch derives its name from the Warm River and Henry's Fork of the Snake, two of the area's most well-known fisheries. The ranch is located just above the confluence of these trophy trout streams and in a locale known for its numerous converging trout waters. A 45-minute drive from Two Rivers is the charming mountain town of Driggs. Located on the west side of the Teton Mountains, Driggs has received national acclaim and recognition over the years and was named No. 1 in the 2002 Men's Journal article "50 Best Places to Live". Fine dining, art galleries, and additional resort amenities can be found an hour and a half away from the ranch in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Access to the area and ranch is very convenient. Commercial air service in Idaho Falls is approximately one hour away and the Jackson Hole commercial airport is an hour and a half drive. For private plane and jet travelers, the Driggs Reed Memorial Airport offers a 7,300-foot runway that can accommodate most aircrafts and larger private jets. These 186 acres offer a mixture of open meadows, aspen groves, dark timbered flats, hillsides, rock outcroppings, mountain landscapes and river views. Over a half mile of the Warm River borders the ranch along its southern boundary and includes a well-known fish feeding spot where one can stop along the scenic highway to view the monster trout that inhabit this stretch. Along the steeper western boundary is the Henry's Fork River, which borders the ranch for three quarters of a mile in a breathtaking canyon setting. From the flattop bench portion of the ranch one can see the "three rivers" view of the Warm River, Robinson Creek and Henry's Fork drainages framed by a forested tree line and panorama of the Teton Mountains. The two onsite fisheries of Two Rivers Ranch are highly regarded among locals, fly fishing guides and destination fishermen fortunate enough to have explored this area. The Warm River's headwaters are fed by constant, cool and clear spring water that keep the stream's temperature at an optimal 50-55 degrees year round. This is an ideal setting for the various species of trout inhabiting the stream and the aquatic insects on which they feed. These species of trout include the native Yellowstone Cutthroat trout, rainbow and brown trout. In addition to the Warm River, the property boasts frontage on three quarters of a mile of the Henry's Fork River. This stretch of the Henry's, known as the Warm River Reach, boasts approximately 2,000 fish per river mile and is known for its huge rainbows and lunker brown trout, with fish over twenty inches quite common. Improvements on the Two Rivers Ranch include a main residence with a large detached three-bay garage/shop and a historic log cabin. The main house is a three-bedroom, three-bath brick rancher. This 3,890 sqft home was built in 1978 and has a partially finished walkout basement. It features two custom stone fireplaces and was constructed on the ranch's most ideal homesite. There is plenty of room for vehicles, ATV's, snowmobiles, drift boats and outdoor gear in the detached 2,000 sqft garage and shop. The 1950s historic log cabin is located on the banks of the Warm River. This small river cabin is 750 sqft with an upstairs loft area and adjacent to a small garage and storage building. Due to the highly eco-sensitive nature of the property, the Two Rivers Ranch could provide substantial tax benefits to an incoming owne
FLY FISH IN ARKANSAS 3 PLUS MILES FRONTAGE ON NATIONALLY RENOWNED FLY FISHING STREAM-SMALLMOUTH BASS HAVEN!! Folks, here is a wildlife fishing refuge on crystal clear Crooked Creek offering an incredible year round family and/or corporate retreat with endless recreational opportunities. Not only does property on this part of Crooked Creek rarely become available, but it also has the most volume of year round water than any other part of the creeks 80 miles. The property is teaming with deer, wild turkey, bear and lots of other smaller game. The 2,000 sq ft lodge has 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, and a huge 20x30 great room with open beam cathedral ceilings and lots of glass looking out over the magnificent landscape this classic river property affords you. Owner has installed a BUILT-TO-LAST steel and concrete bridge (presently valued at $200,000) across the stream for "Cadillac access" to the other side of the creek and ALL of the property. There are literally 100+ building sites for those dude ranch cabins and or creek front tracts of land, 280 acres of open pasture (100+ acres of which is bottomland) and 95% is fenced and cross fenced. Several springs and ponds and a beautiful small mountain stream that flows year round and sports several waterfalls. There is a 60x75 ft pole barn with corral. This property has access roads all over the 577 acres and 3 very good wells. Located at the end of a dead end road for ultimate in privacy yet only - mile off highway, 30 minutes to Harrison, 7 minutes to county seat of Yellville and 14 minutes to biggest lake in the State of Arkansas clean, crystal clear Bull Shoals Lake. Also, less than 1 hour to Branson, MO. This property has endless possibilities on one of America's classic fishing streams. Cell Service GOOD 3 Bars ATT. Priced to sell $2,495,000. Owner will divide.
Let nature's peace and quiet replace the stress and noise of urban life. Discover Rutherford County's "small-town, friendly atmosphere" and explore the unspoiled beauty of the western North Carolina mountains. Rutherford County is the perfect, peaceful setting for your vacation retreat. Rural? YES. Remote? NO. Our log cabin is only minutes away from the small town of Rutherfordton, population 4, 000. The town offers services such as restaurants, banks, large grocery stores, the county court house, and the Rutherford County Visual Arts Center is located in the town square. It also has a 143-bed hospital. Forest City is only ten minutes away. You can find some of your favorite large-chain stores and restaurants. Even though this is a true log cabin, our vacation rental does not lack any of the most up-to-date conveniences. This is a three bedroom, split plan with two full baths. One is in the master suite and the other is for common use. Both baths are a combination of tile, marble, and wood features. The great room / kitchen area separate the master suite from the two additional guest rooms. The kitchen has tile flooring with a combination of tile and tumbled marble for the counters and backsplashes. There is a center island / eating bar accented with cultured stone. we have added the Kid's Zone to help you explore some of the activities that are available to you. On Main Street in Downtown Rutherfordton, only minutes away, you can spend an hour or the entire day with the family. We will bring you as many links to these activities and their web sites as we gain permission from the owner/operators. Key Features Near Golf, Near Skiing, Fireplace, Near Town, Near Shopping, Near Restaurants Amenities Fireplace, Air Conditioning, Ceiling Fans, TV, DVD Player, CD Stereo, Reading Library, Games, Coffee Maker, Pots and Pans, Utensils, Washer/Dryer, Dining Table, Porch, Telephone, No Smoking, No Pets Allowed Attractions Near Golf, Near Skiing, Near Town, Near Shopping, Near Restaurants, Near Water Park, Rafting, Hiking Payment Policy Rates are in US Dollars. Plus 7.75% sales tax plus 5% Occupancy tax Security Deposit = $200 (returned within 7 days after check-out) Cleaning fee = $55 per stay Reservation requirements: $200 security deposit to reserve the cabin Cancellation Policy Refund policy: Full refund if notified 7 days in advance. Forfeit of security deposit if less than 7 days notice. Rules Rates are subjected to change without prior notice. http://www.arkadia.com/dkon-t20971/
Note: All booked hunts will be honored regardless of the sale of the property. High Adventure Game Ranch pioneered Ranch Hunting for Big Game 23 years ago. They do more gross business than all the other 39 hunting ranches in the state of Missouri combined. Texas A & M recently put out an impact study of the United States Cervid Farming Industry. The Cervid Industry in 2007 produced 3 billion in revenue annually with over 7,000 operations and 2,000 hunting preserves and still growing. This is an alternate to the farming industries. With over 1,600 acres and 13 miles of high fence, this is the premiere hunting ranch to purchase. High Adventure Ranch is centrally located from both the east and west coasts in the Missouri Ozark foothills, and is saturated with trophy spoor across hundreds of acres of prime habitat. The trophy animals are free to roam and reproduce uninterrupted, in an area divided only by small springs and ephemeral streams which form the bluegrass and wooded ridges of these mature Ozarks. Many animals which are not able to be hunted at other ranches are grandfathered in at High Adventure. This is a unique attraction that cannot be replicated. The ranch currently has approximately 2,000 animals based on inventory and factoring in May 2011 calving season. The property includes a lodge, three manager houses, a lake house, two log houses, five cabins, dining hall, country store, meat processing facility and cooler and countless barns, vehicles, machinery, equipment, etc. A full and detailed list of these items is available on request. The owner has set up the sale so it will be a smooth transition with his expertise, knowledge, and assistance being offered to the new owner. Call John Kreilich for your private viewing of this once in a lifetime opportunity at 314-324-4261. Property Details 1,662 acres $17,500,000 Revenue from the hunting operation is in the 7 figures Turn Key Hunting Ranch Inventory of approximately 2,000 animals Current inventory of animals include: Elk, Whitetail Deer, Red Stag, Fallow Deer, Sika Deer, Axis Deer, Himalayan Tahr, Blackbuck, Bison, Russian Hogs, Razorback Hogs, Goats -Spanish, Angora, Ibex mixed, Sheep - Corsican, Pure Mouflon, 5/8th Mouflon, Texas Dall, Black Hawaiian, Desert 4 Horn, and Jacobs. 13 miles of high fence Two story house 30' X 36' sleeps (4) Manager's House 10' X 50' with addition of 11' X 16'8' Meat cooler 10' X 10' Lake House, 2 story 37' X 27'8. Sleeps (6) with "L" shaped screened porch lower level, 75' X 10' walk out porch upper level. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Fireplaces 1-1/2 baths. Built 2006, central air/Electric heat. Large covered (2) bay boat dock. Built 2007 38' X 21' with crappie well. New Metal red shed 10' X 20' Large log-sided Lodge 70' X 28' with porch 56' X 10' and screened-in- porch 28' X 10' with 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, sleeps (8). Metal barn 60' X 48' repair shop with concrete floor, toilet/shower, 2 large overhead doors and 60' X 15' side roof shelter, built 2006. New Metal barn two story 48' X 60' with hay barn and storage room with concrete floor, room addition, Ice Machine, Air compressor, cabinets and fridge, built 2001. Red barn, two story wooden 32' X 33' - Log House, one story, metal roof 14' X 10' - Log House, one story, Metal Roof 13' X 15' - Wooden Stalls 91' X 10', 28' X 10', 2' X 11' 5 cabins all logs with two story and porch, bath/shower, air/heat- 20' X 14', 20' X 14', 22' X 16', 22' X 16', 26' X 20' Manager's House, 2 story log house, 2, 106 sq. ft with 8' X
UNIQUE WORKING RANCH, PREMIER HORSE RIDING/COMPETITION ARENA, SOD FARM, SAND PIT/Quarry, PECAN GROVE, A TRUE MULTI-USE RANCH, COMMERCIAL & DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE SERIOUS RANCHER OR INVESTOR!!! * 2,220 plus acre Ranch * Lush green pastures with high carrying capacity, fenced and cross fenced, plus hay production. * There are 8 sets of working pens, some with hydraulic chutes. * The professional riding and competition arena is 120'x 250' and is suitable for equestrian, rodeo/ranching events. One side of the building has 33 stalls, and the other side has large stalls for the Owners horses. The facility includes a wash rack, 300' x 60' warm up arena on one side, 330'x 40' covered arena and 70' x 30' garage. The cement aisles are extra large - big enough for a pickup and still room to manuever around the aisles. There is an office that can also be used for a concession stand. Upstairs is the airconditioned announcers booth and a managers apartment. The entire facility has screens for shade, and protection from wind and dust! This has been used for roping competitions, etc. This is a state of the art competition arena. * Full line of ranch equipment stays with the properties. * There is a 400+ acre sod farm w/irrigation water pivot system which is a profitable ongoing business. There is a large pasture of soybeans too. * Plus there is a 300+ acre sand pit, and some of the other property in this package also has potential to harvest sand/gravel. * There are 2,000 plus producing pecan trees adding to the commercial opportunities of this fantastic multi-use ranch. * There is a 35 acre lake, a 20 acre lake, along with 27 stocked ponds total on the 3,000 plus acres. * The Owner's home was built in 2004 and has 3,000 sq. ft. It sits on a small hill overlooking the larger of the 2 lakes, and wonderful views of the pastures all around it. This home was built with every amenity available and the decor is an elegant western style, fit for any cattle or horse Baron. You will truly be the King or Queen of the County at this incredible ranch. The home is built of stone with a striking red metal roof. The professional landscaping includes a waterfall, stream, flowing under the stone walkway to the entrance of the home. The front of the home has a huge covered porch running the entire length of the house. From the porch the view is looking over the ranch with mature trees scattered adding shade and beauty to the property * There is a manager's home along with other homes and mobiles. * There is much, much more that goes with this property. If you're looking for a large scale ranch and profit producing property - look no further - this is it! POTENTIAL: This is an outstanding cattle/horse ranch ready for the new owner to take over and operate. The 2,220 plus acre ranch is in South Oklahoma near the Red River with gently rolling terrain, approx. 42 inches of rainfall annually, mild winters, lots of sunshine, rich soil and good grass for grazing or hay production
177.5 AC Horse Facility 2488 Fairview Rd, Millsap, Texas LOCATION: 40 miles west of Fort Worth on Interstate 20, Exit 397 then north onto Fairview Road for 2.4 miles and the property is on the west / left side. Over one mile of paved frontage. TERRAIN: Level to a gently rolling with very productive soils and scattered post oak trees. 62 acres in two coastal bermuda hay pastures. IMPROVEMENTS: A fully customized limestone home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and 3600 sq. ft. of living area. The home is very beautiful and impressive to the discriminating eye. High end western decor, knotty alder wood floors, limestone & cake icing tobacco stain walls, granite counter tops, Pella windows, limestone columns, and tall ceilings. The living room, kitchen and formal dining area are one large open concept. A granite kitchen with stainless steel dacor & subzero appliances. A beautiful living room with wood floor, limestone fireplace, limestone wall, 12' exposed beam ceiling and double sliding glass doors out to the Veranda and pool. The formal dining area also has sliding glass double doors. A large master bedroom. A beautiful master bath with heated tile floor, jetted tub, and granite surround, granite vanities, huge tile shower with tumble marble floor, and large closets. Foyer with Durango front door. Office with built-ins. Two large verandas with stone columns and tile floors, a screened in porch / dining area. Pool with pebble tec interior, stone accents, Oklahoma flagstone coping, scored deck and stone hot tub. Pool house with showers. Attached via porte cochere is a two car garage, storage room, safe room, and cedar lined storage. Covered front porch. 7500 sq. ft. under roof. A propane / electric home. Moved in December 2006. Guest house / horse barn - 2 stories with hardy board and stone exterior. Covered front porch with cedar posts. 2000 sq. ft. of living area, small living room with tile floor and functional kitchen with eating bar all open. Bath with shower. Office with built-ins and laundry room. Upstairs with butler kitchen and sitting area. Half bath, 2 bedrooms with carpet. Full bath with tile floor, jetted tub and separate shower. The horse barn area is all concrete floored with 16' alleyways, 4-12x12 and 6-10x12 tilt wall stalls, and tack room. Outdoor entertaining area. Covered Arena - 150x150 working area with treated plank exterior. An adjoining building for saddling, wash rack, tack, 1/2 bath, kitchen / break room, large storage room, and rollup door. Two large holding areas at the opposite end for cattle and horses. An adjoining lean to side area for working cattle and load outs for tractor trailer or regular. The "Cabin" is a 960 sq. ft. 2 bedroom 1 bath rough split cedar exterior home with a metal roof, a spacious functional kitchen, and a mud/laundry room. Open end all steel 4 bay barn, 100x50, for hay, shavings and equipment. Another open end barn / apartment with 2 bays for equipment and trailers, an 800 sq. ft. 2 story labor's quarters, and a 50x75 enclosed storage area with rollup door. Four large mare and colt traps. Two setup cow cutters. Extensive guttering on the property for proper drainage. Cedar entry with extensive pipe and cedar stave fencing. WATER: Co-op water in all dwellings and well water to all outside areas. 20,000 gallon storage water tank fed by the water well and freeze protected. Extensive Grindstone Creek frontage and one stock pond. TAXES: Approximately $ 14,000.00 with agricultural exemption. MINERALS: The owner believes to own 100% of the mineral rights which are negotiable. COMMENTS: The location is very nice, qui
Property for sale in George Western Cape South AfricaPRICES AS CONFIRMED WITH SELLER: 22/09/2011 R6 490 000 - Implements and live stock to be negotiated. FARM DIVISION Size 2255 Hectares ± 7 Hectares under centre pivot ± 4 hectares lasered land irrigated by storm water ± 8,5 hectares under sprinkler irrigation ± 30 hectares arable land ± 5 hectares new centre pivot Balance natural veldt WATER SOURCE FOR IRRIGATION - WELL PLANNED SYSTEM Overwhelming advantage of this farm is the strong underground water. 6 Boreholes are fitted with submergible pumps. 5 boreholes pump into reservoir from there into mainline for centre pivot and sprinkler irrigation. Another few strong boreholes are not incorporated in the system. By doing that another ± 30 Hectares arable land can be put under irrigation extra. The yields of the 6 fitted boreholes are as follows: ± 16 000 l/hour ± 8 000 l/hour ± 10 000 l/hour ± 8 000 l/hour ± 3 000 l/hour ± 6 000 l/hour - new pump LIVESTOCK WATER SUPPLY Each veldt camp has 2 water points. One supplied by windmill, other source stock water earthen dam NATURAL VELDT Big advantage that a river runs through eastern and western portion of farm with thorn trees and river ganna. Further more several streamlets with thorn trees. Then a good mixture of palatable karoo bossies and Gwarrie trees. All inner camp fences except one jackal proof. ALOES Good income with no cost involved from harvesting aloes on farm-income ± R70 000 FARMING Farms with boergoat exceptional good income, dorpers, angoras and ostriches. Sells slaughter lambs in packages to private market. Butchery with cooling chambers and biltong facility also used by hunters .Lucerne farming. GAME Farm has plenty Kudu, ± 70 Springbuck and other small game like Duiker, Steenbuck ect. ECO TOURISM In Western Baviaanskloof a part of bigger mega reserve on main entrance. 4 X 4 Routes, game farming, hunting etc. can be introduced. DWELLINGS Main house 5 bedrooms, lounge/dining room, office, kitchen with breakfast nook, nice inside bar with braai, swimming pool. Adjoining house unit with 3 garages, store room, butchery, biltong facility. Cottage Open plan kitchen, lounge dining room, bedroom, braai area OUTBUILDINGS 5 Labourer cottages, Lucerne store, ostrich rearing facility, shearing shed/workshop LIVESTOCK: Boergoats: ± 300 boergoats (± 120 stud ewes ) 10 rams Angoras: ± 600 mixed parcel. 20 rams Persians: ± 60 Ostriches: 5 breeding pairs IMPLEMENTS: 1 Shearer disc plough with a hydraulic pump 1 New Holland baler 1 Krog fodder mixer 1 New Holland mower/bruiser 1 2 Wheel trailer 1 Water tanker 1 lucerne rake 1 3 point offset 1 Cooling chamber 2,5 X 3 m Device for pulling out submergible pumps 1 Lucerne mower 1 Tarrup chopper ± 80 Irrigation pipesFor more information please contact us using the email link. (www.holprop.com - ad: ZA4882369)
ZAR 4,200,000To the best of our knowledge this is the largest log home of its kind, in South Africa. (Stave construction,vertical log, short log horzontal , French Canadian piece-en piece) The property is on 3 hectares and is about 20km's from Knysna in a quiet cul-de-sac, surrounded by agricultural land, smallholdings, with sheep, cows, horses, etc. The slope from the top is gentle with good water catchment and there are 3 dams with a large one at the bottom of the property. The large dam appears to be fed by a spring, since it did not dry out like others in the area, during the recent drought. With plus minus 350 m2 of roofing on the main house and approximately 500m2 over the stores and sheds, our 60,000 litres of water storage takes only a day's rain to fill, with our well maintained gutter and pipe system. The swimming pool carries 55,000 litres with piping and pumps to and from the water supply. The house is on timber stilts with parking for at least 3 cars underneath. This may provide plenty of storage space, and with the log stilts, a cinch to close in/off with the quantity of timber currently available. (Please note, depending on the time of the sale, some of this stock may be sold, but with the existing workshop, would always be replaceable in the future, even from existing pine and blackwood on the land) From the top of the land and moving down :First there is a short distance from the servitude road at the top, with substantial growth providing a screen of sorts, from parts of the servitude road. The log yard is fenced off with our log fencing (pics will do better) There is a kit log home shell at the top entrance, about 25 m2 with wraparound covered decking. The stores and sheds are substantial, fully equipped for log crafting, timber work and dipping timber. There are ample storage facilities including a 100m2 secure closed store, no windows, and a 16m2 store, side by side. The workshop has three phase power. A band saw that cuts boards up to 5 metre lengths (can be extended) and a dowel making machine are amongst the many other tools that are part of the workshop. Between the store and the main house is a dam, picturesque, especially in summer with the violet lilies. When the tanks are full, water is automatically re-routed to the dam. This house is built on log stilts on top of concrete footings in the traditional and effective Canadian style, with no poles rotting in the ground. A sophisticated, engineer designed bracing system, steels the house against the strongest winds. The roof does not creak. The logs are hand peeled and hand crafted, every join carefully measured and chiselled with a chainsaw and thereafter bolted together with posidrive, hex nut, roofing style screws (up to 150mm lengths) and 16 mm galvanised steel rods, with an ?overkill for strength? strategy The house is supported by 200mm beams. The ground floor sports 40 mm thick pioneer style flooring, while the upper level floor comprises 2 overlapping 40mm boards making the upper floor 80 mm thick, and very solid ,of course, like the whole house itself. The logs are mostly 180 to 250 mm diameter. Some larger logs have been used, in some places just for aesthetics, and in others, to meet structural strength specific requirements. The lower floor is open plan kitchen, lounge and dining room with concertina doors opening on to the large deck overlooking the pool. There are two additional rooms, one an office and the other a bedroom. The bedroom has a basin, a toilet right next door and a glorious outside shower on the deck, with a door directly from the room to the deck and to the shower. Upstairs there is a large mezzanine, currently used as an open sleeping area, amongst other things, and a large bedroom with en suite bath, shower and toilet. An extra toilet is planned for downstairs in order to afford the bedroom there, an en-suite set up with the shower outside. It is thought best to leave the upstairs mezzanine with choices for the buyer to retain an open sleeping area or partition it off for one or more bedrooms, with the ready supply of timber available for that purpose. (We are able to do the work, separate from the sale, if required) A toilet is currently being installed in the upstairs bedroom, which has a flat bottomed corner bath that comfortably doubles as a shower. From the upstairs bedroom there are magnificent views from the deck that overlook the pool. From here one can see as far as Simola on the one side and the sea on the other. There is a trap door on the top deck which takes you to a small landing on the roof, offering 360 degree views including the sea and the Outeniqua mountains. The house is almost exactly between the two. With a telescope here, view the stars. Mornings and evenings are blissfully quiet with most neighbours respecting that quiet time. Noisy machinery is usually shut down after 5 pm, and on weekends and public holidays. For the most part, it is even blissfully quiet and tranquil during the working week as well. The main house has a steel fireplace, which literally hangs form the solid log ceiling and provides warmth and a cosy ambience despite the huge space in the main, double volume area of the house. A painstakingly sculpted staircase invites you upstairs. Here, in the main (www.holprop.com - ad: ZA4563297)
Situated on the western coast of the Cotentin peninsula, Donville les Bains lies a few km north of Granville. This charming family seaside resort faces the islands of Chausey, at the entrance to the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel. With its large sandy beach of more than 3 km, Donville les Bains offers holidaymakers many water sports as well as miles of shaded walking trails. At 2 km, visit the Atlantic Wall, the quays of the port of Granville and the pretty streets of the old town without forgetting the museum and the gardens of the famous fashion designer Pierre Cardin. Environment : In the heart of the resort, 1 km from the beach with supervised swimming and sea water pool. PLACES TO VISIT: Granville. 3 km. Port and lively seaside resort with pleasant long beach and fortified old centre looking out towards the Channel islands. Ferries to the Channel islands and Iles Chausey. Coutances. 25 km. Old hill town overlooked by its stunning half-gothic half-Norman cathedral. No to miss on Summer evenings when a sound and light show makes the most of this dramatic building. Avranches. 30 km. Pretty market town with attractive centre in the Mont St Michel bay and gateway to Brittany. Villedieu les Poêles. 30 km. Little town with attractive old centre and famous for its bell foundry which can be visited. THINGS TO DO: La Forêt des Elfes, Cérences. 15 km. Tree top adventure park/Paintball. A 10 hectare of natural woodland with river, offering multiple workshops and courses. Also available is ample free parking and a walking trail. Also paintball available (indoor and outdoor). Zoo de Champrepus, Villedieu les Poëles. 20 km. Animal park. 50 species in an exotic environment. Safeguard of rare species in process of disappearance, 7 hectares of grounds with monkey bars, educational and fun courses. Also miniature farm, ideal for small kids with interactive activities and a game park. Jardins Botaniques, Avranches. 30 km. Home to over 70,000 delightful and fascinating species of plants, with fantastic views out over the sands of the spectacular Mont St Michel. Alligator Bay, Beauvoir. 50 km. Tropical greenhouse at the foot of the Mont Saint Michel with 200 alligators and crocodiles. An unusual adventure to discover the natural habitat of these creatures in the hot, damp climate of African jungles and Louisianas forests. Rope bridges, floating pontoons and hunters cabins are all waiting to be discovered! A thrilling nature reserve, the only one of its kind in Europe! FURTHER AFIELD: Mont St Michel. 55 km. Stunning monastery built on a small rocky island linked to the mainland by a causeway. Second most popular tourist attraction in France, it is a real delight to wander the narrow street with shops, hotels and restaurants leading to the abbey, or stroll in the gardens. Guided tour of the abbey itself. Dol de Bretagne. 70 km. Very attractive market town full of medieval charm and romance, with beautiful fortified cathedral. Fougères. 75 km. Hill top town with medieval quarters, narrow winding streets and a truly magnificent medieval fortress. The town has inspired many great artists and writers throughout its history. Fougères forest is ideal for walking, cycling and has a very pleasant lake with swimming beach and play area. St Malo. 95 km. Delightful and fascinating walled city, known as the Privateer city, with rich history, huge sandy beach and breathtaking coastal scenery. Plenty of lovely restaurants and creperies, lively bars and elegant shops. Linked to Dinard by boat bus. HOW TO GET THERE: Low cost flights from UK to Dinard (80mn), Rennes (90mn). Ferries to St Malo (90mn), Cherbourg (2 hrs). Living/Dining room: 20m², TV, 3-seater sofa, armchair, desk, chair, electric heating. Kitchen: 12m², dishwasher, washing machine, electric oven, microwave, electric/gas hob, fridge-freezer, toaster, coffee machine, electric kettle, table, 6 chairs, TV. 2 Bedrooms, 1 Shower room, 1 wc: Bedroom 1: first floor, 16m², double bed and twin beds, chest of drawers. Bedroom 2: ground floor, 10m², double bed. Shower room: ground floor, 3m², shower, basin, wc. Accessed from kitchen. Household information : Cot Pets welcome Parking for 2 vehicles on site Noise: very slight traffic noise from the village''s main road Overlooked: neighbour. Grounds: 50m², enclosed courtyard. Table, 6 chairs, barbecue, 3 deck chairs, parasol. General information : Sea: 1 km supervised beach of Donville les Bains Supermarket: 3 km Granville Shops: 50m Doctor: 500m Town centre: 200m Tennis: 1 km Hospital: 4 km Granville Horse riding: 2 km Breville sur Mer Golf: 2 km Bréville sur Mer Sailing school: 1 km Donville les Bains Parachuting, para gliding, etc: 2 km Bréville sur Mer Ferry to Channel islands: 3 km Granville. Household information : Cot Pets welcome Parking for 2 vehicles on site Noise: very slight traffic noise from the village''s main road Overlooked: neighbour. General information : Sea: 1 km supervised beach of Donville les Bains Supermarket: 3 km Granville Shops: 50m Doctor: 500m Town centre: 200m Tennis: 1 km Hospital: 4 km Granville Horse riding: 2 km Breville sur Mer Golf: 2 km Bréville sur Mer Sailing school: 1 km Donville les Bains Parachuting, para gliding, etc: 2 km Bréville sur Mer Ferry to Channel islands: 3 km Granville. To be paid on site : Security deposit: 250€ cash Bed linen, bath towels, tea towels and cleaning: 30€/week Heating in winter: 15€/week. Cottage 60m² / Sleeps 4-5. 2 Bedrooms - 1 Bathroom. Beach 1000m - Shops 50m. Style : Townhouse with courtyard in the centre of the seaside resort of Donville Les Bains, with many leisure and sports activities available within easy reach. 3 km from Granville. 55 km from Mont St Michel, 95 km from St Malo. Option booking not available Please note: the rates do not include the mandatory hirers' liability insurance. This small amount is a percentage of the rental sum starting from 10 Euros per reservation. http://www.arkadia.com/nmey-t43165/
ZAR 3,500,000Location This farm is located between Alexandria and the Grahamstown road near the heart of big 5 country in the Eastern Cape Size Made up of a single title, the farm is a shade under 242ha in extent. Description This title currently forms part of a larger, dry land dairy unit. Approximately 80h of the title is currently planted to a variety of fodder crops for the dairy, with the balance of the total area being made up of attractively undulating sweet thorn savannah. As a stand alone lifestyle farm it would be superb, with the high carrying capacities and rainfall synonymous with this area, it would work very well as either a lifestyle game or beef unit. Veld types As discussed, some of the farm is currently cultivated. The current owner has agreed however, for the price of the seed and diesel, to replant all of these areas to an indigenous pasture grass. The cocktail of choice here would probably comprise of one of the Pannicum varieties, with Rhodes and Smuts finger, all of which do exceptionally well here. The balance of the grasses are made up almost exclusively of eragrostis Curvula, cynodon and to a lesser extent Sporobolis. Small patches of Themeda were found on one of the ridges but are of little significance. The central belt of the farm is a pleasant sweet thorn savannah. This monogyny of tree species, coupled with the default grass species found would indicate that this is ground that had been disturbed at some stage. It has however rehabilitated very nicely and the overall effect is healthy and would carry an impressive grazer load. I was surprised to find, in the extreme north western corner a small stand of rooikrantz trees. These however are currently at a level that is of no concern and would probably be best monitored, but left as a sustainable source of braai wood. Studies would indicate that the type of veld encountered there has a 1-6 LSU carrying capacity, with a ratio closer to 1-1 on the perennial pasture grasses. Effectively, one could probably look then at a sustainable load of approx 80 LSU (1-3) on the farm. From a game perspective, this would equate to a very impressive density of animals with the ability to stock a nice diversity of species. Rainfall / water The farm falls in a predominately summer rainfall area, with an expected annual average of 750mm. The farm has a total of 4 earth dams including a very attractive, long dam at the house, all of which would hold at least 2 years worth of water. This is supplemented by a single borehole with a submersible pump that lifts water to a reservoir with a capacity of approx 60 000 L from where all the camps, bar 1, are gravity fed. Improvements The house is situated in the extreme South Western corner of the property. Although elderly, it is the current abode of the owner and as such has been nicely renovated and well maintained. In all, it has 3 and a half bedrooms (MES) with one additional bathroom, lounge, tv lounge, dining room, office, kitchen and scullery, as well as a small ?sun? room that is currently used as a sewing room. In addition there is a double garage and adjoining storeroom. Given that it is currently part of the working farm, all fencing on the 6 current camps is in a good condition, as is the water reticulation system and reservoirs. These 4 dams mentioned are all in good condition; while a fifth, long since breached, may well warrant the effort spend on repairing it. Conclusion As a lifestyle opportunity, this one will be tough to beat. The high carrying capacity and rainfall would mean it could be developed as either an impressive small game unit or could be a significant money spinner if used to raise and fatten beef weaners. The nice thing is that all the basics are there, and with the exception of a game fence, should one choose to go that route, all the essentials are already in place. Should one choose to go the game route, I?m sure all the wire required could be taken from the internal fencing, a fact that would considerably reduce the overall cost. Importantly, the farm falls within the magic 1 hours drive from PE, measuring exactly 100km to St Georges Park in PE, and I?m sure that it would prove a very rewarding acquisition as a lifestyle destination. Price R 3.5 mil plus VatProperty Features: Reception Rooms Carport Living Rooms (www.holprop.com - ad: ZA4563174)
Reduced prices. Small development of four - 2 bedroom property apartments and detached villas of 75 - 90sqm with a shared swimming pool located just a few minutes walk from the centre of Spilia Village, 5 minutes from Kolymbari in western Crete. Spilia village is a 25 minute drive west of Chania and a 5 minute drive from the beach resort at Kolymbari which offers supermarkets, tavernas, a post office, bank and a number of other small shops. The 'Blue Flag' beaches of Falassarna are within easy reach being approx 20 minutes further west past Kastelli/Kissamos. Just 4 homes make up this small development as below: * Two x 2 bedroom/1 bathroom apartments (one at ground level and one at upper level) 75sqm (93sqm including balconies/terraces) at 158,000 Euros * Two x 2 bedroom/2 bathroom detached villas of 90sqm (117sqm including balconies/terraces and a storage room) at 192,000 Euros. These detached villas are superbly designed, taking full advantage of the slope of the land. Level with the roadside is the entrance to the homes leading into the living area/kitchen. The stairs then lead you downto the bedrooms which are on the lower ground level with an entrance/exit to the pool and gardens. Property features: * Shared swimming pool. * Solar panel. * Stone boundary walls. * Electric appliances. * Parking area. * Garden. Payment Terms: (These can be discussed and be flexible within reason according to the needs of the client) * 10% Deposit * 30% After 4 weeks * 60% Upon completion Purchase costs of about 11.5% (taxes, lawyer and notary) payable with deposit. You can reserve the property on your visit, and then have 10 days to pay the deposit. Off plan 2 bedroom properties with a shared pool near Spilia and Kolymbari in Western Crete. Purchase Incentives Reduced Price Lifestyle Activities Resort Beach Village Development Amenities and Services Swimming Pool Parking Shops Property Characteristics Detatched Storage Property Features Garden Balcony Solar Panels. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t721720/
1R Heatherbloom, Shore Road, Strone, Dunoon, Argyll PA23 8AT Offers in the region of £60,000 Click here to see the Home Report for 1R Heatherbloom, Shore Road, Strone, PA23 8TA Provided by www.onesurvey.org This one bedroom flat is situated in the picturesque village of Strone on the shores of the Holy Loch. The flat offers fantastic views across the mouth of the Holy Loch and south down the Firth of Clyde. The flat comprises of entrance hallway, double bedroom, shower room, kitchen with dining area, utility space and sitting room. There is also a communal garden to the rear of the property and an outhouse. Situation The much sought after village of Strone, on the shores of the Holy Loch, is situated within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park and approximately 8 miles north of Dunoon. The property is conveniently near the thriving village shop and Post Office, the Strone Inn and the village has a primary school and golf club. The Loch provides good sailing facilities with the Holy Loch Sailing Club and Marina at nearby Sandbank. Dunoon itself is a small town set in the beautiful Cowal Peninsula of Argyll and yet within just over an hour’s commuting distance to the centre of Glasgow. Caledonian-MacBrayne run an hourly ferry service to Gourock connecting with trains to Glasgow Central. Western Ferries run a more frequent service from nearby Hunter’s Quay to McInroy’s Point with Citylink bus connections to Buchanan Street bus station, Glasgow. Dunoon is approximately one hour from Glasgow Airport. Dunoon offers a secondary school, a modern leisure centre, an eighteen hole golf course, two supermarkets, a variety of individual shops, restaurants and a cinema. To view this property, please call Andrew Barr on 0845 450 1312
ZAR 4,500,000Beautiful dairy farm land with tourism options for sale ZAR 4.5 million Size: 374 Ha Location: Nanaga :: Eastern Cape Location:This property is located roughly 60km from Port Elizabeth, and borders the Addo Elephant Park. Its location lends it to various tourism-related options, discussed below. Description:The land is mainly suitable for large stock farming. It is well equipped for a 350 cow size milking operation which includes the Total Mixed Ration feeding of half of the producing cows. The other half could run on the pastures on the property. The current farmer has a contract through Samelko to produce as much milk as possible to Parmalat SA. Current Activities:The farm has 40 well fenced camps with laid on water to 38 camps. 3 boreholes, producing 10 000L, 10 000L and 20 000L each supply 5 reservoirs on the property which in turn supply the water troughs in the camps. The farm consists of: - 245 ha of planted pastures; - 102 ha of veldt; - 5 ha of irrigation for grazing; - 22 ha of lands for grazing crops The following is also part of the farm but NOT included in the price. Price includes the land. Stock and loose goods to be attended to seperately. Farm House:The main house, which totals 303 sqm, is a lovely old farm house, easily accessible from the N10, in walking distance to the dairy, workshop and calf house. Surrounded by beautiful South African vegetation, such as a huge, fruitful Fig Tree, Bougainvillea as well as Hibiscus, which supplies a perfect opportunity for bird sightings. The house consists of the following:- 6 bedrooms ( one with an on suit bathroom ); - Large farm-style kitchen, fully equipped with Solid wooden cupboards, double sink, 4-plate stove and oven; - Pantry (also with cupboards); - 2 bathrooms (shower, bath, 3 toilets); - Spacious sitting room, with wooden fireplace; - Large dining room; - Zinc roof; - Tank for fresh rain water; - Recreation area; - Small splash pool, perfect to keep cool on a hot summers day; - Zinc patio, colourfully decorated with Christmas lights; - Solid car port for approximately 4 Vehicles; - Outside building (147 sqm) consisting of 5 rooms and an attic, could be used for guest house or storage; and - Recently fenced fowl run Eskom power:- One point at main shed area: 50KVA, and - One point at irrigation dam and pumps: 25KVA Standby Plant: One 65 KVA tractor driven generator. Milking Parlour (building 204sq m):Alfa Laval 16 point swing over. (about to be upgraded to 17 points). Two large feed silo tanks, 21.6 Tons and 18 Tons, which auger feed into the parlour (about to be upgraded to auto individual feeders ? per cow). Two large compressors for cooling the Alfa Laval 8300L cooler bulk tank. Other Buildings:- Large hay storage shed (447sq m) with storage space for farm equipment eg. Trucks, tractors etc. - Large shed (348 sq m) with closed workshop area and open areas for farm equipment. - Old milking shed, (177 sq m), used for cattle feed storage. - 6 deep underground silo's for silage. - One large zinc hay or equipment shed (68.4 sq m & 3.4m high). - One cattle spray race with electric motor and pump. - One slurry pump and slurry pit. Staff accommodation: Seven cement and brick staff houses. Development opportunities:There are 8 game reserves within a 60 km radius of the property namely: Schotia Safari's, Addo Elephant Park, Shamwari game reserve, Bushman Sands, Amakhala, Kwantu, Lalibela, Pumba and Kariega game reserve. The entrance and main offices of Schotia Safari's is situated on the N10 tar road directly next to the main entrance of the property. The Western border of this property borders the Addo Elephant National Park. The Addo National Park is a key National destination and is visited annually by thousands of international guests. This prime land has the potential to be used as a holiday resort due to the fact that it is situated on the main road up North to Gauteng (N10). It is also only 4km away from the N2 and the R72 interchange at Ncanara and 60 km from Port Elizabeth. Bungalows could be erected on a small part of the property which could bring in additional income. A caravan Park would also be a much needed addition to the Eastern Cape tourist industry. The large amount of water available could allow a small dam to be erected to add to the value of this tourist destination.Property Features: Reception Rooms Carport Living Rooms (www.holprop.com - ad: ZA4563332)
Primary characteristics of this impressive 3 bedroom home include a dining kitchen created and fitted in 2009, the triple aspect 25'5" (7.75m) long drawing room, the principal bedroom with its en suite shower room, and colourfully landscaped gardens enjoying a sheltered southerly aspect with two sun terraces and a useful studio cabin. All of the main rooms except bedroom 2 command a southerly aspect with two of the bedrooms also enjoying roof top glimpses of the North Downs countryside. Additional notable features include uPVC double glazing with security window locks and to the ground floor, low silled windows, white sanitaryware with chrome finished fittings, panelled internal doors with brass finished handles, and a gas heating system with radiators. The house was built by national developers of good regard, Bryant Homes during the late 1980s with a subsequent extension drawing room - see accompanying floorplan. Epsom Down is in a network of small cul-de-sacs and consist of detached houses of varying designs and sizes culminating in the open countryside of Windmill Hill. This particular home is one of three served by a driveway and naturally screened from The Ridgeway. The neighbourhood provides country walks with an intricate network of footpaths leading also to the town centre and other parts of Alton creating a shorter walk to the main shops - otherwise a 0.7 mile drive away. The south west corner of Alton also has The Butts, an historic green, The Butts primary school, Alton sports centre, Chawton Park doctors surgery, The French Horn inn and the Watercress steam railway line. In the best traditions of a country town, Alton retains a weekly and specialist open air market events and provides family and multiple shops including M & S, Sainsbury's, Boots and Iceland with additional in the offing, senior and Convent schools, Alton College, churches, station (Waterloo line), fitness clubs and two golf courses on the outskirts. Ground Floor Entrance porch partly recessed with quarry tiled floor, lantern light. Panel effect front door with arched top window to: Reception Hall Oak effect laminated floor, dado rails, coved ceiling, radiator, thermostat, smoke detector, telephone point. Cloakroom Refitted with white suite of wc and vanity hand basin with mono top and shelved double cupboard, tiled splashbacks, radiator, front window. Drawing Room overall 25'5" (7.75m) Triple aspect - pair of front windows and rear window plus French door opening to sun terrace/rear garden. Consisting of two areas:- 15'5" (4.70m) x 10'7" (3.23m) and 11'5" (3.48m) x 9' (2.74m) with connecting archway. Elegant Victorian style fireplace with decorative tiled slips, raised quarry tiled hearth, wooden pillared mantelpiece and fitted coal effect gas fire. 4 wall light points, 3 radiators, coved ceilings, tv aerial point. Dining Kitchen 15'4" (4.67m) x 10'10" (3.30m) Twin aspect - front and rear. Refitted in 2009 with cream subtly recessed panelled units, beech block effect laminated worktops and integrated with Bosch dishwasher, Hotpoint fridge/freezer and white French vitreous style single drainer sink with swan neck mixer tap. Rangemaster range cooker (5 burner gas hob and griddle, 2 electric ovens, electric grill) and matching fluted vented chimney style hood. Units with soft closers presenting floor cupboards, multiple drawers, 2 pan drawers, double larder, wine ports, tray receptacle, and matching double pelmeted wall cabinets with end and inset display shelves, worktop lighting with tiled upstands. Matching further double larder and built-in part shelved understairs store cupboard with light. Oak effect laminated floor, kick space heater, radiator, tv aerial and telephone points. Downlighting and dedicated sink top lighting, heat detector. Plumbing for washing machine. Coved ceiling. Concealed Remeha Avanta condensing gas boiler, digital programmer. Half glazed door opening to sun terrace/rear garden. First Floor Galleried Landing Rear aspect. Alighted from hall via stairs with dado and hand rails returning to L-shaped spindle gallery landing. Built-in airing cupboard - hot water cylinder, immersion heater, smoke detector. hinged hatch with fitted ladder to loft - light. Master Bedroom 15'5" (4.70m) x 10'11" (3.33m) Twin aspect - front view over roof tops to North Downs including Applesome Wood, rear over gardens. Including fitted panel range of bedside wardrobes with double rails, drawers, shelves, top cupboards, arched bed recess and matching twin pedestal dressing table incorporating laundry box. Two radiators, telephone point, tv aerial connection. En Suite Shower Room White suite of tiled shower cubicle with glazed entry door, composite resin vanity wash basin with soft closing triple cupboard and brush chrome finished handles below, hand wc with eco flush. Part tiled walls in Travertine effect with matching keyline, chrome finished ladder heated towel rail, shaver socket, front window. Bedroom 2 overall 11'2" (3.40m) long consisting of 8'4" (2.54m) x 8'1" (2.46m) plus 3'8" (1.12m) x 2'11" (0.89m) Front aspect over roof tops towards North Downs. Radiator, tv aerial point. Bedroom 3 11'2" (3.40m) x 7'2" (2.18m) Rear aspect. Including fitted double wardrobe with folding panel doors. Radiator, smoke detector, tv aerial point. Bathroom White suite presenting panelled bath with mixers/hand shower attachment, pedestal wash basin with mono tap and wc with eco flush, part tiled walls in white with decorative keyline, pair of front windows, adjustable downlighting, chrome finished ladder heated towel rail, vinyl flooring. Outside Garage 17'11" (5.46m) x 8'10" (2.69m) Up-and-over door, light and power, open loft area, half single glazed side door to sun terrace/rear garden. Tarmacadam style drive and parking providing 3 further off road car spaces. External meter boxes. Landscaped Gardens An eye catching rockery, stone chipped area, planting scheme and shrubs identify the front garden with a paved entry path. Driveway gate to rear garden. A sheltered and attractively paved and brick edged sun terrace with outside lighting, bamboo screen, tap and Virginia Creeper directly adjoin the colourful flower borders with curved pea shingle path and creeper clad archway leading to the lawn, and evening paved sun terrace at a slightly higher level and detached cabin 9' (2.74m) x 8' (2.44m) with power, sensor lighting, telephone point and internet (subject to tariff). Backdrop of shrubbery and concealed timber garden shed at side with light and power. Directions From the M&S Simply Food store, at the western end of High Street, Alton, proceed away from the town towards Winchester on Butts Road. After the BP garage turn second left up Borovere Lane. This continues at the top of the hill as The Ridgeway. Then turn 3rd right into Epsom Down, the property is immediately on the left. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t878263/
Primary characteristics of this impressive 3 bedroom home include a dining kitchen created and fitted in 2009, the triple aspect 25'5" (7.75m) long drawing room, the principal bedroom with its en suite shower room, and colourfully landscaped gardens enjoying a sheltered southerly aspect with two sun terraces and a useful studio cabin. All of the main rooms except bedroom 2 command a southerly aspect with two of the bedrooms also enjoying roof top glimpses of the North Downs countryside. Additional notable features include uPVC double glazing with security window locks and to the ground floor, low silled windows, white sanitaryware with chrome finished fittings, panelled internal doors with brass finished handles, and a gas heating system with radiators. The house was built by national developers of good regard, Bryant Homes during the late 1980s with a subsequent extension drawing room - see accompanying floorplan. Epsom Down is in a network of small cul-de-sacs and consist of detached houses of varying designs and sizes culminating in the open countryside of Windmill Hill. This particular home is one of three served by a driveway and naturally screened from The Ridgeway. The neighbourhood provides country walks with an intricate network of footpaths leading also to the town centre and other parts of Alton creating a shorter walk to the main shops - otherwise a 0.7 mile drive away. The south west corner of Alton also has The Butts, an historic green, The Butts primary school, Alton sports centre, Chawton Park doctors surgery, The French Horn inn and the Watercress steam railway line. In the best traditions of a country town, Alton retains a weekly and specialist open air market events and provides family and multiple shops including M & S, Sainsbury's, Boots and Iceland with additional in the offing, senior and Convent schools, Alton College, churches, station (Waterloo line), fitness clubs and two golf courses on the outskirts. Ground Floor Entrance porch partly recessed with quarry tiled floor, lantern light. Panel effect front door with arched top window to: Reception Hall Oak effect laminated floor, dado rails, coved ceiling, radiator, thermostat, smoke detector, telephone point. Cloakroom Refitted with white suite of wc and vanity hand basin with mono top and shelved double cupboard, tiled splashbacks, radiator, front window. Drawing Room overall 25'5" (7.75m) Triple aspect - pair of front windows and rear window plus French door opening to sun terrace/rear garden. Consisting of two areas:- 15'5" (4.70m) x 10'7" (3.23m) and 11'5" (3.48m) x 9' (2.74m) with connecting archway. Elegant Victorian style fireplace with decorative tiled slips, raised quarry tiled hearth, wooden pillared mantelpiece and fitted coal effect gas fire. 4 wall light points, 3 radiators, coved ceilings, tv aerial point. Dining Kitchen 15'4" (4.67m) x 10'10" (3.30m) Twin aspect - front and rear. Refitted in 2009 with cream subtly recessed panelled units, beech block effect laminated worktops and integrated with Bosch dishwasher, Hotpoint fridge/freezer and white French vitreous style single drainer sink with swan neck mixer tap. Rangemaster range cooker (5 burner gas hob and griddle, 2 electric ovens, electric grill) and matching fluted vented chimney style hood. Units with soft closers presenting floor cupboards, multiple drawers, 2 pan drawers, double larder, wine ports, tray receptacle, and matching double pelmeted wall cabinets with end and inset display shelves, worktop lighting with tiled upstands. Matching further double larder and built-in part shelved understairs store cupboard with light. Oak effect laminated floor, kick space heater, radiator, tv aerial and telephone points. Downlighting and dedicated sink top lighting, heat detector. Plumbing for washing machine. Coved ceiling. Concealed Remeha Avanta condensing gas boiler, digital programmer. Half glazed door opening to sun terrace/rear garden. First Floor Galleried Landing Rear aspect. Alighted from hall via stairs with dado and hand rails returning to L-shaped spindle gallery landing. Built-in airing cupboard - hot water cylinder, immersion heater, smoke detector. hinged hatch with fitted ladder to loft - light. Master Bedroom 15'5" (4.70m) x 10'11" (3.33m) Twin aspect - front view over roof tops to North Downs including Applesome Wood, rear over gardens. Including fitted panel range of bedside wardrobes with double rails, drawers, shelves, top cupboards, arched bed recess and matching twin pedestal dressing table incorporating laundry box. Two radiators, telephone point, tv aerial connection. En Suite Shower Room White suite of tiled shower cubicle with glazed entry door, composite resin vanity wash basin with soft closing triple cupboard and brush chrome finished handles below, hand wc with eco flush. Part tiled walls in Travertine effect with matching keyline, chrome finished ladder heated towel rail, shaver socket, front window. Bedroom 2 overall 11'2" (3.40m) long consisting of 8'4" (2.54m) x 8'1" (2.46m) plus 3'8" (1.12m) x 2'11" (0.89m) Front aspect over roof tops towards North Downs. Radiator, tv aerial point. Bedroom 3 11'2" (3.40m) x 7'2" (2.18m) Rear aspect. Including fitted double wardrobe with folding panel doors. Radiator, smoke detector, tv aerial point. Bathroom White suite presenting panelled bath with mixers/hand shower attachment, pedestal wash basin with mono tap and wc with eco flush, part tiled walls in white with decorative keyline, pair of front windows, adjustable downlighting, chrome finished ladder heated towel rail, vinyl flooring. Outside Garage 17'11" (5.46m) x 8'10" (2.69m) Up-and-over door, light and power, open loft area, half single glazed side door to sun terrace/rear garden. Tarmacadam style drive and parking providing 3 further off road car spaces. External meter boxes. Landscaped Gardens An eye catching rockery, stone chipped area, planting scheme and shrubs identify the front garden with a paved entry path. Driveway gate to rear garden. A sheltered and attractively paved and brick edged sun terrace with outside lighting, bamboo screen, tap and Virginia Creeper directly adjoin the colourful flower borders with curved pea shingle path and creeper clad archway leading to the lawn, and evening paved sun terrace at a slightly higher level and detached cabin 9' (2.74m) x 8' (2.44m) with power, sensor lighting, telephone point and internet (subject to tariff). Backdrop of shrubbery and concealed timber garden shed at side with light and power. Directions From the M&S Simply Food store, at the western end of High Street, Alton, proceed away from the town towards Winchester on Butts Road. After the BP garage turn second left up Borovere Lane. This continues at the top of the hill as The Ridgeway. Then turn 3rd right into Epsom Down, the property is immediately on the left.
Centrally located Maisonette with glorious lake view, Sala Comacina The location is one of the most desirable areas on Lake Como, facing Isola Comacina. The property is a centrally located, first floor maisonette with glorious lake views. - Lago di Como, Sala Comacina - Apartment Maisonette - 150 sq m - Shared garden - Stunning lake view - Lock up car space - Amenities at walking distance - Asking price: Euro 430.000,00 First Floor: - Entrance hall - Living room with fireplace - Kitchen - Master bedroom - Bathroom - Further bedroom - Balcony Upper floor: - Large room - Bathroom - Laundry EUR 430,000 Please contact us for further information or to arrange a viewing. Sala Comacina is a popular village on the western shore of Lake Como, about 25 minutes from Como town and 60 minutes from Milan Malpensa. It is well served by public transport with both bus and ferry stops. There is a picturesque lakeside piazza from where you can hop on a romantic water taxi for the short trip to the only island on the lake (Isola Comacina and the famous restaurant 'La Locanda del Isola'). There is a good choice of restaurants for such a small village, as well as a small store, post office, bank and butchers. There is also a small local beach. Are you looking to purchase a Villa or House on Lake Como Tell Us What Your Looking for we have properties which are not listed on this website, so do not miss out contact us now!! and we can send you further details. Investment Characteristics Unfurnished Lifestyle Activities Hiking Lake Mountain Amenities and Services Parking Property Characteristics Listed 1st Floor Property Features Garden Off Street Parking Views Key selling points: Floor space: 150 Unfurnished Communal garden Off Street Parking Mountain view Distance attraction: Walking. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1371207/
Spacious detached two bedroom cottage situated in rural location approximately two miles from Sorbie with views over open farmland. The cottage stands in a large area of garden ground which is mainly in grass for ease of maintenance with flower borders and small vegetable garden. The property benefits from double glazing and oil fired central heating, is in walk-in condition throughout and viewing is highly recommended. Home Report available. Directions:- From Newton Stewart head south on the A714 towards Wigtown. Continue through the villages of Bladnoch, Braehead and Kirkinner on the A746. After passing through Kirkinner stay on the A746 and drive through Kilsture Forest. At the end of the forest, just before the village of Sorbie, there are the Galloway Granite Works on your left. Opposite the works turn right onto the B7052 heading towards Whauphill. After approximately one mile from the junction Little Airies Farmhouse is situated on a sharp right hand bend. Continue on the B7052 and Little Airies Cottage is approximately a further 300 yards along the road on the right hand side, adjoining a concrete road leading to Knockeffrick. Accommodation comprises:- Entrance Porch, Lounge, Inner Hall, Kitchen, Garden Room, 2 Bedrooms, Bathroom. ACCOMMODATION Entrance Porch - 2.13m x 1.28m UPVC entrance door. Two windows. Hardwood door leading to lounge. Lounge - 5.16m x 4.00m Bright and airy lounge with west facing triple glazed window and south facing double glazed window overlooking open farmland. Feature tiled replace with wooden mantel and open fire. Wall lights, radiator and shelved recess. Doors to bedroom 1 and inner hall. Inner Hall - 3.35m x 1.44m Built-in shelved storage cupboard. Doors to kitchen, bedroom 2 and bathroom. Kitchen - 4.31m x 3.60m Spacious kitchen with south facing window overlooking open farmland. Fitted with a range of floor and wall units with ample worktops, tiled splashbacks, and inset single drainer stainless steel sink. Space for fridge, slot-in cooker with extractor fan over, and space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Built-in airing cupboard housing central heating boiler. Radiator and door to garden room. Garden Room - 4.15m x 2.43m Two east facing windows overlooking rear garden and velux window. UPVC glazed door leading to patio area. Bedroom 1 - 3.98m x 3.30m West facing triple glazed window. Two built-in shelved and hanging storage areas with dressing table. Radiator and hatch to attic. Bedroom 2 - 5.62m x 2.79m Two east facing windows overlooking garden ground. Radiator. Bathroom - 2.08m x 1.88m Fitted with white suite comprising bath with tiled shower area and electric shower over, WC and wash hand basin. Radiator. Garden A driveway gives access to the garage and provides off-road parking. The cottage stands in a large area of garden ground extending in all to approximately acre. To the front there is a concrete path and flower borders filled with a variety of flowering plants and shrubs. The main garden lies to the rear of the property and is mainly in grass with a variety of plants and shrubs. There is also a small vegetable plot. Outbuildings Log cabin extending to 4.00m x 3.60m Single garage with power and light laid on. Timber built garden shed and aluminium greenhouse. SERVICES Mains supplies of water and electricity. Drainage is to a septic tank. Oil fired central heating. COUNCIL TAX The property is currently in Band E. VIEWING Strictly by arrangement with the Selling Agents. OFFERS Offers in the region of 180, 000 are anticipated and should be made to the Selling Agents. NOTE Genuinely interested parties should note their interest with the Selling Agents in case a closing date for offers is fixed. However, the vendor reserves the right to sell the property without the setting of a closing date should an acceptable offer be received.
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