Rue du Tertre, St Andrew's
This detached bungalow is situated in a lovely, quiet, off-road position, enjoying privacy and a fantastic rural outlook over neighbouring fields.
The accommodation comprises of a kitchen, conservatory, lounge/diner, bathroom, two bedrooms and a study, currently used as bedroom three. Mon Desir further benefits from well kept front and rear gardens; in addition, the property offers ample parking for multiple vehicles and two single garages. Mon Desir would benefit from modernising and extending (subject to the relevant permissions) to truly reach its full potential Viewing highly recommended by Cooper Brouard.
In the centre of the island is the garden of Guernsey. What the parish lacks in coastline it makes up for in rural pasture, and a Tony Jacklin designed golf course. At its heart St Andrew’s has fields of gold once central to cider making in the island. Its church is affectionately known as St André de la Pommeraye, or St Andrew of the apple orchard, as celebrated each year in good family fashion in the rectory gardens.
There are lovely clusters of granite farmhouses and the Little Chapel’s setting of Vauxbelets means pretty little valleys, watched over by a former monastery, now Blanchelande College. Talbot Valley is even prettier and while it lies predominantly in the Castel, St Andrew’s will point to where it begins.
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