luxury farmhouse for sale Moelan-sur-mer, France

Embrace the Breton art of living in this authentic stone residence set in an enchanting environment! This former farmhouse composed of two independent buildings has been lovingly renovated, creating a true gem of charm and authenticity located about 20 minutes from Quimper. Ideal for realizing your dreams, gîte projects, or seasonal rentals. Imagine waking up every morning to a breathtaking countryside view, where golden wheat fields dance in the wind and the many fruit trees in the orchard provide their gentle shade. The main dwelling offers 140m² of living space with single-story living thanks to its bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor, and two additional bedrooms upstairs. The natural stone walls testify to its authenticity while ensuring optimal thermal insulation with its underfloor heating (individual gas tank). The living area, bathed in light thanks to its stunning ceiling height and double-glazed PVC openings, is the heart of the house, perfect for evening warmth by the fire or family meals. The fitted kitchen is a dream for food lovers, with its solid oak furniture, all that's left is for you to add your personal touch of color! The second building with 50m² of living space is ideal for housing a loved one or for creating a gîte. It features a lovely living area with a kitchen and pellet stove on the ground floor, a bedroom and bathroom, and a second bedroom upstairs. The various terraces of the property, facing different directions, allow you to enjoy the sun at any time of the day, whether it's for a hearty breakfast or a starlit evening. Dive into the aquatic universe of your 5x8 meter pool, perfect for invigorating lengths or family swims. Surrounded by sun loungers and a relaxation lounge area, it is the perfect place to recharge after a day of work or to share intimate moments with your loved ones. With its garden of over 3000m² generously filled with trees, this former farmhouse is a haven of peace where comfort and privacy are preserved, and its badminton court awaits you. An undeniable asset is its hangar of approximately 200m² with surprising potential; set up your workshop and develop your activity, winter your boat, caravan, or camper, or store your collection cars! A carport/garage of 25m² completes the property. Its individual sanitation system is compliant, and its preserved environment makes it a wise investment in a location where nature and tranquility abound. Less than 10 minutes by car, you will find all essential shops as well as schools and nurseries. Don't miss the opportunity to live in this characterful residence where each day becomes a source of happiness. Contact the Breton Real Estate Agency today for a private visit and make your Breton dream come true!This description has been automatically translated from French.

A few places from the medieval city of Locronan, amid a calm and peaceful landscape where green dominates, lies a beautiful property, discreet yet inviting to those who dare to take a few steps down its dead-end path. Villadici is pleased to present this real estate complex, an old farmhouse, carefully renovated. It consists of a proud multi-story house with spacious living areas on the ground floor, generous volume bedrooms, and all the comfort of modern amenities for a family on the upper levels. The beautiful southern light bathes its facade and brings outdoor life to its terrace. Two outbuildings have been reimagined for hospitality and sharing: these two cottages allow for quality seasonal rentals with their garden spaces. A large yet discreet terrace incorporates a lovely covered pool and a jacuzzi, offering both intimacy, relaxation, and a play area that is sometimes less quiet, without disturbing the overall ambiance. A stable with dedicated stalls, a technical room, and a large workshop upstairs, an arena, and adjacent paddocks, along with a meadow, mark the equine footprint of the place, providing ease and safety that opens to hiking along the surrounding paths. The property spans about 1.4 hectares. Virtual battery solar panels, thermal solar panels, and recent wood log boilers provide the ideal and cost-effective energy solution for this vast ensemble, making it nearly autonomous. Lovers of nature and tranquility, of the sea and the beaches of the Bay of Douarnenez just 15 minutes away, will appreciate being at the crossroads of the Finistère regions, 20 minutes from Quimper and close to shops and all services. Take a few steps... For all contact: Laurent Hascoat at 06 12 01 30 88 Typhaine Doyen at 06 29 86 39 19 Independent commercial agents N°815 319777 RSAC Quimper and N° 841 424005 RSAC Quimper The information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques site: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr (3.37% fees inclusive of tax payable by the purchaser.) Laurent Hascoat (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: 81531977700018 - .This description has been automatically translated from French.

22110 Near Rostrenen - Exceptional property in Brittany? Côtes-d'Armor. In a town with a renowned architectural and landscape heritage, discover this rare 29-hectare property in one contiguous block, comprising pastures, a small wood, and a group of granite buildings, nestled in the heart of a hilly and unspoiled landscape. * The main house: Accessible via a private driveway, it offers: - A bright and welcoming kitchen - A warm living room with a fireplace, ideal for cozy evenings by the fire - 4 to 5 bedrooms upstairs and a bathroom - A bedroom and shower room on the ground floor, allowing for single-level living - Hemp insulation, geothermal heating, and a wood-burning stove for eco-friendly and economical comfort. Each window opens onto a verdant panorama, offering peace and tranquility. Equestrian and agricultural facilities: Two recent buildings clad in Douglas fir: - One dedicated to the storage of fodder and equipment - The other housing an indoor stable with: - 5 stalls (4.30 x 3.50 m) - Grooming/washing area - Ultrasound bar - Feed room - Tack room - Direct access to the barns - Modular spaces to suit different needs. The site is currently used for horses but is suitable for all types of livestock, including dogs. * The private hamlet: Former stables and houses retain heritage features: monumental fireplaces, granite window and door frames, and a traditional bread oven with an intact vault. Natural Resources - Spring, stream, well - Land free of chemical inputs for 20 years - Protected catchment area * Land distribution - 16 hectares fenced - 4 hectares dedicated to hay - 9 hectares of woodland - 2 detached plots ideal for weaning - Havraincourt round pen for training or paddock. An ideal location to combine rural life, an agricultural or equestrian project, and tourism. A haven of peace in the heart of Brittany, ready to write a new chapter. Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) B, Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) A. Costs are estimated based on the property's characteristics and for standard use across 5 uses (heating, hot water, air conditioning, lighting, auxiliary equipment) between EUR711 and EUR963 per year. Information available upon request. For a viewing, you will be asked for proof of identity and a bank statement. I am offering this house for EUR680,000.00, seller's fees included. This advertisement was written under the editorial responsibility of Anne-Elizabeth de Romans (06 50 38 74 04 [email protected]), acting as a real estate consultant under an umbrella company agreement with Paul Parker Properties, located at 10 rue du Colisée, 75008 Paris, a brand of SAS PROPRIETES PRIVEES, a national real estate network with a capital of EUR40,000.00, registered in Nantes under number 487 624 777, Professional License T and G number CPI 4401 2016 000 010 388 issued by the Nantes Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Guaranteed by GALIAN, 89 rue La Boétie, 75008 Paris. (T: EUR1,500,000) G: 120,000 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

A few places from Locronan, a proud medieval city, and close to the magnificent bay of Douarnenez and its vast ocean beaches, this large renovated property carries the pride of its stones on its landscaped grounds of over 12,000 m2. The property is surrounded by gentle, peaceful countryside overseen by the Ménez-Hom, a sacred mountain at the tip of Finistère. Both elegant and cozy, a little mischievous in its exteriors and the small details that you need to discover, this ensemble has been designed as a living and reception space. A large house that impresses with its stone slabs and generous volumes of approximately 290 m2 over 3 levels, with a living room and its fireplace, a dining room, a modern yet discreet equipped kitchen that opens onto a terrace. On the upper floors, there are 5 beautiful bedrooms with their amenities, shower rooms or bathrooms with WC. Service rooms complete the space. A recently renovated first cottage, attached, offers approximately 85 m2 of living space, with its bright open living room, a stove, and two bedrooms, a shower room on the upper floor. Ground floor terrace. A second cottage with 115 m2 of living space offers similar amenities with 3 bedrooms upstairs. Ground floor terrace. Ten double rooms for overall accommodation and a possible room in an annex studio serving as an artist's workshop. A third cottage under renovation, dry and with building permit granted, offers you additional development potential for 100 m2 of ground and five bedrooms. Numerous stone outbuildings serve as reception, game rooms, workshops, storage, and enclose the gravel courtyard. The landscaped garden is both a living space with games, a place of relaxation with its pond, and a source of pleasure with flowers, plants, flower beds, and gravel, inviting you to contemplate distant panoramas as well as tiny and fragile beauties. Surprising and soothing. For a life project, to welcome and enjoy a unique setting, do not hesitate to contact me. Laurent Hascoat at 0612013088. Commercial agent No. 815 319777 RSAC Quimper. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr (2.67% inclusive of tax fees to be paid by the buyer.) Laurent Hascoat (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: 81531977700018 - .This description has been automatically translated from French.

Elegant Breton Property with 17th-Century Origins, Outbuildings and Land Charming Village Setting This remarkable estate, whose origins date back to the 17th century, was remodeled in the 19th and 20th centuries. Its ashlar stone façade features distinctive architectural details, including a curved doorway, carved stone heads, pilasters, and dormer windows with triangular pediments. Located in a picturesque Breton village, this character-filled property?awaiting renovation?boasts generous interior volumes and ample outdoor space. It offers tremendous potential: main residence, bakehouse, various outbuildings, a hangar, and extensive grounds. Description: The main house includes, on the ground floor, two rooms with fireplaces. The first floor features an additional fireplace room, while the second floor offers a spacious attic. An adjacent former stable includes a loft above. There is also a lean-to at the rear. Significant structural work has already been completed, including a new roof and solid oak window frames. Inside, lime-sand flooring has been installed. The living space could be doubled by utilizing the property's full conversion potential. The land is zoned for construction. A 70 sqm outbuilding, formerly a cider house, is located in the courtyard and has a recent roof. A traditional bakehouse, well, and agricultural hangar complete this charming Breton ensemble. Surroundings : Set in a tranquil rural commune, the property enjoys a peaceful atmosphere with shops just 5 minutes away. The coastline is approximately an hour's drive. (4.67 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

An 18th-century farmhouse with self-contained dwellings and an artist’s studio, 15 minutes from Lake Guerlédan in Brittany. You enter the property via a towering gatehouse with a pair of granite archways. This striking gatehouse immediately underlines the manor-like character of the place. Next, there is an inner court with gardens, surrounded by an enclosure made up of four separate dwellings: the gatehouse, an elongated 18th-century house, a residence dating back to 1950, and a vast artist’s studio. All the buildings are made of rubble schist with granite window and door surrounds. They are capped with slate roofs crowned with rows of protruding slate tiles along the roof ridges. In total, the buildings offer 370m² of liveable floor area, including six bedrooms and a convertible space of around 150m² in an adjoining garage. Furthermore, a 90m² three-bedroom gîte could be included in the sale. Each dwelling lies beside a small garden enclosed with low dry-stone walls covered with moss and wild flowers. From the court, opposite the elongated house, a path of apple trees and pear trees leads to a meadow that covers more than 5,000m² and is dotted with willows and hazelnut trees. A stream flows through this meadow, filling up a lake lined with majestic oaks.

Very rare in a protected natural environment near the Grand Site of La Pointe du Raz and the Bay of Trépassés, this fully renovated property with quality materials has preserved the authenticity of the farm body of Cap Sizun. It is located in a quiet hamlet, just a few minutes' walk from a small cove and the coastal paths (GR24). The main house consists on the ground floor of a large south-facing living room with its beautiful old fireplace, a fitted kitchen, a very bright bathroom with access to the garden, independent toilets, a large laundry room and storage (this room offers the possibility of converting it into a future ground floor bedroom). On the first floor, from which you can enjoy the magnificent view over the garden and the sea, the small St. Michel chapel and the preserved nature, there are three bright bedrooms, a shower room, and independent toilets. On the second floor, a large landing leads to two additional bedrooms. Outside, there is a first outbuilding converted into a summer kitchen well exposed to the Southwest, opening onto the terrace, and its adjoining storage room, a second outbuilding, an old pigsty, which can serve as a cellar or wood shed, and a beautiful well. To complete the whole, a large garden of about 3000 m², planted and walled with no vis-à-vis, overlooking the moor with a sea view, and four additional plots of land (about 2400 m²) ensure complete tranquility for this exceptional property!