House with terraceLandévennec (29)

Price :

$564,300

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($4,823 / m²)

Surface117 m²bedrooms3 bathrooms2 land1,550 m²

If you are looking for a haven of serenity and a magnificent, secluded environment, this villa, built in the 1970s by an architect for his personal use and which has just been restored, will meet your expectations. Overlooking the island of Térénez and the Aulne maritime, it is located opposite the Ménez Hom, on the edge of the forest and below the street leading to the abbey and the preserved village of Landévennec. The orientation of its main facade is due south. It seduces as soon as you discover it, sheltered from prying eyes, nestled in its wooded and flowery garden, by its inclusion in the site, the two side terraces in terraces, its roof configured in two asymmetrical sections and covered with rustic slates from Sizun and by the design of its entrance porch which combines artistic slates, wood, tinted glass and stones. At its upper level, under the paneled attic, the vast entrance landing with travertine floor overlooks the cathedral living room, then a corridor leads to a WC, a bathroom and a small bedroom as well as a large through room (divisible into two bedrooms) offering a sublime panoramic view on the south side thanks to its four large adjoining glass roofs with projection opening. Down a comfortable oak staircase, the second living space includes: a spacious living room consisting of a cathedral lounge (with fireplace insert) whose large bay window offers the aforementioned view and a dining room which opens onto a very large trapezoidal terrace with a 180o view, the floor and edges of which are covered in wood; a large fitted and fully equipped kitchen; a WC; an equipped laundry room; a master suite with a vintage bathroom, which benefits from the same view. Under the terrace, a room with independent access from the garden, currently used as a workshop, remains to be fitted out and provides access to the crawl space. Winding paths lead to the forest part of the private garden then to a path descending to the Belle Adour creek and joining the GR 34.