In the charming and sought-after seaside resort of Le Pouldu, this beautiful coastal villa, known as Villa Ker Cecilia, was built in 1903 on a hillside overlooking the ocean, with breathtaking views of Groix Island.
A true jewel of the town’s coastal heritage, the property captivates with its refined and harmonious architecture: schist stone façades, elegant corbels, finely carved granite windows, a graceful stair tower, and the distinctive hipped roof typical of the period.
Inside, the atmosphere exudes authenticity and character, enhanced by original woodwork, moulded ceilings, exposed beams, and a remarkable staircase that lends each space a rare charm.
The ground floor, bathed in light thanks to its 3.4-metre ceiling height, features a spacious reception hall, a living room and a dining room opening onto a Victorian-style conservatory of 18 m².
The first floor offers three bedrooms, two of which enjoy sea views, and a bathroom.
On the second floor, a bedroom with private shower room leads to an exceptional belvedere housing a magnificent 44 m² artist’s studio, with a barrel-vaulted ceiling, a sculpted fireplace, and a panoramic 180° view over the ocean, the Morbihan coast, and Groix Island.
The basement includes a cellar and boiler room.
The enclosed landscaped grounds feature a 35 m² independent studio and a 20 m² garage, both fitted out in the former stables.

Seaside houseClohars-carnoet (29)
Price :
$1,500,500
($6,524 / m²)
Surface230 m²bedrooms4 bathroom1 land957 m²

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