luxury houses with terrace for sale Landivisiau, France

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In Sizun, a charming village in Finistère known for its architectural heritage and friendly atmosphere, stands this historic mill, surrounded by a large wooded park and meadows. The property, carefully renovated forty years ago by its owners, has recently undergone a complete roof renovation, guaranteeing comfort and tranquility for its future occupants. Description: The ground floor opens onto a large, light-filled living room, enhanced by a cathedral ceiling, as well as a welcoming eat-in kitchen. There is also a bedroom, a shower room with toilet, and a laundry room. Upstairs, there are three further bedrooms, a bathroom, a toilet, and a beautiful mezzanine that adds extra charm to the space. The mill has several outbuildings and offers the possibility of generating its own electricity, adding an ecological and practical dimension to this unique property. The park, divided into several areas, invites relaxation and exploration of the surrounding nature. Surrounding area : Located in a peaceful hamlet of just a few houses, the property enjoys a tranquil setting while remaining close to amenities: shops are a two-minute drive away, the beaches are thirty-five minutes away, and Landivisiau is only ten minutes away. This mill is a rare opportunity for lovers of heritage and nature, an authentic place where past and present meet to offer a warm and unique living environment. (3.86 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Between Landivisiau and Sizun, in the heart of a peaceful village, this house is located at the end of a cul?de?sac, in a quiet environment with no overlooking neighbors. Set on a 1,015 m² plot, it benefits from an open view over the countryside. Description: With a living area of 242 m², the house offers comfortable volumes and bright living spaces. The entrance opens onto a hall with a dressing area leading to a living space composed of a cosy lounge and a dining room open to the garden, as well as an open fitted and equipped kitchen. A fireplace with a large insert completes this area, widely open to the terraces and the garden. The ground floor also includes a master suite with dressing room, private shower room and toilet. It has direct access to a terrace with a jacuzzi, offering a relaxing space with countryside views. A guest toilet completes this level. Upstairs, a large landing distributes four bedrooms, a bathroom with toilet, and a very bright lounge or playroom, which can also serve as a reading area, TV room or workspace, offering the perfect view over the surrounding countryside. A double garage with laundry area completes the property. Outside, a 19 m² garden shed, connected to water and electricity, provides storage space, a workshop or a leisure room. This property will suit a family looking for a spacious, functional and well?maintained home, in a pleasant environment while remaining close to amenities. Surrounding area : Shops are accessible 300 meters away, Landivisiau TGV station is 5 minutes away, and the nearest beaches are 25 minutes away. (4.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Nestled within the Armorique Regional Natural Park, at the foot of the Monts d'Arrée, this charming 19th-century property flourishes in a preserved rural setting where nature and tranquility define daily life. Less than 4 kilometers from Lake Drennec, prized for its beach, walking trails, and water sports such as paddleboarding, kayaking, and sailing, and just five minutes from amenities, this unique property offers an ideal living environment for family, tourism, or multigenerational projects. Organized around a main 155 sq m stone farmhouse, a separate 117 sq m dwelling, and a 33 sq m stone cottage, the entire property has undergone a complete and meticulous renovation, preserving the charm of the original buildings while incorporating modern comforts. Each of the three dwellings benefits from its own private outdoor space, ensuring privacy while allowing residents to enjoy the charm and advantages of the property. Upon entering the longère (traditional Breton farmhouse), a light-filled hall, thanks to its skylights, reveals a refined and welcoming atmosphere. A true distribution space, it naturally organizes the different areas of the ground floor. To the left, the fitted and equipped kitchen stands out as a living space in its own right. It combines functionality and conviviality around a central island that also serves as a dining area. The large arched bay window is one of the architectural hallmarks of this renovation. It floods the room with light and opens up expansive views to the outside. A bathroom, a separate shower room, and a laundry room complete this wing of the house. To the right of the entrance, the longère reveals its authentic character through a vast, open-plan reception room. Organized around an imposing original stone fireplace, now fitted with a wood-burning stove, the open-plan dining and living room create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The exposed beams and thick walls recall the building's historic character, while the windows ensure abundant natural light throughout the day and reinforce the connection with the outdoors. The dining room has direct access to the expansive terrace, naturally extending the living spaces outside. The upper floors house two separate sleeping areas, located on either side of the longhouse. They comprise four comfortable bedrooms and a pleasant open mezzanine. The entire property maintains the coherence of the renovation, blending functionality and character. The second house has also undergone a complete and meticulous renovation. Equipped with a heat pump, it boasts an energy performance rating of B. Completely self-sufficient, it offers a range of possibilities, whether for hosting family and friends, developing a bed and breakfast business, or creating a multigenerational living arrangement. The ground floor is centered around a spacious open-plan living area of over 50 sqm where the fitted and equipped kitchen, dining room, and living room flow seamlessly together. This welcoming space has been designed for sharing moments with family and friends. A laundry room and a separate WC complete this level. Upstairs, the sleeping area comprises three comfortably sized bedrooms. The original floorboards add a warm touch to the space, while a large bathroom equipped with a bathtub, shower, and toilet completes this level. The independent gîte is an additional asset. Behind its preserved stone facades, it reveals a particularly successful contemporary renovation. The ground floor features a pleasant open-plan living area combining the living room and fitted kitchen in a warm and inviting atmosphere. A shower room with WC completes this level. An elegant, contemporary staircase leads to the upper floor where a spacious bedroom awaits under the eaves. Bathed in light thanks to its generous skylights, it offers comfortable space and a particularly soothing ambiance. This gîte harmoniously complements the property and contributes to the diverse range of possible uses. Outside, the property unfolds across more than 2,600 sqm of meticulously maintained grounds, alternating between expansive lawns, landscaped flowerbeds, and remarkable trees. Two century-old yew trees, true guardians of the grounds, lend the garden a majestic presence. Apple, pear, mirabelle plum, peach, fig, cherry, plum, hazelnut, birch, oak, and coniferous trees create a particularly rich plant life that evolves with the seasons. A detached stone garage of approximately 30 sqm, extended by a carport, completes the amenities, along with several stone outbuildings dedicated to storing wood and garden equipment. In the heart of this protected environment, where built heritage and nature form a rare balance, this property offers an exceptional living environment, suitable for a large family, a tourism project, or a hospitality business. A distinctive address where authenticity, comfort and freedom of use come together seamlessly.

In the heart of the unspoiled landscapes of the Monts d'Arrée, this former weaver's house, built in 1762, perpetuates the history of a region shaped by flax cultivation. Nestled in a charming hamlet of Commana, it boasts remarkable vernacular architecture, notably its apotheis, a testament to the craftsmanship and identity of bygone period homes. Surrounded by nature, it enjoys a privileged setting where heritage and the art of living harmoniously intertwine. While the charm of its stonework tells the story of nearly three centuries of history, the property also appeals for its convenient location: the primary school is 1.5 km away, the secondary school 5 km, and local shops 4 km. Lake Drennec, prized for its beaches, water sports, and walking trails, is just 6 km away. Beyond its gate, the timeless elegance of this characterful residence immediately captivates the eye. Restored with remarkable care, it reveals a harmoniously proportioned stone façade, enhanced by its apotheis, granite window and door surrounds, and new slate roof. Authentic architecture that testifies to the quality of the built heritage of the Monts d'Arrée. Around the house, the landscaping extends this impression of harmony. Landscaped paths meander between flowerbeds and ornamental trees. The southwest-facing terraces invite you to fully enjoy the light throughout the day, while the absolute tranquility of the grounds lends the whole a particularly soothing atmosphere. Beyond the entrance, the house reveals a warm interior where the charm of the past is expressed naturally. Organized around several subtly defined spaces, the living room boasts generous proportions. To the right, the lounge offers a comfortable and inviting space dedicated to relaxation. Adjoining it, the dining room and its library corner create a space conducive to gatherings and shared moments. The different levels create a fluid flow while preserving the identity of each space. The expansive kitchen, a true heart of the home, flows seamlessly from this level. Functional and generously sized, it is centered around a remarkable antique fireplace mantel of spectacular proportions, now enhanced by a Godin range cooker. Opening onto the southwest-facing terrace, it naturally invites you to extend your meals outdoors as soon as the weather warms up. A large utility room, which also serves as a laundry room, completes this space designed for everyday living. Upstairs, the atmosphere remains true to the spirit of the place. A central landing harmoniously distributes the various sleeping areas, designed to comfortably accommodate family and guests. Two bedrooms each have their own private bathroom, a valuable asset for both family life and entertaining guests. Two further bedrooms complete this level. Bathed in light, they charm with their comfortable proportions and unobstructed views of the wooded grounds. A family bathroom and storage spaces complete the layout of this floor. The convertible attic offers additional potential. Already accessible, it could accommodate an office, an additional bedroom, or a playroom, depending on your needs. In addition to the main house, a large stone barn dating from 1839 offers remarkable development potential. Located at the rear of the house, it benefits from independent access as well as a direct connection to the house. Its roof and frame have already been fully restored, while its generous dimensions, high ceilings, and original chimney preserve the building's character. Offered in its raw state, it could be used as a gîte, a guest house, a workshop, a professional space, or even as an extension to the main house. To complete the amenities, the property includes three garages, one of which has a high ceiling, making it suitable for parking a campervan or storing bulky equipment. A greenhouse and several storage areas complete the amenities. Outside, the landscaped garden blends flowerbeds, ornamental trees, winding pathways, and verdant vistas throughout the seasons. The pond, discreetly integrated into the vegetation, adds a further touch of poetry to this preserved haven. This secluded country address allows you to reach the shops and services of Sizun in just a few minutes, while Landivisiau, its train station, and the main roads are about fifteen minutes away. Morlaix and its TGV station are about thirty minutes away, allowing you to combine the tranquility of a peaceful rural lifestyle with everyday mobility. Between the timeless charm of the stone, the generous proportions of the house, the potential of the 1839 barn, and the serenity of a protected environment, this property offers a rare living space. A property of character where heritage, nature, and potential for development blend harmoniously.

Exclusive to Espaces Atypiques, in Landerneau, in a sought-after residential area just steps from the town center, this characterful detached house combines the elegance of a 1930s building with the modernity of a contemporary single-story extension. Shops, services, schools, and cultural activities are all within easy walking distance, while the train station is just minutes away. Offering approximately 257 sq m of living space on a landscaped plot of over 1,000 sq m, this property perfectly embodies the world of unique and prestigious real estate, with a private, enclosed garden and a layout designed for family comfort. Upon entering, the rooms open onto a spacious living area centered around the fitted and equipped kitchen, which extends into a functional utility room. The living room, dining room, and semi-open office flow seamlessly together, structured by a double-sided wood-burning stove. These three rooms, opening generously onto the exterior, form a veritable glass facade facing the exotic wood terrace and landscaped garden, offering remarkable natural light and a particularly successful indoor-outdoor flow. The house is then organized into two distinct wings. The first houses two comfortable bedrooms and a shower room, creating an independent sleeping area. The second wing offers a complete and intimate layout comprising a master suite with a dressing room and private bathroom, a bedroom, a laundry room, and storage space. The master suite benefits from direct access to a landscaped patio, also accessible from the living area--a true interior garden with exotic touches that brings a sense of openness and uniqueness to the whole. Upstairs, a large attic bedroom completes the layout. Outside, the large wooden terrace naturally extends the reception rooms and opens onto a secluded garden with a variety of trees. Two patios structure the architecture, one of which is converted into a terrace off the kitchen. A basement garage with an automatic door and private parking spaces contribute to the high quality of this property. This unique house in Landerneau offers a rare balance between a central location, contemporary spaces, and a private atmosphere, where the architecture blends seamlessly with nature in a decidedly upscale style. Contact: Laurent 33 6 62 33 89 91 RSAC: 852199579 BREST Energy Rating: C / Climate Rating: C Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between EUR2,520 and EUR3,460. For information on the risks to which this property is exposed, please consult the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr Agency fees: 5% including VAT, payable by the seller for properties over EUR200,000. Flat fee of EUR10,000 including VAT, payable by the seller for properties under EUR200,000.

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In Moguériec, a small coastal port in northern Finistère, this architect-designed house seems to have dropped anchor facing the ocean. It overlooks the fine sandy beach and the comings and goings of boats that cross at the foot of the lighthouse. Oriented towards the open sea, it enjoys a constantly changing panorama, bathed in light from the early morning. Formerly a fisherman's cottage, it underwent a complete metamorphosis at the hands of a renowned architect, who gave it a new silhouette: clean, open, and resolutely turned towards the horizon. From every room, the sea is an obvious presence, ever-changing and majestic. Here, life moves to the rhythm of the tides, lulled by the cries of seagulls, with direct access to the water and the constant feeling of being at sea. Inside, the spaces are arranged like an upper deck, where the sea remains visible from one end to the other. The living area revolves around a large, glass-walled living room, entirely oriented towards the terrace and garden, with the ocean on the horizon. The dining room boasts a distinctly tropical décor, blending botanical touches, graphic tones, and a soaring ceiling. A suspended staircase, its airy lines a true spine of the space, draws the eye. The entire space extends naturally outdoors: a vast wooden terrace invites contemplation, the enclosed garden ensures privacy, and the ever-present, ever-changing sea provides a constant backdrop. Thermal comfort is paramount: electric underfloor heating offers gentle warmth, complemented by a wood-burning stove that enhances the cozy atmosphere of seaside evenings. Further back, the fitted and equipped kitchen impresses with its contemporary aesthetic. It opens subtly onto the rest of the room without ever disrupting the visual flow. On the ground floor, a sleeping area with an en-suite shower room has been designed as a discreet retreat. A laundry room and a separate WC complete this level. From the living room, a suspended staircase leads to the upper floor, where circulation is seamless and transparent. The mezzanine, open to the living room and bordered by frosted glass railings, overlooks the space like a suspension bridge. Upon reaching the top of the stairs, an unexpected vista unfolds: a suspended rooftop terrace, offering a 180° view of the sea and the graceful movements of the boats. This orientation provides an unobstructed view towards the Guillec cove and the Île de Sieck, where each sunrise reveals new hues on the water. Here, the gaze stretches to infinity, between the harbor jetty, the beach, and the shores that define the bay. The first bedroom on the upper floor has direct access to this panoramic terrace, allowing guests to wake up to the ocean. The second bedroom, bright and peaceful, also overlooks the sea, offering a rare view of the Moguériec lighthouse. The mezzanine space, currently used as an office, could easily be partitioned to create an additional bedroom without disrupting the balance of the space. A shower room with WC and a storage area complete this level, creating a peaceful and functional atmosphere. Outside, the enclosed garden unfolds facing the sea, evoking a gentle seaside ambiance. Bordered by flowers and local plants, it invites relaxation on the wooden terrace or in the heart of the lawn, with the sea and the lighthouse as a backdrop. A woodshed and an additional storage area provide additional storage. A large covered carport offers secure parking for two vehicles. The house features central vacuuming and a rainwater harvesting system for the washing machine and toilets. It is connected to mains drainage and has fiber optic internet access. A unique property requiring no work, where you can simply unpack and fully enjoy the sea and sandy beaches. Ideal as a primary residence, vacation home, or rental investment, it offers a rare living environment, combining immediate comfort with a coastal escape. Contact: Sandrine 33 6 22 26 84 76

Just 200 meters from the beach, in a quiet area, discover this south-facing contemporary house, offering spacious rooms and requiring no work. Description: On the ground floor, you will find a large open-plan living area with a kitchen (48 sq m), a bright living room with a fireplace (39 sq m) and large windows offering unobstructed views. A guest bedroom with an en-suite shower room completes this level, along with a separate toilet. Upstairs, three good-sized bedrooms, a bathroom, and a toilet extend the sleeping area. The house also includes a garage and a shed. Surrounding area : Ideally situated, it is just 200 meters from the beach, five minutes from shops, and very close to the port of Mogueriec. (3.93 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

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Once through the gate, the tone is set, you enter a park that is the fruit of 40 years of care. The current owners who are also the sponsors of this property wanted a natural setting at the gates of the city and close to the beaches. This bet is successful: the property is perfectly finished. Description: This property offers no less than 360 m² of living space with a perfectly fitted single storey living area. A large entrance leads you to a superb glazed living room, a TV room, a dining room and a very nice size kitchen with dining area. Two beautiful parental suites are on the ground floor as well as four other bedrooms and two bathrooms. Upstairs, a parental level with a small living room, office, bedroom, dressing room, and superb bathroom with a view of nature. Additional and technical parts are there too. Everything in this house has been designed to be as bright as possible and as functional as possible. The exteriors offer you a superb heated and covered swimming pool with counter-current swimming, and outbuildings. The park is perfectly landscaped with a small wood and a river below. Surrounding area : Only 15 minutes from the beaches and 10 minutes from Morlaix town center and its tgv station. (3.53 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

In the heart of the Monts d'Arrée, in the charming village of Berrien, just fifteen minutes from the entrance to Morlaix, this elegant, characterful stone house, built in 1850 and extended in 2010, offers an authentic and peaceful living environment. With approximately 250 m² of living space (210 m² under the Carrez law), it impresses with its generous proportions, preserved charm, and numerous layout possibilities. Depending on the plans, the property could even be divided into two separate dwellings. The ground floor comprises a spacious living room with a fireplace and a fitted and equipped kitchen, complete with a wood-burning stove, opening onto a pleasant dining room. A beautiful glazed area serves as both an entrance hall and a corridor. There is also a bedroom, a bathroom in need of renovation, two toilets, and a pantry. Upstairs, three bedrooms each have their own en-suite shower room and toilet, though some finishing work is needed. Two further bedrooms, one with a mezzanine, complete the accommodation. Set on a peaceful, wooded plot of approximately 7,000 m², the property enjoys a privileged natural setting. A well, a 70 m² garage with two convertible rooms upstairs, and an old farmhouse, unoccupied for forty years and offering excellent renovation potential, complete the exterior. The sanitation system is up to code, all windows and doors are double-glazed, and some finishing materials are already supplied. Located in the commune of Berrien, this property will appeal to those who love nature, tranquility, and Breton heritage. Its authentic charm, the quality of its structural work, its exceptional development potential, and its outbuildings make it a rare opportunity in a verdant and unspoiled setting. (4.21 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Exclusive to Espaces Atypiques. In the heart of Morlaix's historic center, nestled among cobbled streets and centuries-old facades, this remarkable half-timbered house, known as Pondalez, brilliantly embodies the spirit of local heritage. Behind its preserved architecture lies a unique property, where old-world charm blends seamlessly with existing rental potential. Nestled in a historically rich environment, surrounded by characterful buildings and picturesque vistas, the property boasts a slate facade, a stone base, and subtle corbels--emblematic hallmarks of this rare architectural style. A place steeped in history, now reinvented as a heritage opportunity. Developed as a single architectural unit, the complex comprises a triplex, two independent studios, and a ground-floor art gallery, forming a cohesive, already structured, and income-generating whole. The triplex, with a living area of 148.76 sqm (Carrez law), currently rented furnished on a one-year lease, has a separate entrance. From the first floor, the spaciousness is impressive: remarkable ceiling height, original beams, some with decorative details, exposed stone walls, and oak framing create a timeless atmosphere. The 32 sqm living room and 27 sqm kitchen (approximate areas, not Carrez law measurements, provided for informational purposes only) form a warm and inviting living space. The upper levels offer a functional sleeping layout: a large, bright bedroom, a second bedroom with an en-suite shower room, a bathroom, a laundry room, and, under the eaves, two additional bedrooms offering iconic views over the rooftops of Morlaix and its viaduct. On the ground floor, a 58.90 sqm (Carrez law) art gallery, currently rented, contributes to the overall rental income. This beautiful property captivates with its character and spaciousness, offering an ideal setting for a distinctive artistic or commercial activity. Two independent studios complete the property: the first, rented furnished on a one-year lease, offers 33.68 sqm (Carrez law area); the second, with 26.04 sqm (Carrez law area), remains to be finished according to the future owner's plans. A storage area is also available for storing bicycles or equipment. Just steps from shops, the market, and the vibrant life of Morlaix, this property will appeal to both those who appreciate historic locations and buyers seeking a distinctive investment. A rare address, where heritage and rental income are part of an already established dynamic, offering a smooth and immediately appreciating acquisition. Technical features: No co-ownership, connected to fiber optics and mains drainage. Energy Class: C / Climate Class: C Estimated annual energy costs: between EUR1,480 and EUR2,070 More information on risks: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Nestled in a peaceful cul-de-sac, just 1.6 km from the historic heart of Morlaix, this architect-designed house boasts an open and luminous architecture. A glass roof, open-plan living spaces, and an intimate garden create a unique living environment. Built in the 1960s, this detached house has been redesigned and extended by an architect. The extensions have opened up the spaces, allowing natural light to flood in and providing contemporary comfort. The result is a harmonious architecture that blends the original structure with more modern lines, creating a bright and soothing atmosphere. From the entrance, the driveway leads to the house, gradually revealing its balanced facade, punctuated by touches of wood and stone that harmonize with the surrounding vegetation. The garden flourishes in a verdant and secluded setting, punctuated by Mediterranean accents and extended by a paved terrace, perfect for relaxation. At the heart of the house, the living area unfolds across more than 75 square meters in a completely open-plan space, designed to combine conviviality, fluid circulation, and natural light. The living room, dining room, and kitchen flow seamlessly together in a warm atmosphere that opens onto the garden through large bay windows. The fireplace defines the living room area, while the dining room opens under a sloping glass roof, a veritable winter garden bathed in natural light and opening onto the terrace and surrounding greenery. The beautifully crafted contemporary kitchen combines clean lines, functionality, and ample storage. Its inviting central island naturally extends the dining area. Two separate terraces, one off the living room and the other off the dining room, allow you to enjoy the outdoors throughout the day and create different atmospheres in the garden. The whole, enhanced by a suspended staircase with a sculptural design, gives the living space a strong architectural signature. To complete the ground floor, a pantry/laundry room and a cellar add to the overall layout. Extending from the living area is a master suite of approximately 25 sq m, designed as a true haven away from the common areas. The bedroom opens onto the terrace through a large bay window. It also includes a fitted dressing room and a recently renovated en-suite shower room. The upper floor houses the sleeping quarters. The landing leads to three comfortable bedrooms of generous sizes: 16 sq m, 15.95 sq m, and 13 sq m, all bathed in natural light thanks to large windows. A custom-designed dressing area can also be converted into a quiet office, ideal for working from home or reading. A recently renovated contemporary shower room completes this level. A second staircase leads to the attic, offering additional space that can be easily adapted to suit various needs: a playroom, a creative workshop, or storage space. Outside, the house is nestled in a secluded, verdant setting, offering complete privacy. Terraces and landscaped areas invite you to enjoy the garden in complete seclusion. A double carport provides ample parking, complemented by a garden shed for storing tools and equipment. The entire property is secured by an electric gate. The house is connected to mains drainage and benefits from fiber optic internet, ensuring a truly modern lifestyle. Located in a protected environment, this address offers easy access to all the services and amenities of Morlaix town center. The TGV train station, approximately 2.5 km away, facilitates travel, while nearby public transport simplifies daily commutes.

In the heart of Morlaix, this elegant townhouse blends old-world charm with modern city life. Behind its typical historic center façade, it offers 245 square meters of light-filled living space, extending onto a southwest-facing enclosed garden. Its stone silhouette, punctuated by granite window and door frames and tall, symmetrical openings, showcases a distinctly Morlaix architectural style, a blend of Breton classicism and bourgeois influences. At the rear, a large arched bay window opens the house onto the enclosed garden, bringing both light and continuity between indoors and outdoors, a perfect balance between architectural presence and the tranquility of city living. From the moment you enter, the bourgeois character is evident: high ceilings, antique parquet floors, moldings, and fireplaces define the spacious rooms. The 55 sq m living room, extending into the dining room, offers a welcoming and calming atmosphere. Light, captured by the large south-facing windows with their elegant arches, flows seamlessly from one space to the other. The generous proportions and fluid circulation reinforce this impression of an interior open to the garden. The elegant dining room, with its marble fireplace, invites shared moments around a large table, in a setting where the charm of the old blends with the soft light. The separate, fitted and equipped kitchen flows naturally from the reception rooms. Bathed in light, it offers a functional and convivial space, open to the garden. An adjoining room provides space for everyday meals or can be used as a bright office nook. With its direct connection to the outdoors, the kitchen encourages indoor-outdoor living as soon as the weather warms up. The original wooden staircase, punctuated with colorful accents, leads to the light-filled upper floors. On each level, the landings offer a bright and welcoming atmosphere, where the charm of the old blends seamlessly with contemporary touches. The fluid layout allows everyone to move easily between the bedrooms, spread over several levels, creating a welcoming and convivial ambiance. The floors feature seven bedrooms, all bathed in light, with original parquet flooring and generous proportions. Some have their own bathrooms, while others are ideal for family life or accommodating visiting friends. Among them, an elegant suite with a freestanding bathtub opens beneath tall windows adorned with delicate lacework, creating a peaceful and hushed atmosphere. The other bedrooms, with their soft or bolder tones, each offer a unique character: a cozy ambiance, bourgeois charm, or a contemporary touch, depending on the floor. The whole exudes an impression of light and harmony, where every detail contributes to the warm spirit of the house. Above, an attic completes the property and offers excellent potential for conversion. Facing southwest, the enclosed garden provides an unexpected green oasis in the heart of the city. Bordered by greenery and dotted with flowerbeds, it offers a peaceful spot for summer meals or moments of relaxation. A cellar completes the house, while a stone shed extends its charm outdoors, ideal for a workshop, tools, or garden treasures. Located in the very center of Morlaix, this house combines elegance and everyday practicality. With its generous proportions, fluid layout, and central location, the house also lends itself to a bed and breakfast business, complementing a family home. Ready to write a new family chapter, it offers a bright and vibrant living environment, just steps from all amenities.

Halfway between Morlaix and the sea, manor from 1890 and its outbuildings on more than 7 hectares. The main building is flanked by several raised pavilions. Rubble elevation with base, bay frames, horizontal bands, corner chains, cornice and cut stone dormer windows. The main entrance, on the raised ground floor, is via the south terrace. The original woodwork has been preserved, and some redone. To the left, a living room with bow window and fireplace, opening onto a small TV lounge. On the other side of the corridor, a dining room adjoins the dining kitchen (Bulthaup). On the first floor, a landing leads to an office, three bedrooms, one of which has a balcony, a toilet and a bathroom. On the second floor, three beautiful bedrooms and a bathroom with shower and bathtub, toilet. Attic, three possible bedrooms and rooms that can accommodate a bathroom and a toilet. On the lower floor, the boiler room, the laundry room (with bathroom), a large office and a storage area, a storage room. Wine cellar. In the park, a shed at the entrance, a caretaker's house and the stables. Everything is watertight and can be renovated if necessary. The park is made up of woods, meadows and a completely enclosed orchard. A pasture completes the park. Note that depending on the tide, the bottom of the park can fill with sea water (facing the stables). Enclosed garden and fence and high walls, not overlooked. Amenities are 5 minutes away by car, on a flat road. Absolute calm between land and sea…

There are some properties that never come on the market. And when, exceptionally, they do change hands, it's a truly remarkable event. This is the case with this property, over 350 years old, which has remained in the same family since its creation and is now preparing to pass on its legacy. The estate boasts access to all three types of shoreline, making it simply exceptional. More than just a property, it's an exceptional location nestled in the heart of the Bay of Morlaix. Spanning over 4.5 hectares (with the possibility of acquiring more), and free from any disturbances, the property enjoys a unique environment where the iconic landscapes of the bay converge: the tranquility of the river, the rocky outcrops, the beachfront, and, in the background, the expansive horizon of the spectacular Bay of Morlaix. A rare balance between countryside and sea, less than ten minutes from the center of Morlaix and its TGV station. The hamlet's origins date back to the 1750s, notably with a white granite watchtower, once used to monitor for intruders in the bay. Today, the property comprises two houses, a large outbuilding, and the tower, now converted to accommodate family and friends. The living spaces offer over 200 m² of space, which can be combined depending on your needs. Description: The first house features a large open-plan living and dining room, a kitchen, and a bathroom with a toilet on the ground floor. Upstairs, two bedrooms share the space, one with its own bathroom. This house connects directly to the watchtower, which offers an additional living and dining room, a bedroom, a shower room, and a toilet, creating a cohesive and welcoming complex. The second house features a living/dining room, a kitchen, a bedroom, and a bathroom on the ground floor. Upstairs, there are three additional bedrooms, offering ample space for guests or comfortable family living. A large outbuilding constructed of dolerite stone completes the property and presents numerous possibilities for conversion or storage. Surrounding area : If you are looking for peace, quiet, and nature, while still wanting to be just minutes from Morlaix and its amenities, this unique property?a true testament to local history?awaits you. (3.21 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Just five minutes from Morlaix and ten minutes from both the train station and the port, this stone property, set on approximately 1,600 m² of land, offers a comfortable main house and two outbuildings. Description: The house comprises, on the ground floor, an entrance hall leading to a beautiful, bright living room with an open-plan kitchen, a veranda, and a lounge area with a fireplace. A bedroom with an en-suite shower room, a laundry room, and a WC complete this level. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, including a spacious one with a balcony, a bathroom, and a WC. The second floor offers a large room currently used as a games room, which could easily be converted into an additional bedroom. The outbuildings include: - a first building used as a shed with an attic and boiler room; - a second building, offering a large two-level games room. The fully enclosed and meticulously landscaped garden features a carport and a pleasant terrace overlooking the green spaces. Surrounding area : Situated at the end of a cul-de-sac, the property enjoys a peaceful setting while remaining close to amenities: shops are five minutes away, the port and train station are ten minutes away, and beaches are accessible in fifteen to twenty minutes. (4.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Nestled in the heart of the charming town of Morlax, this family home, a witness to the past since the 15th century, offers a unique living space. This characterful house spreads all its charm over a surface area of 246m2, overlooking the town, thus offering a breathtaking view. Far from the hustle and bustle, it is ideal for those seeking the tranquility and comfort of a warm home. Many elements of the past have been preserved: three arcades, the remains of the Collegiate Church, the section of rampart. (The building is not listed). The stone staircase, sentinel of a bygone era, guides our steps to this oasis of tranquility. The well-maintained garden and terrace are perfect for enjoying moments with family or friends. Inside, this beautiful home spreads its vast spaces over three levels. It offers numerous layout possibilities, adapted to the needs of a family, a professional, artistic, or tourist activity. The spacious rooms are bathed in natural light, creating a welcoming and soothing atmosphere. The ground floor reveals its secrets, an office conducive to creativity, an intimate bedroom, a laundry room like so many silent witnesses of past lives. On the first level, wait in the reception room before discovering a very bright living space thanks to its high ceilings, large openings and beautiful exposure. A separate kitchen and a large bedroom complete this level. The second floor now reveals four bedrooms as well as two bathrooms. A vast volume offering great potential for development to be invented according to your desires. The icing on the cake, the last level also allows you to arrange part of the attic. The view of the viaduct is breathtaking! Lovers of history and old stones will find in this place a source of inspiration for their projects: tables, guest rooms, reception venues or for an accommodation project. Very good potential for this atypical property where the calm, the character, the beautiful volumes and the brightness are the indisputable assets of this property. ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from the energy prices of the year 2021: 4470 euros. The fees are the responsibility of the purchaser in the amount of EUR10,000 or EUR300,000 net seller. Contact Sandrine Gaveston: 06.22.26.84.76 (3.33 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Tucked away in a charming hamlet, just 10 minutes from the coast and 15 minutes from the centre of Morlaix, this historic property extends over 1 hectare. It includes a main longère of over 190?m², several outbuildings, and the majestic ruins of a former château. Description: The main house offers, on the ground floor, an entrance hall leading to a living and dining room with a fireplace, and a kitchen that opens to the outside through a glass extension. A night area includes one bedroom with a washbasin, a study, and a bathroom. A relaxation area completes the ground floor, featuring a swim spa and a rest space. Upstairs, three bedrooms, a bathroom, and separate toilets. A large attic offers further conversion potential. The property includes numerous outbuildings. The magnificent ruins of a château stand proudly within the grounds. Surrounding area: Local shops are within walking distance; the train station is 15 minutes away, and the sea is just 10 minutes away. (3.56 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

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