ACL Immobilier offers you on the southern coast of Brittany, the Quiberon peninsula, a jewel of Morbihan, unfolds its charms between long sandy beaches, crystalline waters, and spectacular wild landscapes. Connected to the mainland by the narrow isthmus of Penthièvre, it presents two striking faces: on one side, the wild coast, untamed, sculpted by winds and the ocean; on the other, the Bay of Quiberon, one of the most beautiful in the world.Nestled in the heart of the sought-after and peaceful village of Saint-Julien is this wooden-frame house, just 150 meters from the beach and coastal paths. Full of charm and designed with an eco-responsible approach, it is topped with sloping roofs dressed in slate and set in a serene environment, on a closed and wooded plot of 436 m².Built in 1987 and maintained by the same owners since its inception, this warm house extends over 130 m² spread across two levels. From the entrance, a sense of space imposes itself. The generous and well-arranged volumes highlight noble and natural materials. The visible Red Cedar frame throughout the house asserts a unique character, while the double-glazed openings guarantee effective insulation.The living room, the true beating heart of the house, combines the living room and dining room in a vast space of 35 m². Bathed in light thanks to large openings and a bow window that draws the eye towards the secluded garden, this room invites relaxation. In winter, an insert complements the underfloor heating for optimal thermal comfort.On the kitchen side, conviviality is honored. Open to the main room, the fitted kitchen of 7.26 m² is immediately accessible from the table, allowing for cooking while enjoying the company of guests. A counter subtly delineates the space, encouraging exchanges over a quick meal or a shared drink. Just behind, a pantry of 8.25 m² with exterior access serves as a storage area. The ground floor also houses a 9.72 m² office, an independent WC, and a master suite that includes a comfortable 11.16 m² bedroom attached to a bathroom.A wooden staircase leads to the first floor, where a 5.60 m² mezzanine distributes four bedrooms, all with parquet flooring and equipped with electric convectors (9 m², 9.45 m², 9.72 m², and 11.70 m²). One of them offers a glimpse of the sea. A large bathroom with WC (7.50 m²) completes this level.In the closed, wooded, and intimate garden, sheltered from prying eyes, a 16 m² garage, built on a concrete slab, enhances the amenities of this property.For practicality, Quiberon is easily accessible thanks to the Auray TGV station (27 km), which connects to Paris-Montparnasse in less than 3 hours. In summer, the TER named ''Tire-Bouchon'' ensures a direct link between Auray and Quiberon, with the station located just 1.6 km from the house. Shops and services are nearby. The peninsula is also the starting point for Belle-Île, Houat, or Hoëdic.A rare property, nestled in one of the most sought-after jewels of the Breton coast, just 150 meters from the sea. A true enchanted interlude, this wooden house offers a calming refuge to live in all year round. A little piece of paradise where warm volumes, natural light, and a cocooning atmosphere invite letting go. It elegantly combines comfort, simplicity, natural charm… and a real potential for personalization. Some refreshment will allow everyone to put their touch on it, to reveal an ambiance reflective of their image, with little means and a touch of imagination!Virtual visit available upon request.Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website.Agences de France – SIREN: 899413603 – Holder of the T card: 29012021000000009 not authorized to collect funds.
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