luxury waterfront property for sale Santec, France

Exceptional location facing the sea, overlooking the islands in a quiet cul-de-sac for this contemporary house which offers direct access to the beaches, a small port, and walking distance to shops and restaurants.This 120 m² house on a 2,700 m² plot includes: - On the ground floor: a living room with a wood stove including a lounge, a dining room, an open kitchen, a utility/laundry room, a bedroom with an ensuite shower room, a dressing room, a toilet, a garage, a wine cellar. - On the first floor: a master bedroom with a dressing room and ensuite shower room, a second bedroom, a bathroom, and a toilet. - An attic that can be converted.The plot includes terraces with sea views, a garden, and a small wooded area.And the bonus... a possibility for expansion of this house.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Ref.4641 : French chateau for sale with seaview between Perros-Guirec and Tréguier (Côtes d'Armor department - North Brittany). This magnificent residence is located between the seaside resort of Perros-Guirec and the town of Tréguier, in a dream location overlooking one of Brittany's most beautiful coasts. The beach is just a short walk away, and you can look out over the ocean... The house enjoys unrivalled views and peace and quiet, surrounded by a wall, gardens and woods, at the end of a private cul-de-sac. The location is exceptional, in the historic Trégor region and close to the pink granite coast. You won't fail to be impressed by the beauty of the seascape, dotted with small islands that make it a veritable paradise. Tréguier is the historic capital of Trégor. Cathedrals, narrow streets and half-timbered houses are just some of the features of this ancient episcopal city. Perros-Guirec, a prestigious seaside resort for over a century, is set in an exceptional, protected natural site, in an unusual landscape where land and sea are dotted with pink granite rocks. House dating back to the 15th century, then a nobleman's residence, known as Château de Cuverville, built in the late 19th century and owned by Admiral de Cuverville. The Christ-Roi statue can be seen on the north façade facing the coast. This remarkable house was enlarged in the 19th century to become a château dominating the surrounding area, with its square tower and grand staircase, taking advantage of the priority given to quality of life at the time.. This large, complex house is the result of several extensions. Built of granite rubble on an L-shaped ground plan, it comprises a primitive ternary dwelling on the east side, to which a dwelling of the same height has been added towards the west. Its rear facade overlooking the sea is enlivened by a half-timbered staircase tower and a massive circular tower on the corner. This latter dwelling is further extended by an imposing building (1880) comprising a pavilion with a bow window and balcony, and a tall square tower with a slight corbel on the upper level. The tower is topped by a pavilion roof with turned-up eaves. Decorative features: pavilion roof, zinc finials, balustrades, bow window, modillioned cornices, dressed stone (window surrounds, chains). Walls composed of granite, ashlar unchained rubble, rubble and ashlar. Roofs: long-sloped, conical, pavilion, hipped and valley roofs. With approximately 460sqm of living space (including a 62sqm veranda), the house is laid out as follows: Ground floorc: the large living room, library, dining room and kitchen are linked by a lovely veranda on the garden side, facilitating circulation and adding a beautiful living space to the house. The rooms on the first floor are cross-flowing to take advantage of the view from the first floor. 1st floor: 5 bedrooms, 1 study, 3 bathrooms, dressing room and toilet. 2nd floor: 5 bedrooms, 1 shower room The château is complemented by various outbuildings: a former windmill converted into a chapel; a former stable; a lean-to for wood storage and garden maintenance equipment; an old-fashioned wrought-iron greenhouse in need of renovation. The park surrounding the château protects it from view and forms a delightful green setting. Below, a private passageway leads to a small pathway leading directly to the beach. The land, covering an area of approximately 12.35 acres (5 hectares), comprises gardens, woods, coppice and meadows. POSSIBILITY OF ADDITIONAL PURCHASE : A residential house of approximately 73 sqm, comprising a living room (33 sqm), a kitchen (7.50 sqm), 2 bedrooms (15.60 and 11.50 sqm) and a bathroom with outbuildings and garden. The entire property has a surface area of approximately 5,000 sqm. Cabinet LE NAIL – North Brittany - Mrs Anne-Marie NORDVIK & Mr Romuald BAUDIN : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Anne-Marie NORDVIK, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 753 048 487. Romuald BAUDIN, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 858 790 806. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

In the heart of a preserved environment, at the end of a discreet path bordered by nature, La Cordelière majestically overlooks the cliffs of Plouha and offers a spectacular panorama of the ocean. With direct access to the famous Gwin Zegal beach and two golf courses within less than 15 minutes, this confidential and rare property on the market embodies a true refuge out of time, designed for lovers of authenticity, tranquility, and vast spaces.Set on more than 8,000 m² of land facing the sea, this unique domain consists of two independent houses harmoniously integrated into their natural environment. A place where every opening frames the horizon and where the feeling of being elsewhere is immediate.The main house, made of stone, captivates from the very first moments with its timeless charm and warm atmosphere. The living room, enhanced by a wood stove, generously opens to the outside through large openings that allow the omnipresent light and a permanent view of the ocean. The equipped kitchen, bright and friendly, continues this spirit of a family home directed toward nature.The ground floor also hosts a bedroom with an ensuite shower room, providing comfortable single-level living. Upstairs, two beautiful bedrooms and a bathroom with a shower offer a soothing setting, cradled by the seaside landscapes.The second house, more recent and perfectly functional, has been designed to host family and friends in complete independence. It features a living room with an open kitchen and a shower room on the ground floor. Upstairs, two bedrooms enjoy openings onto nature on one side and the ocean on the other, offering a gentle, rejuvenating atmosphere.Outside, several terraces allow for fully enjoying the exceptional setting at any moment of the day. One of them hosts a relaxation area with a jacuzzi facing the horizon, in an intimate and privileged ambiance. A double garage with cellars completes the whole.Sold fully furnished, La Cordelière is a turnkey property where all that is left is to unpack and enjoy this absolutely unique setting. A rare address on the Breton coast, between wild cliffs and an infinite horizon, for those seeking privacy, charm, and a true living experience facing the ocean.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located just four kilometres from the Brittany coastline and overlooking the magnificent valley of the Aven River, this extraordinary estate embodies the timeless elegance and rich heritage of southern Brittany. Surrounded by unspoiled natural landscapes and offering breathtaking panoramic views, the property stands as a remarkable testimony to centuries of Breton history and architecture. Listed as a Historic Monument since 1935, this exceptional château combines a 15th-century structure, dating from around 1450, with a 19th-century extension, creating a harmonious blend of historical periods and architectural styles. Deeply connected to the legacy of Lord Jean de Cornouaille, an important historical figure of the region, the château has preserved all the authenticity and grandeur of a noble Breton residence while benefiting from a meticulous and comprehensive restoration. Between 2000 and 2007, the estate underwent an extensive renovation programme carried out with exceptional craftsmanship and strict respect for traditional building techniques. The restoration involved the renowned Compagnons du Devoir as well as the prestigious Perrault company, internationally recognised for its expertise and notably involved in the reconstruction of the timber framework of Notre-Dame de Paris. Thanks to this remarkable restoration, the château now perfectly combines historical authenticity with modern comfort and technical excellence. Offering approximately 1,200 square metres of living space, the château reveals impressive interiors filled with character, refinement and architectural beauty. The reception rooms are particularly spectacular, featuring monumental granite fireplaces crafted from the famous stone of Trégunc, elegant period details and generous proportions ideal for entertaining. Several refined lounges, reception rooms and libraries create a warm and prestigious atmosphere throughout the residence. The main kitchen, equipped by the prestigious French manufacturer La Cornue, combines timeless elegance with professional-quality equipment, perfectly suited for both family life and large-scale entertaining. Every space within the château has been thoughtfully designed to preserve its historic soul while meeting contemporary expectations of comfort and luxury. The property also offers a collection of elegant and individually themed suites, allowing guests and family members to enjoy exceptional comfort and privacy. The upper floors are organised around a spectacular spiral stone staircase, a true architectural masterpiece leading to the impressive guard room beneath a magnificent exposed timber roof structure rising to approximately fifteen metres in height. This extraordinary space perfectly illustrates the grandeur and authenticity of the château. The estate extends across approximately 37 hectares of preserved land, composed of meadows, woodland and open natural areas. The surrounding landscape offers absolute tranquillity and uninterrupted views over the Aven valley, creating a unique atmosphere of serenity and exclusivity. Numerous outbuildings further enhance the remarkable character of the estate. These include a beautifully reconstructed 16th-century chapel, a fully renovated caretaker’s house, stables, a traditional flax drying house and a farmhouse of approximately 200 square metres awaiting renovation according to future projects or personal inspiration. The property also features magnificent restored market halls built in oak and covered with traditional Sizun slate, a 300-square-metre storage building and a superb natural swimming pool with ecological filtration, perfectly integrated into the surrounding landscape. Beyond its historical significance and architectural prestige, the château benefits from high-quality modern technical installations designed for year-round comfort and energy efficiency. The estate is equipped with an advanced geothermal heating system supported by twelve boreholes, ensuring excellent environmental performance while preserving the integrity of the historic structure. Rarely does a property of such historical importance, architectural beauty and natural setting become available on the market. Combining heritage, elegance, privacy and modern comfort in one of Brittany’s most beautiful environments, this exceptional château offers a truly unique lifestyle opportunity in the heart of southern Brittany. Ideally located only thirty minutes from the TGV station of Quimper, with high-speed rail connections allowing access to Paris in approximately three and a half hours, this remarkable estate represents an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a prestigious historic property in France.