Luxury properties for sale Tréguennec, France

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Mercure Forbes Global Properties offers this exceptional Breton property forming an independent hamlet. It offers a large longère for the main house and five typical Breton stone longères on around 17 hectares of land, close to the beaches. Main 19th-century farmhouse: 209.8 sqm: Large living room with Breton stone fireplace, large dining room - open fitted kitchen, large bedroom, shower room, toilet. Reversible underfloor heating. First floor: large landing, master suite, bathroom, toilet, three bedrooms. Longère (thatched roof) 35 sqm: Large workshop or horse box. First floor: living room - kitchenette, bedroom, shower room, toilet. Central heating with heat pump ensures comfortable warmth. Longère (farmhouse) 143.7 sqm: 60 sqm living room with open-plan kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, toilet. First floor: two bedrooms, bathroom, toilet. Propane gas heating and wood-burning stove. Longère (farmhouse) 112.7 sqm: Living room - kitchenette, toilet. Upstairs, two bedrooms, shower room, toilet. Electric heating. 40 sqm longère: thatched roof Cathedral living room, open kitchen, shower room with toilet. Mezzanine bedroom. Electric heating and wood-burning stove. 90 sqm semi-detached farmhouse: Living room - kitchenette, toilet. First floor: two bedrooms, shower room, toilet. Electric heating. Sale price including fees : 1 680 000 euros Fees payable by purchaser Fees : 80,000 euros or 5% of the price excluding fees Sale price excluding fees : 1 600 000 euros - 209.8 sqm detached house Energy class : C Climate class : A Theoretical annual energy costs for the home: between 1510 euros and 2110 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. - Detached house 143.7 sqm Energy class: E Climate class: B Theoretical annual energy costs for the home: between 2,500 euros and 3,430 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. - 112.7 sqm detached house Energy class: E Climate class: E Theoretical annual energy costs for the home: between 3040 euros and 4180 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr

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Outstanding estate, built in 1977, in the fantastic location of Loctudy. The property is now for sale. Admire wonderful sea views. The estate has a generous living area of 244 sq. m, so you won't be short on space. Its 1711 sq. m garden could become your own haven of peace and tranquility. It has been well-maintained however refurbishing works are needed. The property has five bedrooms, including one master suite. A kitchen and two bathrooms are also included. The property is located in a lovely neighborhood. The city center, the airport (107 km), the high street and a train station are only a short distance away. The garage is convenient to keep any vehicles.

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Nestled in Quimper, this captivating estate is now for sale. It is definitely worth a look. The picturesque surroundings offer countryside views. The expansive living space in the property encompasses 280 sq. m. You will find a haven of peace and tranquility on its 200000 sq. m garden. This property is a rare find in excellent condition.

Located in Quimper (Quimper-Est), this unique estate is now for sale. It is definitely worth a look. The surrounding landscape features wonderful clear views overlooking a monument. If you're looking for a spacious property, the estate has a great living space of 600 sq. m. A 5214 sq. m garden adds to the beautiful surroundings. Its great condition is a considerable asset. Upon entering the house, you step into a beautiful hall and cross into a spacious living room. The accommodation comprises 10 bedrooms. There is also a kitchen. One of the property's advantages is its close proximity to a train station (11 km), schools, the city center and the beach (15 km). With its perfect condition, you will never want to leave.

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In the midst of Quimper, a mansion house, home and workshop of architect Gustave-Bigot. This mansion house is set in the peace and quiet of a back street, some 200 metres from the town’s historic centre, equidistant and very near to the Odet and Steir embankments. Completed in 1890, it was the work, the home and the workshop of local architect, Gustave-Bigot. His father Joseph, before him, had predominantly worked in Finistère and, notably, added the two neo-gothic spires to Saint-Corentin cathedral in 1854. This building stands, classically set back, on a public street. Facing east-west, it spans three levels and has a completely private, landscaped garden.

A grand sea-facing house with more than a hectare of tree-dotted grounds and private access to the shore, nestled in southern Brittany. The house stands just outside the town, on a hillside. It is a site full of history where the remains of a Gallo-Roman salting centre can be seen. According to legend, the property lies on the foundations of the mythical castle of King Mark of Cornwall. The tale relates the tragic fate of the king’s nephew Tristan and his lover Iseult. Having drunk a love potion, this young man, Tristan, fell in love with his uncle’s fiancée. To escape the king’s wrath, the young lovers fled to a nearby island. Today, this small island still bears Tristan’s name. As you walk along a private path, the spectacular bay gradually emerges before your eyes. A winding lane takes you to a wooden gate that stands between two pilasters. The gate leads into the grounds. A low stone wall separates the property from the public path that edges it. The house in its current form was built then extended in the first half of the 20th century with reused stones, mainly from dismantled manors and abbeys in the region. It is large in size with plain, unevenly organised faces that are punctuated with many windows. Its slate roof with protruding gutters is strikingly original in design. This roof is dotted with many hipped dormers crowned with finials that are all different.

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