In the south of Brittany, in the Morbihan department, the property is located in a hamlet north of Lorient, in a gently rolling countryside. A small road leads to the property situated at the entrance of the hamlet, with a private path serving it. Along this path, the residence appears, a master house probably dating from the late 18th century. Raised on 3 levels, facing its enclosed garden and arranged on the ground floor and the upper floor, the building has a floor area of approximately 200 m2, of which 140 m2 is livable, and includes 6 main rooms. It features beautiful stone facades, mortared with lime, and a roof made of natural slates. The side facing the enclosed garden is pierced with three openings. The property then extends over a set of buildings consisting of a stone shed under slates, ideally located along the access path and which can shelter and accommodate 3 vehicles, a beautifully crafted long farmhouse built of stone which includes 2 distinct fully independent housing units, a charming outbuilding used as a shed, and an old stable opening onto a meadow that could ideally be converted into a stable. Beyond is a large meadow covering 3.8 ha used as pastures. This is a property whose value goes beyond the mere quality of the buildings. Indeed, the integrity of its territory gives the whole a particular heritage dimension and a coherent framework. A place where every element seems to have found its place, which has retained its character while hinting at numerous possibilities for evolution, whether for the principal residence of a large family or for a professional project such as hosting guests.

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Property with gardenLanguidic (56)
Price :
$1,095,900
($4,215 / m²)
Surface260 m²land4.2 ha

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