Description of Property :

This property facing the sea rivals with the charm of the view it dominates. The architect who designed it in the 1930s was a driving force behind the development of a renewed Breton architectural identity and left its mark by building some prestigious villas on the pink granite coast and its surroundings. He was also very involved in religious art and has signed several listed achievements in the Trégor region. But what characterises  above all this property is its eclectic style, which resulted in a unique realisation, resulting in a new and unique style gathering the best of a seaside villa characterized by its main room offering the volumes of a chapel as well as most of its rooms facing the sea, or that of a manor house for its imposing architecture and its volumes. But what characterizes it above all is its seafront location where it unites with its environment, offering its guests endlessly renewed views from sunrise to sunset ...

Description: On the ground floor , a cathedral living room of 52 m² with a monumental fireplace. and a large arched window opening onto the sea, all topped with an apparent polygonal frame. A staircase with passageway leads to the first floor. The kitchen is at the rear extended by a scullery. A 25 m² cellar is accessible by an outside staircase. The main entrance opens into a hallway leading to five bedrooms, four of which have a water point, a shower room with wc. Two staircases lead to the first floor where there is a corridor which distributes, wc, four bedrooms with water point and a large attic at the back. A stone outbuilding at the back with garage and workshop. The property is centered on its land (partly building on its rear part). The property is accessed by the customs path which runs along the coast. Environment: On the seafront in a residential area.