Description
This charming complex was built in the early 1900s, facing the sea and coastal marshes in a rare, wild, and unspoiled 2.6-hectare setting, bordering the coastline near the Bréhat archipelago and the Sillon de Talbert, within a Protected Natural Area. The landscape is remarkable and ever-changing depending on the light and the tides.
The large, enclosed grounds offer a wide range of opportunities for animal keepers (horses, ponies, sheep, ewes, etc.).
This place is in harmony with nature, wildlife, and the elements.
The house and its outbuilding, built of granite under slate, with a total surface area of 140m² (4 bedrooms), face south, facing the Trieux estuary, at the end of a long private driveway through the pine trees.
Layout of the buildings:
On the ground floor: a living room with sea view, fireplace, and wood stove, a fitted kitchen, dining room, a large room to be converted, currently used as a storage room (possibly a large bedroom), a shower room, and toilet.
On the first floor: a first wooden staircase, starting from the living room, leads to a landing that leads to two bedrooms with sea views and a bathroom. From the large storage room, a staircase leads to a large bedroom with sea views.
The outbuilding / Penty: a large 20m² room with sea views. Could potentially be used as an office, a games room, or a guest bedroom.
The ground floor has natural stone-colored tiles, and parquet floors upstairs.
The interior and exterior granite walls have all been renovated. The exterior joinery is double-glazed. The slate roofs are in good condition and have been overhauled.
Heating: Oil-fired central heating + wood-burning stove in the living room.
Wooden shed: A closed shed with openings serving as a garage for the tractor, a workshop, and a storage room (kayaks, boat).
Drainage: Individual, septic tank.
Garden: Gently undulating, contiguous grounds consisting of beautiful moors, orchards, and woods, a large portion of which is fenced for the sheep that maintain part of the property, with a shed and feed troughs.
Transportation: Paimpol train station is 16 km away, and Guingamp TGV train station is 40 minutes away.
This remarkable complex, located in a prime location on the Pink Granite Coast, is five minutes from Pleubian town center and all its amenities. It's also just a few kilometers from the towns of Lézardrieux, Tréguier, Bréhat, Paimpol, Bugueles, and Port Blanc.
État des risques et pollution: en cours (null)
