Close to the sea and the GR 34 hiking trail, this magnificent 18th-century farmhouse, embodying the charm and tradition of Breton farms, is situated in a peaceful and very pleasant setting. Its layout, resembling a small hamlet, comprises three stone longhouses, all residential, offering great flexibility for various projects. They are covered with beautiful Locquirec slate, nailed in place according to the traditional method used in older buildings. The entire property is in perfect condition, and each building has its own entrance and terrace. Inside, the renovation is very welcoming, with quality materials that preserve the authenticity: lime-hemp plaster, stone, wood, exposed beams, and high ceilings. A recently installed wood-burning stove adds comfort and warmth. The first longhouse harmoniously houses the living room, complete with its wood-burning stove, as well as a fitted kitchen. The spaces are bright and airy thanks to their triple exposure. The ground floor also houses a pantry and a modern shower room, while the first floor reveals two bedrooms and a separate toilet. Extending from the main house, a second, set-back farmhouse is appealing thanks to its layout. The living area features a fitted kitchen extending into a bright annex. A shower room completes the ground floor. The first floor offers two bedrooms, one of which is a walk-through, as well as a separate toilet. Opposite the first farmhouse, a third building currently offers single-level living with a bedroom with a mezzanine, a recently renovated shower room, and a living area with high ceilings. This space can be adapted to suit individual needs, particularly to create a kitchen and living room. This configuration offers the potential to combine the two buildings. A charming inner courtyard ensures privacy and invites you to fully appreciate the tranquility of the surroundings, enhanced by a welcoming terrace. A 25 sq m stone garage is used as a workshop and storage space. The property sits on a lovely, fully enclosed, landscaped garden with two entrances. The garden features period details such as a well, beautiful stone troughs, and a vaulted passageway, adding a touch of history to this unique and atypical property. Suitable for a variety of uses - family home, gîte, bed and breakfast, or professional practice - this property captivates with its old-world charm and preserved character. Technical specifications: No lead or asbestos, connected to mains drainage. Asking price: EUR630,000 including agency fees of EUR30,000 payable by the buyer (EUR600,000 net to seller). For information on the risks to which this property is exposed, please consult the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr Contact Sandrine Gaveston: 33 6 22 26 84 76

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