In La Baule-Escoublac, a 5-minute bike ride from the town center and shops, and less than 10 minutes from the beach, this house truly stands out. From the first glance, its silhouette is intriguing: generous, elongated volumes and an unexpected turret that gives it real character. All around, the verdant setting envelops the house in a welcoming and soothing atmosphere. Inside, the living room sets the pace. A vast room beneath a timber frame that combines elegance and lightness, a floor-to-ceiling bookcase extending into the fireplace create a warm corner, and a marble floor captures the light and makes the space vibrate. Here, light flows freely, permeating the living areas throughout the day, with an atmosphere that evolves naturally as the hours pass. The living room and kitchen open onto the outside through large bay windows, almost blurring the boundary between house and garden. The spaces flow seamlessly into one another, every moment to be savored, both indoors and in the tranquility of the garden. The office, which also serves as a TV lounge, is tucked away behind the fireplace, creating a more intimate space. The kitchen, separate from the living room but fully integrated into the house, includes a library nook, perfect for enjoying a light-filled moment of reading. Each bedroom has its own distinct character. Those located in the tower possess a unique charm, while a ground-floor bedroom stands out with its en-suite bathroom and view of the swimming pool. Under the eaves, a fourth bedroom adds a softer touch. Extending from this bedroom with its sloping ceiling, an attic, an office, and a bathroom form a flexible space, ready to evolve, perhaps even to create a separate bedroom. Outside, the garden extends generously around the house. The recently added terrace finds its natural place, while the heated and secure swimming pool blends seamlessly into a simple and pleasant setting. The photovoltaic panels and recent renovations demonstrate consistent maintenance and a home that has been modernized over time. The basement connects the garage, boiler room, cellar, and storage areas, offering a practical and well-organized space. This is a house with character, spaciousness, and a real presence. It doesn't try to impress; it does so naturally. A few updates will be enough to reveal its full potential. ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: B. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use, indexed to the years 2021, 2022, and 2023: between EUR3,270 and EUR4,490 (including subscription). To view this property, please contact: Marjorie Fioleau EI at 33 6 22 59 76 32 or marjorie.fioleau@espaces-atypiques.com. Commercial Agent RSAC 901 088 591 NANTES. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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