Built in 1903 on the hillside overlooking the sea, Villa Ker Cécilia embodies timeless and distinctive elegance. It is an integral part of the coastal heritage of the town.

The remarkable exterior architecture is distinguished by refined sobriety: slate façades, corbeling, finely crafted granite windows, a staircase tower, and a hipped roof with slopes. Inside, the authentic atmosphere is marked by beautiful wood paneling, molded ceilings, exposed beams, and a striking staircase.

The ground floor opens onto a spacious reception hall, which leads to the kitchen, dining room, and living room, all bathed in light thanks to an impressive ceiling height of 3.4 meters. The living room extends pleasantly into a 18 sqm Victorian-style veranda.

The first floor offers three bedrooms, two of which have sea views, as well as a bathroom. The second floor hosts a bedroom with its own private shower room, and a surprising belvedere with a loggia. This space contains a large room that spans the entire width of the building. It seems to have been intended as an artist's studio. It is a magnificent 44 sqm space, with a beautiful barrel vault and a carved mantelpiece fireplace. The 180-degree view is spectacular, stretching over the open sea, the coast of Morbihan, and the island of Groix.

The nearly full basement includes a wine cellar and a boiler room.

The landscaped park is fully enclosed with a gate.
It also houses an annex studio of 35 sqm and a 20 sqm garage, converted from the former stable.

Ideally located, this villa would be perfect for a family looking for a primary or secondary residence. We are just a few steps away from shops and all services, including the Lorient Tgv station, which is 30 minutes away.

Sale price including fees: 1 287 500 euros
Fees payable by the purchaser
Fees: 3% inc. Vat of the price excluding fees
Sale price excluding fees: 1 250 000 euros

Energy class: F
Climate class: F

Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €6,550 and €8,900 per year. Average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022 and 2023.
Excessive energy consumption: Class F. From 1 January 2028, the performance level will be between classes A and E.
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