Between Audierne and Poullan-sur-Mer, Groupe Immobilier Mercure Bretagne presents an authentic stone-built Breton house, constructed in the 1970s with the craftsmanship and attention to detail that define the solid and durable constructions of that era.
Distinguished by its generous volumes and natural brightness, this home combines enduring character with spacious, comfortable living areas — ideal for a large family or a guesthouse project.

From the entrance, a vast cathedral-style hall showcases the ceiling height and the light-filled interior. The large living and dining room, centered around an elegant stone fireplace, exudes warmth and opens onto a wide south-facing terrace. The kitchen, spacious and functional, features a dining area perfect for family meals and entertaining. The ground floor also includes a master suite with a private bathroom, ensuring comfort and independence.

Upstairs, five beautiful bedrooms, a large study (which can serve as a sixth bedroom), a bathroom, and separate toilets create a perfect night area for a large household or to host guests in a bed-and-breakfast setting.

Outside, an attractive landscaped garden of nearly 6,000 sqm offers many possibilities: swimming pool, vegetable garden, play area, or relaxation space. Large outbuildings — including a three-car garage, a summer kitchen, a carport, and several annexes — complete the property and enhance its authentic character.

With its exceptional volumes, solid construction, and peaceful surroundings, this charming Breton home will appeal to those seeking a spacious and welcoming residence close to the ocean. Ideal for large families or guesthouse projects.
Some updating and heating system renewal are to be expected.

Sale price including fees: 477,000 euros
Fees at buyer's expense
Fees : 6 % Ttc of the price excluding fees
Sale price excluding fees : 450 000 euros

Energy class : N/A
Climate class : N/A

Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: not applicable
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