There are places you don’t visit, but pass through as fragments of history. In Plérin, at the gates of Saint-Brieuc, this 184 m² duplex occupies the salons of an old ship-owner hotel from the 19th century, designed at a time when architecture spoke of status, travel, and long horizons.

Behind its walls, elegance unfolds without ostentation. The 3.10-meter ceiling height naturally commands respect, while mouldings, original solid-wood flooring, and period fireplaces compose a preserved, deeply authentic decor. Light, omnipresent, generously filters through wide openings and reveals a painted crest on the ceiling, a rare vestige and heritage signature of this extraordinary residence.

The ground floor hosts a double reception area of about 60 m², designed to welcome, exchange, and live fully. The wood-burning stove adds a soft, almost confidential warmth, enhancing the atmosphere of a private drawing room. The independent kitchen, with controlled contemporary aesthetics, retains its original fireplace and opens onto a private garden, a discreet and precious luxury in the city center. A study, a laundry room, and a WC complete this level with elegance and practicality.

Upstairs, the landing distributes three bedrooms, each with its own identity. The ceiling paintings, carefully preserved, transform these spaces into unique, almost museum-like rooms, without ever sacrificing comfort. The ceiling height prolongs this sense of nobility and breathing space. A bathroom completes this level dedicated to calm and privacy.

More than an apartment, this duplex is a living space rich in meaning, intended for those seeking authenticity, character, and the emotion of a rare property. A private address at the crossroads of heritage and contemporary living, ideal for a prestigious primary residence or an exceptional pied-à-terre in Brittany.

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