Tibugalé Une Architecture Pensée Comme Trois Maisons En Une, à Deux Pas De La Côte Sauvage

Just 100 meters from the Côte Sauvage, coves, and the customs officers’ path, Tibugalé is a unique architect-designed house, conceived in the early 1990s as a true living space with variable geometry.

Located in the heart of a quiet residential area in Le Pouliguen, this atypical creation is unlike any other. Its architecture is based on an idea as original as it is deeply contemporary: to offer each family member their own space, independence, and lifestyle, while allowing everyone to come together in a shared place.

The house is organized into three distinct wings, connected upstairs by an elegant wooden balcony. Each wing has its own independent living room, extended by a terrace opening onto the garden. Above, a large mezzanine bedroom with its own bathroom forms a true cocoon.

Some wings also feature small elevated rooms, almost like suspended cabins, designed to accommodate children, grandchildren, or anyone who has kept a childlike spirit.

This particularly rare layout allows for a variety of lifestyles: an intergenerational family home, a second residence for large families, independent guest accommodation, or a main residence for those seeking a home that adapts to their needs.

One of the three wings currently contains a kitchen, while the other two can be reinvented according to the future owners’ needs and desires. The house thus offers remarkable freedom of layout without ever losing the spirit that guided its design.

Upstairs, the wooden balcony serves as the link between the three volumes. It leads to a hidden rooftop terrace, a true suspended retreat above the garden, whose discovery adds greatly to the home’s charm.

Outside, the various terraces naturally extend the interior spaces, allowing the house to be lived in throughout the day and seasons. The garden, planted notably with umbrella pines, offers several atmospheres, between light and shade, sociability and privacy.

Additional features include:
- An outdoor jacuzzi
- A large storage shed
- A wood shelter
- A carport

All these elements emphasize a lifestyle that blends indoor and outdoor living.

And then there is the location.

Just a few steps away, the customs officers’ path winds along the Côte Sauvage, between coves and marine landscapes. By bike, in just eight minutes, shops, amenities, and the market of Le Pouliguen are accessible, allowing full enjoyment of village life while maintaining the feeling of a privileged address, set back from the bustle.

Tibugalé is above all a house to live differently.

An architecture designed around independence and sharing, three worlds united under one signature, spaces that everyone can make their own, and a rare proximity to the ocean.

A truly atypical property for those who are not just looking for a house, but a place capable of inventing with them a new way of living.

Energy Performance Certificate: D (222 kWh/m²/year), Greenhouse Gas Emissions: B (28 kgCO2/m²/year).

Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices from [hidden information]: between €3760 and €5100.

Information on risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: [hidden information]

Contact: Caroline KERFRIDEN, Tel: , email: [hidden information], EI, Commercial Agent RSAC 2021AC00092 SAINT-NAZAIRE
Des informations sur les risques auxquels est exposé ce bien sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/