Maison Rénovée à Deux Pas De La Côte Sauvage

Discover this neo-Breton house where the charm of the 1980s meets the quality of a renovation completed in 2025. This 141 m² home embodies the ”seaside house” spirit in the heart of the sought-after and peaceful Kerdrien neighborhood, just a ten-minute walk from Toulport beach.

From the entrance, the tone is set: exposed bricks, a white arch, and light parquet create a warm and unique welcome, reflecting the care given to every detail of the house. A slate blue palette, echoed on the exposed beams and woodwork, runs throughout the home, giving it a strong decorative identity that is both marine and contemporary.

The centerpiece reveals itself with a 53 m² living space that spans the house, featuring four exposures that ensure constant natural light throughout the day. The living room and dining area flow naturally, connected by a sculpted staircase adorned with a workshop-style glass roof. The kitchen, fully renovated in matte black and light wood, adds character to this space. A ground-floor bedroom with direct garden access offers the highly sought-after convenience of single-level living. The adjoining bathroom, with a double wooden sink and blue-tiled walk-in shower, matches the home’s overall quality.

Upstairs, three spacious bedrooms each have their own character: natural pine wood paneling in one, exposed beams and attic height in the other two. An office, a dressing room, and a second bathroom complete this level.

For practicality, the full 106 m² basement houses a laundry room and a large garage, ideal for parking vehicles and setting up a workshop.

Outside, the large natural stone terrace features two distinct living areas: a south-facing dining corner and a garden lounge sheltered under a bioclimatic pergola. This opens onto a more than 1,000 m² wooded garden, completely private, where in summer the trees create a remarkable green sanctuary.

Although the land technically allows for a swimming pool, the immediate proximity to the ocean makes this option almost secondary to the pleasure of walking to the shore or cycling to the port of Piriac-sur-Mer in just ten minutes.

Energy class D / Climate class B
Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use based on 2021 energy prices range between €2,510 and €3,450 per year.
Information on risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisque website.
Des informations sur les risques auxquels est exposé ce bien sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/