Saint Quay Portrieux — Première Ligne — Vue Panoramique Sur La Mer À 180°

Facing the sea, in one of the most sought-after locations in Saint-Quay-Portrieux, this elegant 1930s residence enjoys an absolutely remarkable situation. On the front line of the coastline, it offers a 180° panoramic view of the sea.

Bathed in light, the house reveals superb perspectives on the marine landscape. Most rooms open onto the sea, creating a privileged relationship with the horizon and giving the whole a rare character.

A main house with beautiful volumes and period charm.

Spread over three levels, it retains the charm of its 1930s architecture and offers a generous layout, with a total of eight bedrooms for the entire property, main house and annex combined.

On the ground floor, an entrance hall serves the toilets, a large kitchen, and a double living room widely open to the sea. Extending from the reception rooms, a large terrace overlooks the coastline and invites you to fully enjoy the panorama, in a privileged setting.

The first floor has two bedrooms with a superb sea view, as well as a bathroom and a shower room.

On the second floor, four additional bedrooms, including two with sea views, have storage spaces and, for two of them, a washbasin. A shower room with a shower and toilets complete this level.

Cellars also provide valuable storage space.

An independent annex to host family and guests

Extending from the main house, a large independent annex is a real asset. It allows hosting family and guests in a distinct space while preserving everyone’s privacy.

On the ground floor, two large bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and enjoying a superb sea view, make a particularly pleasant accommodation space. One of them also has access to a kitchen.

Upstairs, a large convertible attic offers great potential, with the possibility of creating two more large bedrooms.

A garage with multiple possibilities.

A large garage, equipped with a window and toilets, completes the whole. It can accommodate two vehicles and offers appreciable space for storing bicycles, windsurfing boards, and other water sports equipment.

A rare location on the Goëlo coast.

More than a house, this property stands out for the uniqueness of its location: the sea in the front line, a 180° panorama, and a characterful 1930s architecture.

Its layout, volumes, and independent annex make it an ideal home for a large family house or a prestigious secondary residence, with particularly interesting accommodation potential.

A rare address in Saint-Quay-Portrieux, for lovers of beautiful seaside homes, attached as much to the quality of the location as to the beauty of the landscape.
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