Villa 1900, Le Pouldu 230 M²

The Ker Cécilia villa is an elegant holiday home built in 1903 on the hillside overlooking the sea, it is part of the coastal heritage of the municipality. Outside, a sleek architecture: slate facades, corbels, and intricately designed granite window frames, a stair tower, hipped roof, and gables; inside, wood paneling, molded ceilings, beams, and a remarkable staircase. On the ground floor, a spacious reception area leads to the kitchen, dining room, and living room (with a beautiful ceiling height of 3.40 m) extended by a 18 m² Victorian veranda. On the first floor, there are 3 bedrooms, 2 with sea views, and a bathroom; on the second floor, a bedroom with an en-suite shower room and, adjacent, an astonishing belvedere with a loggia houses a 44 m² artist’s studio, barrel-vaulted ceiling, carved mantel fireplace, and magnificent views of the open sea, the Morbihan coast, and the island of Groix. Full basement, cellar, boiler room. Set on 957 m² of enclosed, landscaped grounds, an annex includes a 35 m² studio and a 20 m² garage converted from the former stable.
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