Baie De Douarnenez – The Panoramic Refuge & The Preserved Large Land

Facing one of the most beautiful beaches in the area, this 1970s home has been enlarged and rethought over time to offer an extraordinary living environment today. Access is via a wooded driveway that gradually delves into the vegetation, revealing the house, completely shielded from view, nestled in the midst. The horizon then opens up to the ocean, in a silence and serenity that are uncommon in close proximity to the coast. The spaces unfold over two levels bathed in light, designed to accommodate a large family, regular guests, or a lifestyle project focused on hospitality. The ground floor is organized around a 60 m² living room with a cathedral ceiling, where the lounge and dining area benefit from an exposure facing the open sea; a first 40 m² terrace serves as the natural extension, like a projection into the landscape. The equipped kitchen completes this reception area in a fluid continuity. Also on the ground floor, two bedrooms, one with its own bathroom and a WC, allow for the possibility of living entirely on one level. Upstairs, the layout is organized around an open mezzanine overlooking the living room, complemented by two additional bedrooms, a shower room, and a hallway; a second terrace, perched at this level, offers an unobstructed and different viewpoint of the bay. The whole presents a very good general condition, with some finishing touches to consider for those who wish to add their personal touch. The house is accompanied by a complete basement including a garage and a carport ideal for wood storage. An independent studio connected to the main house — a valuable asset for accommodating family, creating an autonomous space, or developing a hospitality activity. The village of Kerlaz and its amenities are just a few minutes away, Douarnenez is 10 minutes away, Quimper and its SNCF train station are 30 minutes away, and Brest-Guipavas airport is about an hour away. A plot of this size, with such a view and such discretion, remains rare in this sector of the bay.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/