Douarnenez House

Less than ten minutes from Douarnenez and the beaches of the bay, the Mercure Bretagne Group invites you to discover an exceptional property, nestled in a peaceful and authentic environment, in the heart of unspoiled nature.

Set in a commanding position with no neighbors opposite, the residence extends over nearly two hectares of landscaped grounds, including meadows, orchards, vegetable gardens, greenhouses, natural woods, and carefully maintained gardens.
From the house, the view opens onto century-old trees and the green contours of the grounds, creating a charming and serene setting.

A property full of character:
The main house, consisting of two adjoining farmhouses, one of which dates back to 1753, covers approximately 1,500 square feet. The old materials—beams, stones, and generous volumes—blend harmoniously with modern amenities.
On the ground floor: a bright veranda opens onto a large entrance hall/library, a convivial kitchen equipped with a wood-burning stove and central island opening onto the terrace, a large cathedral-ceilinged living room with a wood-burning stove and direct access to the garden, and a single-level master suite with a private bathroom and toilet.
A workshop and a spacious garage complete this level.
The upper floor offers a mezzanine bedroom overlooking the living room, two additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate toilet.
Comfort is ensured by geothermal underfloor heating, autonomous electricity production, and a complete water purification system, guaranteeing autonomy and modernity.

An investment property completes the estate, consisting of two independent dwellings:
a 50 m² one-bedroom apartment available for seasonal rental or as a vacation rental,
a 70 m² two-bedroom duplex apartment currently rented on a yearly basis (three-year lease).
An 18th-century barn, remarkable for its carved stone arch, offers over 100 m² of usable space, with an attic and pantry.
Equipped with water and electricity, it already has an approved architectural project, revealing great potential for restoration.
An exceptional natural environment
The exterior charms with its authenticity: a traditional sunken path lined with low walls and ancient trees leads to a meadow planted with chestnut trees, extending naturally towards a small wood and an ancient Roman road.
A true haven of peace, this estate combines the charm of old stone buildings, the beauty of a centuries-old park, and close proximity to the sea. Ideal for a family, tourism, or artistic project, or for conversion. It embodies a rare art of living just a few minutes from the Bay of Douarnenez.

Sale price including fees: €699,000
Fees payable by the buyer
Fees: 4.33% including VAT of the price excluding fees, i.e. €29,000
Sale price excluding fees: €670,000

Energy rating: C
Climate rating: A

Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €1,940 and €2,670 per year. Prices indexed for 2021, 2022 and 2023 (including subscriptions).

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