Languidic Property

In the south of Brittany, in the Morbihan department, the property is located in a hamlet north of Lorient, in gently rolling bocage countryside.
A small road leads to the property at the start of the hamlet, served by a private driveway. Along this driveway appears the residence, likely a manor house dating from the late 18th century. Raised over three levels, facing its enclosed garden and arranged on the ground floor and upper floor, the building of about 200 m² features lime-mortared stone facades with a slate roof. The facade facing the enclosed garden has three bays. It includes 6 main rooms. The most common entrance is through the garden.
The property then extends to a group of buildings consisting of:
- A stone barn with a slate roof, ideally located on the access road to the property, providing shelter and parking for 3 vehicles
- A beautifully crafted longère built of stone, comprising 2 separate, fully autonomous dwellings
- A charming outbuilding used as a storage shed
- A former cowshed opening onto a meadow that could ideally be converted into a stable
Beyond this, a large meadow covering 3.8 hectares serves as pasture.
This is a property whose value goes beyond the quality of the buildings alone.
Indeed, the integrity of its land gives the whole a special heritage dimension and a coherent setting.
A place where every element seems to have found its place, retaining its character while offering many possibilities for development, whether as a main residence for a large family or for a professional project such as hosting guests.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/