Maison D’armateur De 250 M2 Au Cœur D’un Parc Aux Arbres Centenaires

Near Lorient, this former shipowner’s house built in 1767 stands out for its history, spaciousness, and the quality of its surroundings.

Offering approximately 250 m² of living space, the property includes 9 rooms, including 6 bedrooms, spread over three levels. It sits on a plot of about 3,400 m², which is buildable and adorned with century-old trees as well as a well.

The residence features a particularly generous layout, suitable for a family home or a hospitality project such as guest rooms, subject to applicable permissions and regulations.

The ground floor includes an entrance, a hallway, an office, a living room, a kitchen, two bedrooms, a shower room, toilets, a laundry room, a boiler room, and several storage areas. A terrace extends this level.

On the first floor, a landing with a closet serves two bedrooms, toilets, and a master suite with its own shower room.

The second floor is organized around a mezzanine leading to a bedroom and a bathroom.

A wooded and buildable park
The property benefits from a buildable land of about 3,400 m², offering various development possibilities, subject to urban planning rules and necessary authorizations: extension of the house, creation of annexes, or landscaping.

The presence of beautiful century-old trees adds character to the place and creates a wooded environment around the house.

A well on the property is also an interesting resource for maintaining outdoor spaces and watering, subject to its functionality and applicable regulations.

At the gates of Lorient
Located in Quéven, the property enjoys a residential environment with shops, services, schools, and nearby facilities.

The proximity to Lorient allows easy access to its cultural, maritime, and economic infrastructures, including the Cité de la Voile Éric Tabarly and the submarine base.

Lorient train station is about 15 minutes by car. The town is also served by public transport and has easy access to major roadways.

The beaches and various leisure sites along the Lorient coast are also quickly accessible.

A residence with a unique history
Dating back to the 18th century, with nearly 250 m² of space and a wooded park, this shipowner’s house offers a distinctive residential setting very close to Lorient.

Its layout and the size of its land allow for various uses, whether as a family home, a second residence, or a tourist accommodation project.

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