Manor Moëlan Sur Mer 380 M²

This solid 16th-century manor, once a hunting lodge for the Dukes of Brittany, has withstood the test of time under the shade of its grand oaks, nestled in this generous countryside between land and sea.
Facade with corbels, door with an arched lintel, typical of medieval Breton seigneurial architecture.
Inside, loft-style layout: cathedral living room of 50 m² with a ceiling height of 4.80 m, mezzanine, and a 38 m² lounge equipped with a monumental fireplace.
At the back, the spacious dining kitchen is also topped with a mezzanine.
In succession, under an artist’s studio-style glass roof, you reach the master suite: a 38 m² bedroom extended by a bathroom featuring a bathtub and Italian shower. On the upper floors, there are 3 bedrooms with beautiful preserved period fireplaces; a shower room and a 30 m² convertible attic.
Attached shed and on the 1515 m² plot, a well and a bread oven. Access and outdoor parking with asphalt, air-water heat pumps, and a new septic tank.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/