Maison De Caractère Historique

In Penvenan, on the heights of Port-Blanc with sea views over the Pellinec cove on one side and the Sept Îles on the other, this unique and historic building offers many advantages. Built in 1905, this manor house hosted, among others, Jean Painlevé, filmmaker and biologist, in the early twentieth century, and later Alexandre Calder, painter and sculptor. It offers over 250m² of living space on more than 9000m² of land. On the ground floor, the entrance leads on one side to the kitchen and living room, and on the other to a lounge and a library. On the west side are the utility room (and boiler room), a shower room, a toilet, and a cellar. To the south, there is a large greenhouse housing a winter garden, followed by a workshop. To the east is a garage of about 35m². On the first floor, the landing distributes to 2 large bedrooms of about 18m² each, a bathroom with toilet, and a living room of about 36m² equipped with a wood stove and access to the terrace and garden. On the second floor, there are two more bedrooms, a shower room, and a library of about 37m² (which could also be converted into two large additional bedrooms). The recent joinery is aluminum double glazing. The land consists of several plots including a field and sheltered, wooded gardens. Outbuildings. Well. Renovation work is to be expected. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: [hidden information] Sale price: €599,000 Fees charged to the seller Contact your SAFTI advisor: Olivier LAURENT, Tel.: [hidden information], Email: [hidden information] - EI - Commercial agent registered with the SAINT-BRIEUC RSAC under number [hidden information]
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/