House, St Evarzec

At the end of a charming sunken lane, a gate opens onto another time.
Behind its stone walls, low walls, and hedges, a granite longère stretches nearly 40 meters across. Its origins date back to the 16th century. It presides over a domain of about 1.5 hectares, sheltered from view.
Here, history is visible in every detail: carved granite, stone frames, thick slate roofs, original chimney stacks, sloping dormer windows. Nothing has been erased. To the north, a contemporary extension in stone and wood continues the story with accuracy, never betraying it.
About 425m² are divided into two independent yet connected dwellings.
Unlike many longères, the interior is flooded with light: large windows and cross-light brighten every room from morning to evening.
Everyone keeps their own space, and you come together whenever you wish. One can imagine three generations united, a family hosting generously, or a project for guest rooms or a holiday cottage.
Outside, gardens and terraces facing south and west capture the light until evening. Beyond lie an open meadow and a wood that protects the property to the north. An old farm shed awaits renovation: workshop, reception hall, welcome area... everything remains to be written.
A rare place, to be discovered more than visited.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/