Propriete, St Guen

Close your eyes. Imagine a place where every path leads to a surprise, where the silence of the forest blends with the crackling of a wood fire, where the water of a pond reflects the Breton sky. This place exists. It awaits you in Guerledan.

This estate is not like any other property — it is an entire territory dedicated to the exceptional, the kind you encounter only once in a lifetime of searching. Here, nothing has been left to chance, yet everything seems to have always been there, as if shaped by nature itself.

The renovated barn sets the tone: a living room flooded with light, a suspended fireplace inviting long evenings, a terrace opening onto the landscape. The kitchen, fitted and equipped, embodies the art of hosting. Upstairs, the bedrooms and the flexible space — office, yoga room, second cozy nook — adapt to all uses, to all dreams.

Then comes the unexpected. Two domes, one housing a sauna. A yurt, a blank canvas for your next chapter. Five cabins — each a world of its own, each preserving privacy, each opening onto its own terrace. And five Nordic baths, several just for you, to be enveloped by the Breton coolness under the stars.

The manor, still asleep across three levels, awaits only a breath to awaken — the promise of an architectural gesture worthy of those who will know how to see it.

And then, there is the garden. A registered botanical garden, a witness to a rare and precious landscape heritage, where every path tells a story: a labyrinth to lose yourself in with delight, a greenhouse vegetable garden, a singing waterfall, a mirror pond, a fire pit where evenings stretch late into the night. Such a garden, recognized for its value, is found but once.

Technical details: spring and 10,000-liter tank, greenhouse dedicated to the vegetable garden, geothermal installation with 8 boreholes, technical cabin for the boiler room and storage space.

Places like this are very rare — and a registered garden of this scale, almost never. This one awaits only you.

For more information or to arrange a private visit, contact me.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/