Mais Architecte, St Quay Portrieux

Just steps from the beaches and the center of Saint-Quay-Portrieux, in a sought-after area known for its quality of life and amenities (casino, shops, port), this 2009 architect-designed house boasts a unique identity inspired by Le Corbusier’s principles. From the entrance, the tone is set. The volumes, light, and materials interact in a distinctly contemporary spirit. The living room, the true centerpiece, captivates with its spectacular ceiling height and loft-style aesthetic, enhanced by a polished concrete floor and exposed concrete walls. This raw and elegant architecture is designed to endure and transcend trends. The separate kitchen continues this commitment to functionality, featuring a pantry and a veranda that naturally connects to the outdoors. The layout creates a smooth flow between living spaces, perfect for comfortable daily life and entertaining. The house offers approximately 148 m² of living space with a well-thought-out layout. On the ground floor, a master suite allows for single-level living. A study, currently set up as a music room, benefits from professional-grade soundproofing—a rare asset for enthusiasts or specialized uses. Upstairs, a second suite completes the sleeping area, accompanied by two cabin-style bedrooms that can be combined to create a true third bedroom as needed. A raised terrace extends this floor, offering a pleasant retreat with a subtle sea view. Outside, a ground-level terrace accessible from the living room invites you to enjoy sunny days in complete privacy. The architectural lines blend seamlessly into their surroundings, balancing modernity and discretion. Features include: - Geothermal heat pump system ensuring thermal comfort and energy efficiency - Garage with the potential to be converted into an additional ground-floor bedroom A distinctive property with bold architecture, sure to appeal to lovers of contemporary homes, unique volumes, and a privileged seaside lifestyle.
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