In Trélévern, just 1 km from the beach and local shops, this architect-designed house from 1993 offers a rare living environment, combining tranquility, space, and proximity to the coast.
Nestled at the end of a path in a dead-end, it enjoys a particularly peaceful setting while remaining easily accessible. The house is not isolated but benefits from a genuine sense of calm and privacy.
In Trélévern, just 1 km from the beach and local shops, this architect-designed house from 1993 offers a rare living environment, combining tranquility, space, and proximity to the coast.
Nestled at the end of a path in a dead-end, it enjoys a particularly peaceful setting while remaining easily accessible. The house is not isolated but benefits from a genuine sense of calm and privacy.
Originally designed to favor mainly single-level living, it offers about 180 m² of living space on the ground floor, complemented upstairs by a 28 m² bedroom with a washbasin area and an attic.
The architecture plays with volumes, ceiling heights, and orientations. The living room, notable for its cathedral ceiling, is one of the house’s highlights and provides a wonderful sense of space.
The layout allows enjoyment of different orientations throughout the day. To the north, the openings offer distant sea views, while the south-facing exposure ensures plenty of sunlight.
The landscaped and flowered garden, pleasant and well-maintained, naturally complements the house. Its trees provide shaded areas during sunny days, creating various outdoor living spaces.
A layout designed for single-level living
From the entrance, generous volumes set the tone. A spacious entryway with a closet harmoniously distributes the living and sleeping areas.
On the reception side, the living room with cathedral ceiling opens onto the dining room and open kitchen. The kitchen has a particularly practical layout, with direct access to the laundry room, which is also accessible from the entrance.
The sleeping area currently offers ample accommodation with an office, five bedrooms, a shower room, and a bathroom.
One of the bedrooms, benefiting from a high ceiling, includes a bathroom with a shower. Separated from the other bedrooms, it offers a particularly interesting possibility: to imagine an independent and comfortable master suite, depending on the future owners’ plans.
The upper floor houses a large 28 m² bedroom with a washbasin area, as well as an attic. This space can suit a teenager, guests, or a more personal area, depending on needs.
The basement completes the property with a double garage and a wine cellar, providing highly appreciated storage and parking spaces. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/