CARANTEC, Brittany 29660

Located in a very quiet street in Carantec, this 200 m building from 1935 is the first concrete structure built in Brittany. Designed by an Alsatian architect on a 625 m plot, this house with a basement named 'Avel Gwalarn' offers stunning views of the Ile Callot from the first floor, promising magnificent sunsets over Saint-Pol-de-Lon and Roscoff. The concrete slabs provide optimal sound insulation between the three levels. The ground floor consists of a garage, a laundry room, a wine cellar, a workshop, as well as a living area and a shower room with toilets, allowing for intimate gatherings with family and friends. The upper level welcomes you with a warm hall. After leaving behind the beautiful fir staircase, you enter the living/dining room, and despite the inherent charm of the room, generated by its beautiful ceiling height and granite fireplace, your gaze is drawn directly to the Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Callot, which can be spotted through the veranda. This latter, benefiting from the advantage of a south-west exposure, promises you privileged moments in the beautiful season. The adjoining bedroom offers the same perspective. On the top floor await three spacious bedrooms, from where you can contemplate even more superbly the Ile Callot, the pearl of Morlaix Bay, the Chapelle Notre-Dame du Kreisker, the Cathedral of Saint-Paul Aurlien, and the Port du Bloscon in the background. (3.46% fees inclusive of tax payable by the buyer.) This description has been automatically translated from French.