Guingamp, Brittany, Address available on request

A 91-hectare natural estate, with 76 continuous hectares, 25 minutes from the beaches, in the Léguer valley in western Brittany. From a departmental road, a communal lane leads up to the estate. The property's unoccupied meadows and woods, stretch out on either side. 500 m further on there is the area which has been built on, with the building which is now derelict. This is a typical Breton farmhouse measuring approximately 45 m long by 6 m wide. The oldest part of the house dates back to the 18th century. The inhabitable space is at the rear of the house, consisting of a small wooden cabin and a covered terrace. Around 2.5 hectares are surrounded by a high fence with a metal gate. This land overlooks the tarmac path. The 76 hectares of unoccupied land alternate between meadows and woods on either side of the road. This continues for around 1.3 km, up to a dead-end at the edge of the state-owned forest. Within a few kilometres of the property there are six plots of land which are also part of the estate, consisting of woodland and farmland under lease.