Pont-l'Abbé, Brittany 29120

A group of country homes, nestled within the land of megaliths, five kilometres from the beach in southern Brittany. The property is located at the end of a country road, which traverses a wood, goes around the basin of a former wash-house, passes low stone walls and flowerbeds at the foot of the buildings, before finally arriving at the former 'courtyard' farm. The whole was built in successive stages up through the late 19th century and starting with the building from the first quarter of the 17th century. Each of the dwellings, completely or partially renovated between 2004 and 2019, has two storeys, is built out of granite rubble stone and topped with slate gable roofs.To the north, the principal wing, extending from the original edifice and, today, made up of three adjacent and aligned sections, faces south towards the courtyard, while, at its centre, the large land tenancy dwelling from the 17th century is waiting to be converted and is flanked by two guest houses: a smaller one, abutting its western gable end and forming the courtyard's northwest corner and, a larger one, adjacent to its eastern gable end. In addition, the main dwelling, with north-south exposure, faces the northern wing and is extended to the south by a patio surrounded by a low stone wall.As for the second dwelling, facing east-west, it forms the eastern border of the courtyard, while a parking area was created next to its eastern exterior, along the country road.Lastly, an outbuilding used as a barn and located at a right angle to the smaller guesthouse, encloses the courtyard to the west.