SIZUN, Brittany 29450

Located in the town of Sizun, in the heart of the Armorique Regional Natural Park, this heritage complex of nearly 14 hectares, crossed by its own millrace, is nestled at the end of a private road with no way out. Access is via a long driveway lined with unspoilt nature that leads to the property, offering absolute tranquility. In the heart of majestic landscapes, between the Monts d'Arre and the Drennec lake, this rare place benefits from an exceptional natural environment. Lulled by the murmurs of the river and its private millrace that gently winds through woods and meadows, this timeless hamlet invites contemplation and a return to the essentials. Protected from any intrusion, even from hunting, every corner seems to evoke an ancient history, in harmony with nature. Several outbuildings, to be renovated or converted, offer many possibilities of use. A perfect setting for those looking for calm, authenticity and a way of life in harmony with nature. The house, formerly used as stables, is warm and welcoming. It opens onto a large, bright living room, with high ceilings. Every detail exudes authenticity: a kitchen open to a convivial dining area, a living room with a Godin wood stove for peaceful evenings. Upstairs, three bright bedrooms, a bathroom and an attic space that can be converted under a pegged framework, make up a space imbued with tranquility. A house where you just have to put down your suitcases, especially since the roof has been completely redone. In the courtyard, old cobblestones bear witness to the time when carts delivered goods, offering a glimpse into the history of the place. The former miller's house, dating from 1846, offers a unique character and has great potential for renovation. The main room retains its original floor of large schist slabs and its magnificent fireplace. The second floor offers beautiful volumes as well as attic space with a magnificent exposed pegged framework in perfect condition, perfect for creating additional living spaces or guest rooms. This place captures the charm of yesteryear and calls for a respectful and inspired transformation, where the character of yesteryear remains intact. The first mill, built in 1750, was transformed into a gte in the 2000s. Although renovated at the time, it will require upgrading work to meet current standards. On two levels, it includes a kitchen open to a living room, a bedroom, and a shower room. Work will be necessary to modernize the facilities while preserving the soul of the place. The second mill, on three levels, remains to be renovated. It retains part of its original millstone, a precious vestige of the craft activity that animated the site until 1951. A sheepfold with its original bread oven and its monolithic granite pillar, completes this rare estate, offering infinite possibilities to extend the history of this place and imagine projects in harmony with the surrounding nature. These outbuildings offer real development potential and could be transformed into living space or a gte, while preserving its historic character. This estate is a true haven of peace, where the river, which winds gently through woods and meadows, becomes a mirror of the clouds while the 14 hectares of woods and meadows invite you to walk and contemplate. A refuge for souls in search of pure beauty, each tree and stone whispers a story of the past. Strolling through this natural setting, you will also discover a bridge dating from the Middle Ages, a remarkable structure composed of five schist piers, supporting a deck made of monumental slabs. This bridge adds a touch of history and authenticity to this place already full of charm. This place of life is much more than just a property: it is a real life project. It offers unique opportunities for those who wish to develop a tourist activity (gtes, bed and breakfasts), organise events (weddings, seminars), or simply live in the heart of nature, while enjoying a serene and peaceful life. Don't miss this chan