ARRADON, Brittany 56610

Where the tidespunctuate the daysand where the light changes every hour, this authentic Breton house from 1850 isa rare address, literallyopen to the sea. Builtfacing the horizon, with its feet in the water, the propertyenjoys direct access to the beach and an omnipresentsea view, offering that preciousfeeling of being in harmony with theelements. Behind its stone walls steepedin history, the house combines withelegancethe charm of the old and the comfort of acarefulrenovation carried outbetween 2011 and 2013 and then in 2024. From the entrance, the atmosphere is warm and soothing. The kitchen day, built around a stone fireplace, naturally invites you to convivial eveningsafter long daysby the water. The openings to the outsideextend the living spaces towards the garden and the sea, creatinga feeling of permanent freedom. The house developsabout 135 m² and offers a fluid and comfortable distribution. On thefirst floor of the main building, a landing leads to a bright bedroom, a bathroom with bath and shower and a separatetoilet. The bedroom and the bathroomboth benefit from a luxurious south-facing bikeoffering a pleasantsea view and natural light throughout the day. The other three bedrooms, locatedon one level, each have direct access to the outside, allowing everyone to enjoy a certain independenceand a privileged link with the garden and the marine environment. Two bathrooms completethe set for optimal comfort on a daily basis as well as ina second family residence. Outside, the wooded park of more than 2,300 m² gently accompanies the eye to the shore. The terrace, protectedfrom the prevailing winds, becomes a realplace to live to sharesummer lunches, contemplate the variations of the sky or simply listen tothe surf. Fiber optics for the workshower, motorized awning, integratedstorage, parking on the property: eachdetail hasbeen thought out to offer a simple, comfortable and sea-facinglife. An exceptional property on the waterfront, authentic and unique, for those who are looking above all for emotion, a preserved natural setting and an art of living to the rhythm of the Gulf of Morbihan.