Penmarch, Brittany 29760

In Brittany, with sea view, a traditional 120 m² house. Located at the end of a residential cul-de-sac, the plot is bounded by a low stone wall. The house is built a little set back from the public road, which runs along its north façade. A pedestrian promenade path surrounds the property on the west and south. The dwelling is one level high. In the style of the 1950s, the masonry is rubble with plaster. Window frames are made of cut granite stone. Flanked by two chimney gables, the two-mass pitched slate roof is oriented to the north and south. Two long sloped skylights illuminate the upper floor. A garage is attached to the east. The main entrance is centered on the north façade and a secondary access is located to the west. On the south, a French door opens onto the garden. The joinery is PVC, with electrically centralized rolling shutters on the ground floor or manually operated on the upper floor.