LANILDUT

At the tip of Finistère... facing the islands of Ouessant and Molène near the pier for the islands of the Iroise Sea. PIERRES ET MER presents this vast and bright charming 16th century residence. Former house of Captain and Master of boats, rich shipowners, who operated on the northern coast of Brittany and the Iroise Sea in the 17th and 18th centuries when the port of Lanildut was fully active. From the upper floor, the building enjoys an exceptional view of the islands! The house made of cut stones taken from the quarries of Aber Ildut "well known for having provided the base of the Obelisk of the Place de la Concorde in Paris" has retained its authenticity! in 2018 the interior benefited from a quality renovation. Description: Resolutely designed to receive family and friends, this property offers on the ground floor a large living room of more than 55 m² with two cut stone fireplaces, one of which is in the open and equipped kitchen area, under the staircase. in stone a hallway serving as a laundry room, a bathroom with shower and WC. The upper floor is accessed by a magnificent stone staircase which leads to three bedrooms with sea view, WC. Via a second interior staircase and another exterior stone staircase you access a second accommodation which can communicate with the main one composed of a bedroom, a mezzanine, a dining room with open kitchen of more than 45 m², bathroom water, WC. An outbuilding to the south of the house of approximately 12 m² used as a boiler room, a garden delimited by embankments and old buildings usable for an extension, with a large choice of cut stones available on the property. Outside a gravelled parking lot, nearby a nicely highlighted well.

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