Reference: D2-21335BR
Charming 19th-century Breton estate near Locronan, Douarnenez, and Crozon. On 1.6 ha, it offers a 5-bedroom main house, two spacious gîtes (with potential for a third), outbuildings, play areas, pond, and compliant systems. Ideal as family residence or hospitality business.
Perfectly situated just 10 minutes from Locronan, 15 minutes from the sandy beaches of Douarnenez, and 25 minutes from the wild beauty of the Crozon Peninsula
Between Land and Sea — A Restored Breton Property with Gîtes and Guest Rooms
Perfectly situated just 10 minutes from Locronan, 15 minutes from the sandy beaches of Douarnenez, and 25 minutes from the wild beauty of the Crozon Peninsula, this 1.6-hectare property offers a rare combination of privacy, charm, and versatility. Currently operated as a hospitality business with gîtes and guest rooms, it could just as easily become a welcoming family estate — with no renovation required.
A Preserved Setting
Hidden in the heart of nature, with no neighbouring houses, the property is arranged around a 1,900 m² courtyard framed on three sides by traditional granite-and-slate buildings. At the rear stands the main house, dating from the late 19th century, flanked to the west by a longère converted into two spacious gîtes of approximately 100 m² each, with scope to create a third. Two former outbuildings complete the enclosure.
The Main House — 280 m² of Warm Elegance
A charming entrance hall with large granite-slab flooring leads on one side to a sitting room with a monumental granite fireplace fitted with a wood stove, and on the other to a dining room with a fireplace fitted with a gas stove, a well-appointed kitchen, and a pantry.
The first floor features a landing, a small office, and two generously sized bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms/WC and a kitchenette. The master bedroom retains its period wood-panelled walls.
The second floor offers three further bedrooms, each with its own shower room. Throughout, the décor is warm and refined, blending character features with quality finishes.
Energy class: D
Climate class: A
Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €3,170 and €4,350 per year. Average energy prices based on 2021, 2022, and 2023 data.
Gîtes — Bright, Spacious, and Comfortable
The two operational gîtes are flooded with natural light, featuring large through-living rooms with high ceilings, opening onto private gardens. Each offers two or three upstairs bedrooms, comfortably accommodating a family. Decoration and fittings are both tasteful and practical.
Outbuildings and Grounds
Former stables have been transformed into children’s playrooms. In the landscaped park, a picturesque pond collects rainwater, while an outdoor play area provides activities for younger guests. The property is equipped with a compliant micro-station sewage system with a capacity for 22 people.
Key Features
- 1.6 hectares of land in a preserved, quiet location
- Main house with 5 en-suite bedrooms
- Two large, fully equipped gîtes
- Potential to create a third gîte
- Family or hospitality use with immediate operational potential
- Close to beaches, heritage towns, and tourist attractions
A ready-to-enjoy property offering authentic Breton charm, modern comfort, and excellent income potential — all in a tranquil yet accessible location.
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