Reference: D2-21278BR
Seaside villa built in 1903 on the hillside with panoramic views of the sea. Remarkable 44 m² artist’s studio with a barrel-vaulted ceiling, sculpted fireplace, and expansive views. 18 m² Victorian-style veranda extends the living space and captures the garden and sea beyond. Independent studio and guest house.
Ideally located, just a few steps away from shops and all services, including the Lorient TGV station, which is 30 minutes away.
Elegant 1903 Seaside Villa with Panoramic Ocean Views
Perched on a gentle hillside with commanding sea views, this elegant villa—built in 1903—is a treasured piece of the town’s coastal heritage. Its refined yet understated exterior architecture features slate façades, granite-framed windows, corbelled details, a charming staircase tower, and a distinctive hipped roof.
Inside, the home retains all the charm of its era, showcasing exquisite wood paneling, molded ceilings, exposed beams, and an impressive central staircase. The ground floor welcomes you with a generous reception hall, leading to a bright kitchen, dining room, and a spacious living room. Soaring 3.4-meter ceilings and abundant natural light enhance the sense of grandeur. A delightful 18 m² Victorian-style veranda extends the living space and captures the garden and sea beyond.
First floor offers three bedrooms—two with sea views—and a bathroom.
Second floor, a fourth bedroom features an en-suite shower room.
The highlight is a stunning belvedere with a loggia, leading to a remarkable 44 m² artist’s studio. With its barrel-vaulted ceiling, sculpted fireplace, and expansive views stretching across the open sea, Morbihan coast, and the island of Groix, this room is truly one of a kind.
The nearly full basement includes a wine cellar and boiler room.
Energy class: F
Climate class: F
Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €6,550 and €8,900 per year. Average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022 and 2023.
Excessive energy consumption: Class F. From 1 January 2028, the performance level will be between classes A and E.
Set within a beautifully landscaped and fully enclosed park, the property also includes a 35 m² independent studio and a 20 m² garage (converted from a former stable), all accessible via an electric gate.
This unique property seamlessly combines architectural elegance, historic character, and a breathtaking maritime setting.
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