



In Moguériec, a small coastal port of Sibiril, in northern Finistère, this architect's house with sea view enjoys an exceptional location facing the ocean, the beach and the lighthouse. A former fisherman's house reinterpreted by a renowned architect, it offers a contemporary, bright architecture that is resolutely open to the coast. Here, the sea accompanies every moment, with direct access to the water and the fine sandy beaches. The living room is the heart of the house. The largely glazed living room opens onto the wooden terrace, the enclosed garden and a spectacular maritime panorama. The dining room asserts a singular personality with its plant décor, its graphic lines and its high ceilings. A suspended staircase, a real architectural element, structures the space while preserving transparency and perspectives towards the ocean. Set back, the contemporary kitchen, fitted and equipped, communicates naturally with the reception areas. The electric underfloor heating ensures homogeneous comfort, complemented by a wood stove which brings a warm atmosphere to evenings facing the sea. The ground floor also hosts a sleeping area with shower room, ideal for entertaining family or friends, as well as a laundry room and a separate toilet. Upstairs, the mezzanine open to the living room extends the feeling of volume. Currently converted into an office, it can easily be partitioned to create an additional bedroom. The circulation, bordered by frosted glass railings, retains all the lightness of the whole. A panoramic roof terrace is one of the major assets of this seaside property. Open 180 degrees to the ocean, it reveals a breathtaking view of the Guillec cove, the island of Sieck, the jetty, the beach and the ballet of the boats. The first bedroom has direct access to this terrace, while the second enjoys a remarkable view of the sea and the Moguériec lighthouse. A bathroom with toilet and storage space complete this level. Outside, the enclosed and landscaped garden faces the sea in a preserved seaside atmosphere. The wooden terrace extends the interior spaces and invites you to eat, relax and contemplate. A woodshed and an annex space provide additional storage solutions. A large covered carport allows the parking of two vehicles. The house also has a central vacuum, a rainwater recovery system supplying the washing machine and toilets, fiber and a connection to the sewerage. The location also makes it easy to reach the coastal paths and to enjoy on a daily basis an environment sought after for its quality of life. Lovers of hiking, swimming, sailing or simply wide horizons will appreciate this immediate proximity to the coast. The configuration of the house, its various sleeping areas and its generous openings meet the expectations of a family life as well as those of a comfortable holiday home. Its architecture, its direct access to the sea, its panoramic terrace and its unobstructed views make it a rare property on the real estate market on the north coast of Breton Finistère. This atypical property without work combines a rare location, architecture, light and omnipresent sea view. A turnkey house, ideal as a main or secondary residence, but also suitable for a rental project on the coast of northern Brittany. A unique place to enjoy Moguériec, its port, its beaches and a privileged maritime environment. The sale price is 950,000 euros agency fees included, payable by the seller. Contact: Sandrine on 06 22 26 84 76 RSAC: 852 199 579 BREST ENERGY CLASS: C / 176 kWh/m2/year. CLIMATE CLASS: A / 5 kg CO2/m2/year. Estimated annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 1,630 euros and 2,330 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website:. Sandrine GAVESTON (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC number: 852 199 579 - BREST.
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Property ID: 310108590646
Original Property ID: EDENI-117336117