Character house with sea view

ONLY AT ESPACES ATYPIQUES In Plestin-les-Grèves, facing the Grande Plage de Saint-Efflam, this old characterful building, once an iconic seafront hotel, has been renovated into a charming family home of approximately 180 sqm.

Located on the seafront, it offers breathtaking sea views, in a garden-free setting, ideal for fully enjoying beachfront living, without the hassle of exterior maintenance.

The ground floor opens onto a spacious living room, where the history of the place is highlighted by the presence of the old hotel bar, preserved and integrated into the living-dining room, creating a warm and friendly space. This room is bathed in light thanks to its large openings overlooking the sea. The adjoining kitchen, fitted and equipped, is a continuation of the style, designed for practical everyday use. This level also includes a master suite with a private bathroom, offering a soothing sea view. A boiler room, equipped with an oil-fired boiler, completes this level, providing a reliable and efficient heating solution.

On the first floor, three comfortable bedrooms welcome family and friends. They share a modern shower room equipped with a steam shower, as well as a separate toilet.

The second floor offers two additional bedrooms, a well-designed laundry room, a second shower room, and a toilet. A staircase leads to the attic, an unusual space bathed in natural light thanks to its skylights with sea views. This volume can be converted into an office, workshop, or storage space as needed. The sea becomes a natural extension of the house, with direct access to the beach. The shops, services, and schools of Plestin-les-Grèves are just a few minutes’ drive away.

This unique property will appeal to lovers of old architecture, looking for a place steeped in history, carefully revisited and facing the ocean.

ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: D

Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use based on energy prices for the year 2011-2012-2103: EUR1,721 (a new DPE is currently being produced) –