Just a few kilometers from the wild beaches of the Pays d’Iroise, in the commune of Ploudalmézeau, this 17th-century flour mill offers a rare living environment in perfect harmony with its natural surroundings.

Fully renovated by a renowned architectural firm based in Brest, it elegantly combines the charm of historic stonework with the clean lines of contemporary architecture.

Nestled at the heart of an estate spanning nearly 4 hectares, the 155 m² mill opens onto a spacious, light-filled living area. A spectacular 3×5 meter picture window on the southwest gable, paired with a ribbon window on the southeast side, brings the outdoors in. The polished concrete flooring provides cohesion and a sense of calm to this 46 m² space, which includes a minimalist open-plan kitchen. A wood-burning stove enhances the cozy ambiance, while a wooden terrace invites you to take in the sweeping views of the eco-grazed meadows.

On this level, a pantry accessible via a second entrance conceals an old stone fireplace, further enhancing the character of the property. A guest toilet with hand basin completes the floor.

A few steps higher, the architecture becomes bolder: a suspended ?wooden cube,’ reminiscent of a belvedere, houses a bright lounge that seems to float above the landscape. Extending from it is a mezzanine overlooking the main living space. This distinctive area, currently used as a studio and office, includes a water point and restroom. From here, you can access a sleek and elegant master suite with walk-in wardrobe and private bathroom.

The top floor is entirely dedicated to children: two attic bedrooms, a bathroom, and a play area. The naturally toned wooden flooring adds warmth and comfort to this level.

In addition, several outbuildings enhance the property. Three renovated former barns provide a garage, a workshop, and a garden equipment shed.

Meticulously reimagined, this mill is much more than a residence?it is an architectural haven, a continuous dialogue between stone and glass, between history and modernity, between humankind and nature.

Ideally located just minutes from the beaches, shops, and services of Ploudalmézeau, and only 25 minutes from Brest, this character-filled property will appeal to lovers of the atypical, architecture enthusiasts, nature preservationists, and horse owners alike.

For those seeking to expand their life project or guest hosting opportunities, an independent gîte nestled on the same estate is also available as an optional addition to the mill (Reference: 1510EAF).

Contact: Karen +33 7 89 24 21 17
RSAC: 811 597 681 Brest

Energy class: D / Climate class: B
Estimated annual energy costs: between €1,770 and €2,450 (based on 2021 rates)

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