A remarkable 1930s house in the heart of New Town

Designed in 1933 by architect Camille Jasseron as his own residence, this elegantly renovated character house occupies a unique place in Lorient’s architectural heritage.

Built in the heart of the highly sought-after Nouvelle-Ville district, close to amenities and the marina, it elegantly exemplifies the bourgeois architecture of the interwar period, preserving its precious ornamental features, now enhanced by a renovation that respects its original character and is highly energy-efficient. Its generous proportions, accommodating six or seven bedrooms or offices, as well as two bathrooms, offer considerable flexibility in layout.

A true signature of its designer, the façade, listed as a remarkable building by the City of Lorient, expresses all the elegance of 1930s architecture, with its mosaics, moldings, ironwork, and the design of its windows.

From the entrance, the bright, open-plan living spaces unfold, extending this character through a restrained and refined renovation.

The ground floor, completely redesigned in a contemporary style, offers beautiful, light-filled living spaces where modern elements blend harmoniously with the house’s original character. The fitted and equipped kitchen, open to the living room with its inviting fireplace, itself opens onto a west-facing terrace and a charming landscaped garden. Preserved in its original form, the former architect’s office is one of the property’s most iconic rooms, featuring a remarkable custom-built bookcase, a double molded door, and plasterwork details. The various spaces now allow for the creation of a comfortable family home, a project combining living and working space, or an environment conducive to artistic or independent activities.

At the rear of the garden, an outbuilding, formerly the architect’s apprentices’ workshop, completes the property. Ready to be reimagined according to one’s desires, it offers multiple possibilities for conversion: an artist’s studio, a separate office, a guest house, or a space dedicated to a new project.

This address benefits from a particularly desirable neighborhood atmosphere, where shops, schools, a market, and services punctuate daily life, while remaining within easy reach of the city center and the port.

Steeped in history, enhanced by preserved architecture and a renovation that respects its original character, this characterful residence designed by Camille Jasseron offers a rare living environment in the heart of Lorient. A unique address where heritage, architecture, and the art of living naturally converge.

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): Energy Class C, Climate Class C. The estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022, and 2023, range from EUR2,430 to EUR3,360.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Guylaine Pelletier – 06.10.38.87.78 RSAC Lorient: 834653214