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Located in Pluguffan,
in the Finistère department, in the Brittany region...
An authentic stone farmhouse set in a green rural setting, within a hamlet comprising several houses, in the peaceful surroundings of Cornouaille, between Quimper and the southern Finistère coast.
With a current total floor area of 124m² spread over two levels, the house offers a warm atmosphere, including a pleasant living area centred around a wood-burning stove and opening onto a terrace. It includes four bedrooms and has been particularly well maintained, complemented by major recent works that have improved everyday comfort. Extending from the house, an adjoining building of 90m² over two levels (2 x 45m²) offers genuine potential for further development, particularly to extend the living space, create accommodation such as a gîte or guest rooms, or develop a self-employed professional activity.
The 3,400m² plot of land extends around a landscaped garden featuring remarkable three-hundred-year-old cypress trees. A large 223m² hangar completes the property and offers numerous possible uses, for example for storage or campervan storage.
Here, the character of the stone, the rural surroundings and the gentle pace of life in Cornouaille create a setting where it is easy to imagine taking the time to enjoy life.
in the Finistère department, in the Brittany region...
An authentic stone farmhouse set in a green rural setting, within a hamlet comprising several houses, in the peaceful surroundings of Cornouaille, between Quimper and the southern Finistère coast.
With a current total floor area of 124m² spread over two levels, the house offers a warm atmosphere, including a pleasant living area centred around a wood-burning stove and opening onto a terrace. It includes four bedrooms and has been particularly well maintained, complemented by major recent works that have improved everyday comfort. Extending from the house, an adjoining building of 90m² over two levels (2 x 45m²) offers genuine potential for further development, particularly to extend the living space, create accommodation such as a gîte or guest rooms, or develop a self-employed professional activity.
The 3,400m² plot of land extends around a landscaped garden featuring remarkable three-hundred-year-old cypress trees. A large 223m² hangar completes the property and offers numerous possible uses, for example for storage or campervan storage.
Here, the character of the stone, the rural surroundings and the gentle pace of life in Cornouaille create a setting where it is easy to imagine taking the time to enjoy life.
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Total floor area of the house: 124.00m² (Excluding the building adjoining the house and the hangar) |
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Ground floor |
72.53m² |
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Spacious living area Living room + lounge with a three-sided wood-burning stove: 23.65m² Open-plan fitted and equipped kitchen: 16.58m² |
40.23m² |
| Bedroom 1 | 11.88m² |
| Shower room | 8.18m² |
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Separate toilet |
1.00m² |
| Hallway with cupboards | 11.24m² |
Ground floor plan
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First floor |
51.47m² |
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Bedroom 2 |
14.20m² |
| Bedroom 3 | 8.35m² |
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Bedroom 4 |
8.85m² |
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Shower room |
7.26m² |
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Separate toilet |
1.14m² |
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Hallway + landing |
11.67m² |
First floor plan
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Other surfaces |
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Building adjoining the house over 2 levels (2 x 45m²) |
90m² |
| Hangar | 223m² |
| Terrace with access from the living area | 25m² |
| Plot of land with a landscaped, planted and well-maintained garden | 3,400m² |
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The peaceful commune of Pluguffan is located less than 10km from Quimper, in the heart of Cornouaille and close to the coast.
The house is set in a rural environment, away from the village centre, amid green surroundings crossed by footpaths and small country roads.
Pluguffan and its surroundings
A peaceful countryside setting, with Quimper and the coast just a few minutes away
The house is set in a rural environment, away from the activity of the village centre, while remaining just a few minutes from everyday amenities. The surrounding area therefore offers a peaceful and green setting, with the country lanes and small roads that characterise this part of the region.
- Shops are quickly accessible for everyday needs, with local amenities including food shops, bakeries, a butcher's shop, a florist, banks and insurance services. For a wider range of shops, Quimper town centre can be reached in around ten minutes from Pluguffan.
- Nursery and primary schools are accessible within a few minutes of the house, with two schools welcoming children from the first year of nursery school through to the final year of primary education. For secondary education, middle and high schools are located in Quimper, with dedicated school transport services from Pluguffan. The QUB network notably provides services adapted to school timetables, serving several schools in Quimper.
- Quimper railway station can be reached in around fifteen minutes from the house. It provides the main gateway to the rail network of southern Finistère, with connections in particular to Brest and Paris. Public transport also provides a link to the station from Pluguffan.
- Road links make it easy to travel to Quimper, Pont-l'Abbé and Douarnenez, all of which can be reached quickly from the area. The D785 provides access in particular to Quimper and Pont-l'Abbé, while the N165 connects to the main expressway in southern Finistère and facilitates travel towards Brest as well as Lorient and Nantes.
- The coast can be reached in around twenty minutes, with the beaches of Sainte-Marine and Île-Tudy among the closest.
Cornouaille, between land and sea
In the heart of a Cornouaille rich in heritage, culture and varied landscapes
Cornouaille and Quimper offer a region where a deeply Breton history, remarkable heritage and landscapes shaped by the land, rivers and coastline come together. From this part of Finistère, there is naturally much to discover, from the town and its heritage to wide open spaces and local food. Exploring its many attractions is enough to appreciate the full diversity of the area:
- Discover Quimper, a Town of Art and History, through its historic centre, timber-framed houses, ramparts, the banks of the Odet and Saint-Corentin Cathedral, then enjoy a lively town where shopping streets, cafés, restaurants, museums, performances and numerous events offer plenty of opportunities to go out and spend time together.
- Explore small historic towns such as Locronan, whose streets and old houses bear witness to its rich history, or stop in the towns and villages of Cornouaille to discover chapels, calvaries and other reminders of a heritage deeply rooted in Breton identity.
- Follow the Odet and admire the landscapes of its valley, then take the paths that gradually lead towards the estuaries and the sea. Further afield, the ports, beaches and rocky coastline of Cornouaille reveal an entirely different horizon, all the way to the spectacular landscapes of Cap Sizun and Pointe du Raz.
- Head for the coast, with its long beaches, harbours and maritime landscapes, from Audierne Bay to the Pays Bigouden, and discover this succession of coastlines that gives Cornouaille an identity deeply connected to the sea.
- Taste a cuisine that tells, in its own way, part of the story of Cornouaille, with fish and seafood, buckwheat galettes, crêpes, kouign-amann, local produce and Breton ciders. This culinary tradition can be enjoyed in markets, crêperies and restaurants, as well as directly from local producers.
A way of life shaped by the sea
With the sea close by, a familiar horizon that accompanies everyday life throughout the seasons
Here, the sea is never very far away. In around twenty minutes, the first beaches come into view, opening up a whole different world: the harbours of Sainte-Marine, the beaches of Combrit and Île-Tudy, walks by the water, terraces overlooking the Odet or long stretches of sand where you can simply enjoy the fresh air.
There are days when you set off for a real escape, a swim or a walk along the coast, and then there are all the others, when the sea simply becomes part of everyday life: going for a walk by the water, having a coffee in Sainte-Marine, taking a few steps along the quays of Île-Tudy or lingering over the view before heading home. The coast also lends itself to water sports, kayaking, paddleboarding, sea walking, cycling and walking along the coastal paths.
In Sainte-Marine, the small harbour, coves, pine trees and views over the Odet create a particularly gentle atmosphere, while Île-Tudy has a different charm, with its small fishermen's houses, narrow streets and beaches stretching for several kilometres. Between the two, the landscape is constantly changing, moving from estuary to ocean, from harbours to dunes and from coastal paths to wide sandy beaches.
And then there is the simple freedom to choose according to the mood of the moment. A beach for a few hours, a walk in the fresh air, lunch by the water, a trip out on the sea or simply the pleasure of looking out towards the horizon: the proximity of the coast offers countless reasons to leave the house, without the sea needing to be the destination for an entire day. As the seasons change, these same places reveal themselves differently, between the liveliness of the warmer months and the calm of the beaches out of season. The sea then becomes a familiar backdrop, always close by yet never quite the same.
Perhaps that is ultimately the charm of this house: enjoying the peace and space of the countryside while having the sea close enough for it to become part of everyday life. Not simply a place to spend a day, but a horizon that can be rediscovered often, according to the seasons and the mood of the moment.
There are days when you set off for a real escape, a swim or a walk along the coast, and then there are all the others, when the sea simply becomes part of everyday life: going for a walk by the water, having a coffee in Sainte-Marine, taking a few steps along the quays of Île-Tudy or lingering over the view before heading home. The coast also lends itself to water sports, kayaking, paddleboarding, sea walking, cycling and walking along the coastal paths.
In Sainte-Marine, the small harbour, coves, pine trees and views over the Odet create a particularly gentle atmosphere, while Île-Tudy has a different charm, with its small fishermen's houses, narrow streets and beaches stretching for several kilometres. Between the two, the landscape is constantly changing, moving from estuary to ocean, from harbours to dunes and from coastal paths to wide sandy beaches.
And then there is the simple freedom to choose according to the mood of the moment. A beach for a few hours, a walk in the fresh air, lunch by the water, a trip out on the sea or simply the pleasure of looking out towards the horizon: the proximity of the coast offers countless reasons to leave the house, without the sea needing to be the destination for an entire day. As the seasons change, these same places reveal themselves differently, between the liveliness of the warmer months and the calm of the beaches out of season. The sea then becomes a familiar backdrop, always close by yet never quite the same.
Perhaps that is ultimately the charm of this house: enjoying the peace and space of the countryside while having the sea close enough for it to become part of everyday life. Not simply a place to spend a day, but a horizon that can be rediscovered often, according to the seasons and the mood of the moment.
Highlights:
- Peaceful and green surroundings close to Quimper
- Authentic south-facing stone farmhouse
- Beautiful living area centred around a three-sided wood-burning stove
- Recent works including external wall insulation, heat pump, mechanical ventilation, new window and door frames and Velux roof windows
- Well-maintained slate roof and compliant electrical installation
- Building adjoining the house offering 90m² of potential for conversion
- Large 223m² hangar with a wide range of possible uses
- Three-hundred-year-old cypress trees giving the garden a distinctive character
- Coast and beaches accessible in around twenty minutes
A selection of beaches in the area
Year of construction:
1860
Annual amount of the tax "taxe foncière":
€ 555
Type of heating:
Heat pump + wood-burning stove
Rating procedures:
€ 385,000
The measurements and layouts provided on this site have been made with the utmost care; however, plans, dimensions, and arrangements are for reference only and are not contractual.
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Paco
06 66 13 84 47
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Chantal
06 65 74 81 34
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