Just a few minutes from Crozon town center stands a historic house designed by architect Gaston Chabal*. He created a unique blend of styles, borrowing from the English picturesque while incorporating elements of Art Nouveau and Anglo-Norman style, for a refined and slightly formal result. Located on the southern slopes of Crozon, with unobstructed sea views in the background, this house offers a spacious kitchen that extends into a welcoming dining room. A living room accessible by an elegant staircase, a comfortable bedroom, a shower room, and a utility room complete this level. Upstairs, a landing leads to five welcoming bedrooms and a toilet. A garage is also attached to the house. The grounds include an outbuilding used for storage, with an additional bedroom, a shower room, and a kitchen area, offering additional development possibilities. - Possibility of acquiring an additional 900 m² and two houses to renovate - * "Gaston Chabal: born on August 19, 1882, in Brest, his father, Abel, was a renowned architect in the Brest region. The father and son quickly began an architectural collaboration that would leave their mark on the Finistère architectural landscape, primarily in the Crozon peninsula region. An architect for the Société Civile de la Plage de Morgat, he subdivided the land acquired by the Peugeot family and built second homes for English and urban clients." Brest Archives Listing submitted by Olivier Lintanf, sales agent - RSAC Brest: 415165356 - Not receiving any funds.