Just 4 km from the sea, majestically overlooking the Aven valley, this exceptional estate embodies the timeless elegance of Breton heritage. Listed as a Historic Monument (ISMH) since 1935, this historic property combines 15th-century architecture (circa 1450) with a 19th-century extension, reflecting several centuries of history, notably linked to the lord Jean de Cornouaille. Fully restored between 2000 and 2007, notably by the Compagnons du Devoir and the Perrault company—also involved in the reconstruction of the framework of Notre-Dame de Paris—the château now offers approximately 1,200 sqm of living space, where authenticity and contemporary comfort blend harmoniously. The estate extends over approximately 37 hectares of preserved natural surroundings, combining meadows, woodland, and open spaces, with exceptional panoramic views over the Aven. The château features expansive reception rooms with monumental fireplaces in Trégunc granite, a beautiful La Cornue fitted kitchen, several lounges and libraries, as well as a collection of elegant, themed suites designed to host guests in comfort and privacy. The upper floors are arranged around a spectacular spiral staircase leading up to a remarkable guard room beneath an exposed timber frame soaring to 15 meters in height. Numerous outbuildings complete the estate: a reconstructed 16th-century chapel, a renovated caretaker’s house, stables, a former flax drying house, a farmhouse of approximately 200 sqm in need of renovation, restored market halls in oak and Sizun slate, a 300 sqm storage hangar, as well as a natural filtered swimming pool. Equipped with a geothermal system with 12 boreholes serving the château, along with modern technical features, this is a rare property where history, architecture, and nature come together in an exceptional setting in Southern Brittany. Quimper TGV station is just 30 minutes away, with Paris reachable in 3 hours 30 minutes.