Located near the Valais beach, the only beach in Saint-Brieuc created in the 18th century by fishermen on foot which opens as far as the eye can see on the immense bay. A territory of sand, light and fresh air that runs to the horizon and bordered by the customs officers' path to reach the port of Légué. This magical place full of history and happiness reveals its colorful huts leaning against and nestled on the side of the cliff, which have always been part of the landscape. Not far from there, strewn nearly 70 m high on its rocky spur, a historic and archaeological site, overlooking the bay, the Tour de Cesson, built in 1395, built to protect the town of Saint-Brieuc and monitor maritime traffic. This magnificent prestigious residence built in 1920, with its view of the tower from the living room window, successively extended in 1950 and 1980, completely renovated in 2019 reveals all its brilliance. As soon as we enter, the care and taste brought to the renovation amaze us. The choice of colors, materials, spaces redefined and designed so that this property is part of a beautiful art of living. The huge POGGENPOHL kitchen, fitted and equipped, has been extended to install a central island to share moments of conviviality. The corridor where a glass and wood screen to replace the dark walls in order to see the living area gives a glimpse of the magnificent staircase that leads to the upper levels, entirely sanded so that it regains all its nobility of the Orme wood. Right next door, a small boudoir lounge area has taken its place to relax at the end of the meal. The old parquet floors have been restored in order to keep all the authenticity of the place, the high ceilings, the windows with transoms preserved. Through a door hidden in the wall we access the master bedroom, a small cocoon where it is good to curl up, with its large dressing cupboard, its shower room and private toilet. The large living room area with a surface area of 40 m2 has been fitted out on the garden side with its French windows, bathed in light throughout the day, its open fireplace in white marble, its large solid oak cupboards, all in perfect harmony. A veranda of about 17 m2, overlooking the garden, completes this space. Both in summer and in the late season, warm and sheltered during winter evenings, it allows us to admire the cedar of Lebanon and another of the Himalayas which are enthroned in the middle of the garden mixing with the rest of the vegetation. The staircase takes us to the 1st floor. A half-level hosts a bedroom with a glimpse of the sea and the bay of Saint-Brieuc. The private shower room with its period marble completely revisited with the greatest care make it a private space to welcome family and friends. An independent bathroom with WC completes this level. Continuing to walk upstairs, we access under the attic which receive two bedrooms, one of which has a private shower room and toilet. The property has a complete basement of about 105 m2 with access to the garden, a linen room, a laundry room, a cellar, storage spaces, a garage of about 36m2 with automated gate, direct access from the street as well as a service door accessing the back of the house. The garden of 2550m2 can accommodate a swimming pool. To visit without delay for lovers of beautiful residences. TGV station 10 mn, Commerce, School, College and High School nearby Port du légué 5 mn Energy class: DPE F 289 kWh/m2/year - GHG F 91 kg/CO2/m2/year Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use established from energy prices for the year 2021: between 2079 euros and 3800 euros Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https:// ... Sanitation compliant Contact Maryse STOURM: ... RSAC Saint-Brieuc 520 653 510 maryse STOURM (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC number: 520 653 510 - SAINT-BRIEUC. Features: - Balcony - Garage - Garden - Parking - Terrace
