Shipowner’s house in Trestraou

Located 3 minutes walk from the beach of Trestraou, this house with the typical architecture of shipowners’ houses where bourgeois villas was built in the 1930s. It is called “Ker Avel”. The house perpetuates, over its 120 m2 of living space, the signs of its time: stone facade, original parquet, large windows overlooking the sea and the beach.

This family house with multiple possibilities of development, offers above all a privileged living environment, with its pretty garden. This charming house only needs an interior layout to restore it to its full glory.

The layout takes place according to the traditional forms of old residences. The entrance serves on one side, the living room with its beautiful fireplace, an extension overlooking the garden and on the other side a fitted kitchen open to the outside. At the end of the corridor, there is a bathroom and a separate water closet. Access to the first floor is via the wooden staircase and offers a space of 40 m2. The landing room has a bathroom with WC and two bright bedrooms with sea view.

On the second floor, we find two identical bedrooms on the first floor with a dressing room on the landing and still with a view of Trestraou. A property with undeniable character and ideally located, where everything comes together to consider a beautiful rehabilitation project. For holidays or year-round, it is ideally located being close to the beach, restaurants and all shops.