House in Plouguenast-Langast, Côtes-d'Armor

This remarkable stone property, built in 1863, sits proudly at the end of a quiet lane, offering privacy, space and timeless Breton charm. Arriving along the gravelled driveway, the scale of the house immediately impresses, with ample parking for numerous vehicles and a welcoming sense of arrival.

Inside, a wide entrance hallway sets the tone with tiled underfloor heating and a high ceiling that enhances the feeling of space. To the left is a large room with a woodburner, currently used as a games room but easily adaptable into a generous ground‑floor bedroom. At the end of the hallway, a door leads directly to the rear garden, ideal for summer living. This level also includes a practical laundry room, a WC, and a spacious bathroom perfectly positioned for use when coming in from the garden or pool.

Opposite the games room is the main lounge, a bright, inviting space with a woodburner set into the fireplace. Stairs rise from this room to the first floor. Beyond the lounge is the kitchen, designed for sociability and everyday comfort. A large U‑shaped island houses the oven and hob, with bar stools creating a natural gathering point. A wood‑fired stove adds warmth and character, and underfloor heating continues throughout both the lounge and kitchen.

Off the kitchen is a beautiful summer room, with exposed beams and a stone floor—an atmospheric space perfect for relaxing in any season. This room opens directly onto the garden. A further door leads from the kitchen into the annex, set at a right angle to the main house. Here you’ll find a shower room, WC and storage area, offering flexibility for guests, hobbies or future development.

The first floor features a large open landing and four spacious bedrooms, along with a family bathroom. Through an impressive archway lies the main bedroom, a standout space with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and its own en‑suite shower room and WC. A second staircase leads to two additional bedrooms and a generous family area, creating a wonderful upper‑floor retreat.

Outside, the rear garden is designed for enjoyment and leisure. There is a dedicated pétanque court, a stone barbecue, and an in‑ground 50m² saltwater swimming pool with a new liner, heated by a heat‑exchange pump. The pool is partly enclosed by fencing and has a security cover. The gardens are beautifully maintained, offering shaded areas and mature planting. An additional field is included in the sale.

This home has been loved and meticulously maintained by its current owners, who have relied on trusted local artisans to care for the property in their absence—and are happy to share those contacts with future owners. Important updates include insulation completed in 2022, rewiring and partial re‑roofing in 2008, and a new water tank installed in 2024. Throughout the house you’ll find stunning wooden floors, exposed beams and high ceilings that celebrate its historic character.

A truly exceptional property that must be seen to be fully appreciated.

St Malo is 1.5 hours by car, Rennes is just over an hours drive, St Brieuc is 35 minutes by car. The medieval town of Moncontour is 15 minutes drive away.

Measurements of individual rooms available on request.
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