Perched in the small streets that run along the quay, in the heart of Camaret, this early 20th-century house has been carefully renovated by an architect to optimize its layout and provide absolute comfort. At the back, it features a charming enclosed and sunny garden.

The entrance opens into a beautiful 20 m² through-room, organized around a discreet and functional kitchen, and a living area dominated by the elegant staircase, with large bay windows opening onto the garden. A traditional cast-iron wood stove will bring warmth next winter.

Upstairs, a small bedroom or study adjoins the main bedroom of about 20 m², which includes a shower and discreetly integrated toilet. The staircase continues to the second floor, where another spacious and comfortable bedroom offers views of the sea and the harbor.

The décor features sober, harmonious colors, a peaceful atmosphere, and perfectly organized space.

Opening both onto the garden and onto the street, a former barn has been converted into a loft with a large open living space, a shower room with toilet, and a mezzanine bedroom. The house is therefore versatile and can easily accommodate 7 to 8 people.

The garden extends the living space in complete privacy behind its walls, shaded by two beautiful trees.

This easy-to-live-in house allows you to fully enjoy the lively atmosphere and beautiful viewpoints of Camaret, all within walking distance.
The quay is less than a 2-minute walk away, and the harbor only slightly further.

Technical features:
Electric heating in addition to the wood stove.
Mains drainage.

Sale price including fees: €420,000
Fees payable by the buyer
Fees: 5% of the price excluding fees
Sale price excluding fees: €400,000

Energy rating: F
Climate rating: C

Housing with excessive energy consumption: Class F. From 1 January 2028, the performance level will be between classes A and E.
Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €2,190 and €2,970 per year. Prices indexed as at 1 January 2021.
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