BRITTANY – MORBIHAN – Renovated 19th-century farmhouse – Price: €775,000 (Agency fees: 3.33% including VAT, payable by the buyer, i.e., €750,000 excluding fees).
Possibility of a deferred payment plan (Initial capital: €687,000, monthly payment: €1,667 over 5 years).
In the heart of the Pays du Roi Morvan, in the verdant countryside of Le Faouët and along a hiking trail, discover this exceptional collection of authentic 19th-century stone buildings, totaling approximately 1,000 m² of floor space, set on nearly 8 hectares of woodland and meadows.
This charming and characterful property offers significant potential for a variety of family and/or professional projects involving public access (restaurants, tourist accommodations, sports facilities, educational farms, event venues, etc.).
It comprises the following:
A 140 sq m (1,507 sq ft) main house, including on the ground floor: a spacious and bright living room with a fireplace and tiled floor, a fitted and equipped kitchen, a WC, and a master suite with an en-suite shower room and WC; upstairs: three bedrooms, two with WCs and shower rooms, and one with a WC and washbasin that could be converted into a shower room.
A second 590 sq m (6,353 sq ft) building, a former farmhouse with a long, L-shaped extension, which housed a unique museum for almost 40 years. This multi-purpose space is wheelchair accessible and includes: on the ground floor: a 100 sq m reception room with paved flooring and a fireplace, restrooms, and 8 interconnected rooms; upstairs: 3 reception rooms, a kitchen, an office, an attic, and a 3-bedroom apartment requiring renovation, comprising an office, an open-plan kitchen/living room, a shower room, and a separate toilet. Change of use to residential is permitted for the entire building.
A THIRD BUILDING, constructed of stone, measuring 160 sq m over two levels, includes on the garden level: a 90 sq m reception room and restrooms; upstairs: a 60 sq m reception room. This third building extends into a large, open-sided covered courtyard of 180 sq m with a slate roof. Change of use to residential is permitted for the entire building (excluding the covered courtyard).
A 300 sq m (3,229 sq ft) warehouse with a concrete floor and a large outdoor parking area complete this property.
The property includes a bread oven and a well that can supply water to the entire property.
The entire property is protected by a video surveillance system with an alarm.
Formerly used as a museum, this property is classified as a Category 5 public access building (ERP) with accessibility for people with reduced mobility (PRM).
Location: The wooded hiking trails bordering the property lead, among other sites, to the iconic 15th-century Sainte Barbe Chapel – 40,000 visitors per year – (a 10-minute walk along a paved path). Built on a hillside overlooking the Ellé Valley, its banks are ideal for relaxing walks and salmon fishing.
By car:
The shops of Le Faouët, its famous 16th-century listed market hall, and its renowned painters’ museum are 3 minutes away (15 minutes on foot via a hiking trail).
The Lorient-Roscoff road (departmental road) is 4 minutes away.
Lorient and its coastline are 35 minutes away.
Vannes is 1 hour away.
The town of Le Faouët is a must-see tourist destination in the Pays du Roi Morvan region, with its painters’ museum (a listed “Musée de France”), its 16th-century market hall, and its two 15th-century chapels (Sainte Barbe and Saint Fiacre), as well as its six marked hiking trails, among the most popular in the Pays du Roi Morvan.
This area appeals to those who enjoy ecotourism or slow tourism. Tourists appreciate the opportunity to disconnect thanks to the natural beauty (rivers, valleys, forests) and the built heritage (churches, chapels, museum). The central Brittany location is highly desirable as it allows easy access to other tourist destinations in the region, without suffering from the overcrowding of the coastline in the height of summer.
Energy rating: E Climate rating: B
Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between €1,970 and €2,720 per year.
By car:
The shops of Le Faouët, its famous 16th-century listed market hall, and its renowned painters' museum are 3 minutes away (15 minutes on foot via a hiking trail).
The Lorient-Roscoff road (departmental road) is 4 minutes away.
Lorient and its coastline are 35 minutes away.
Vannes is 1 hour away.