A place to live or a piece of territory. At the tip of Étel, where the Ria opens onto the horizon and where light accompanies every hour of the day, this 1850s building awaits a new chapter today. Here, water is never far away. It surrounds the property, accompanies the views, marks the seasons and gives this location a rare presence on the Breton coast. From sunrise to sunset, the Ria d'Étel becomes the permanent backdrop for this family home passed down through generations. Developing approximately 155 m² of living space, the property offers generous structure and volumes to be completely reimagined. A garage completes the ensemble, situated on nearly 5,850 m² of land at the heart of the point — a footprint that the coast no longer grants. The project calls for comprehensive, ambitious renovation that respects the history of the place. More than a simple rehabilitation, this is about revealing the potential of a heritage property that has become almost impossible to find in the area. In Ria d'Étel, certain locations can no longer be reproduced. Waterfront properties belong to a confidential market where value resides as much in the land as in the emotion of the site. This type of property is no longer built. It is passed down or seized when an opportunity appears. For lovers of singular locations, maritime heritage and characterful projects, this property offers a rare perspective of the Morbihan coastline. A property from the maï Collection. A project supported by maï. Visits and inquiries: Alexandre Doutreleau — 06 71 11 15 04