Charming longhouse close to Sainte-Barbe Beach — between nature, heritage and ocean.

Just minutes from Sainte-Barbe Beach in Plouharnel, this Breton longhouse built before 1900 is set in an environment that has become almost impossible to find on the Morbihan coastline: over 5,670 m² of land combining open pasture, wooded areas and unspoiled nature. Calm prevails, the landscape evolves with the seasons — and the ocean remains at the end of the road.

Located on the route leading to the dunes and beach, the address offers a precious balance: immediate proximity to the coast, without the hustle and bustle of the most frequented areas.

Inside, the longhouse spans 236 m² of living space across ten rooms: five bedrooms, four bathrooms or shower rooms, a fitted and equipped kitchen, and the generous volumes characteristic of old buildings in southern Brittany — the substance, the thickness of the walls, the presence. A garage is also included, and the south-facing exposure brings light throughout the year.

The 1980s renovation provides a solid foundation that allows for all levels of project: simple modernization, contemporary reinterpretation or ambitious renovation to fully reveal the character of the place. With five bedrooms and four water points, the house already lends itself to large gatherings — family home, friends' house, hospitality project.

Pre-1900 longhouses will not be rebuilt: only those that already exist remain.

A project supported by maï.
Visits and inquiries: Alexandre Doutreleau — 06 71 11 15 04