Villa Rostrenen - 4 bedrooms - 152m²

Brittany, Côtes-d'Armor, near to Rostrenen, in a commune with an architectural and landscaped heritage renowned for its outstanding quality.

29 ha (29 acres) of pastureland with a small woodland area.You have to go to the end of the lane to reach the granite stone buildings that form a landscape framed by gently hummocky hills, descending from the wooded heights to the hedge-lined pastures.The Breton spirit, peopled by fairies, can be found in each of these large, solid stones, which tell the story of many centuries of history.

Several of the buildings, which have been altered many times, are now awaiting their next destiny.

Each window is like a lookout in this setting of permanent greenery.

Pleasant and bright, the kitchen welcomes visitors.

A lounge where you can curl up with a roaring fire gives access to the first floor, where you'll find 4-5 bedrooms and a bathroom.

The house, which is insulated with hemp, is air-heated, with a superb wood-burning cooker providing heat for simmering dishes or baking bread.Two recently renovated buildings, with douglas fir cladding, house the fodder and equipment, while the other houses the stables.Organised as an indoor stable with 5 boxes measuring 4.30 x 3.50, a grooming and shower area, an echo bar, a grain and saddlery room and indoor access to the stalls, this stable offers modular spaces that can be adapted to suit different needs and animals.In this hamlet, which is very close to the property, stables that were once houses hide the relics of their monumental fireplaces, door and window frames, and ivy clinging to the granite partially conceals a very beautiful bread oven, the vault of which is intact.

This would be a wonderful site for combining tourism with agriculture.

Currently dedicated to horses, the property is suitable for all types of livestock, including dogs.

There is water everywhere, a spring that oozes onto the driveway, a stream and an unused well.

The land is clean, with no chemical inputs for the past 20 years, and is in a protected catchment area.

29 ha are grouped together with two detached plots, ideal for weaning, including 16 ha fenced, 4 ha dedicated to hay, and 9 ha of woodland.

A havraincourt ring can be used to test first jumps or as a paddock for first outings.

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Grassland property on 29 ha

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Ref : 102799DHI848 - Date : 09/07/2025