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3km from the town centre of Fouesnant, in Beg-Meil, in the Finistère department, in the Brittany region...
Authentic stone-built family home (early 20th century), located in a peaceful, rural setting, close to all amenities.
Offering a living area of 236m² (Carrez / 280m² total floor area), the house is arranged over three levels.
The ground floor features convivial living spaces, including a spacious dual-aspect lounge opening onto the terrace and garden through a pleasant veranda, complemented by seven bedrooms spread over the upper floors.
With its wood panelling, exposed beams, solid wood floors, central staircase and generous ceiling height, the house exudes charm and character.
It opens onto a lush, tree-filled and flower-filled garden of 1,145m², home to a wide variety of species, including fruit trees. Facing south, this green haven is dotted with many delightful corners inviting peace and quiet, accessed via a pleasant 70m² natural stone terrace.
The seaside resort of Beg-Meil, set on a headland, offers a variety of beaches just a few minutes away from the house, on foot or by bike (1.5km).
Authentic stone-built family home (early 20th century), located in a peaceful, rural setting, close to all amenities.
Offering a living area of 236m² (Carrez / 280m² total floor area), the house is arranged over three levels.
The ground floor features convivial living spaces, including a spacious dual-aspect lounge opening onto the terrace and garden through a pleasant veranda, complemented by seven bedrooms spread over the upper floors.
With its wood panelling, exposed beams, solid wood floors, central staircase and generous ceiling height, the house exudes charm and character.
It opens onto a lush, tree-filled and flower-filled garden of 1,145m², home to a wide variety of species, including fruit trees. Facing south, this green haven is dotted with many delightful corners inviting peace and quiet, accessed via a pleasant 70m² natural stone terrace.
The seaside resort of Beg-Meil, set on a headland, offers a variety of beaches just a few minutes away from the house, on foot or by bike (1.5km).
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Total living space: 236.4m² (Excluding the veranda and attic) (Carrez law surfaces: only areas with a ceiling height of at least 1.80m are included) |
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Ground floor Living areas |
112.3m² |
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Spacious living room with granite fireplace (open hearth) Lounge 1 (TV room) with access to the outdoors: 27.0m² Lounge 2 (open to the veranda): 26.6m² |
53.6m² |
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Fitted kitchen and dining room with access to the terrace and garden |
28.9m² |
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Utility room / Laundry with outside access |
9.0m² |
| Entrance hall with built-in cupboards | 6.2m² |
| Separate toilet | 1.6m² |
| Boiler room with access from the outside | 13.0m² |
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Ground floor Non-habitable surface (not included in calculation as not currently heated) |
16.0m² |
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Veranda with access from the lounge and to the terrace and garden |
16.0m² |
Ground floor plan
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First floor (Partly under sloping ceilings – Carrez surfaces) (*) |
91.1m² |
| Bedroom 1 (master suite) | 20.3m² |
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Bedroom 2 |
11.6m² |
| Bedroom 3 | 11.4m² |
| En-suite shower room | 2.3m² |
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Bedroom 4 (Floor area: 14m²) |
8.5m² |
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Bedroom 5 (Floor area: 13m²) |
8.3m² |
| Separate toilet | 1.1m² |
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Bathroom (bath / shower / double washbasin) (Floor area: 10m²) |
5.4m² |
| Corridor / Library area | 4.5m² |
| Landing 1 & 2 | 17.7m² |
(*) Carrez law surfaces: only areas with a ceiling height of at least 1.80m are included.
First floor plan
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Second floor (Under sloping ceilings – Carrez surfaces) (*) |
33.0m² |
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Bedroom 6 (Floor area: 19m²) |
16.6m² |
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Bedroom 7 (Floor area: 9.4m²) |
7.8m² |
| Shower room | 2.5m² |
| Separate toilet | 1.5m² |
| Landing | 4.6m² |
(*) Carrez law surfaces: only areas with a ceiling height of at least 1.80m are included.
Second floor plan
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Other surfaces |
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Attic (floor area) |
25m² |
| Natural stone terrace | 70m² |
| Landscaped garden with mature trees and flowers (albizia, olive tree, banana trees, magnolias, palm trees, camellias, various fruit trees, etc.), with a wooden garden shed (12m²), log store, glass greenhouse, small pond, pétanque court and vegetable garden | 1,145m² |
Floor plan of the house in its environment
Please note that the house is entirely oriented towards the garden, and the nearby road has very little traffic.
South-facing, it is semi-detached on its eastern façade, with no overlooking neighbours.
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The house is located in Beg-Meil, 1.5km from the centre of the resort, 3km from the village of Fouesnant and around 20 minutes’ drive from Quimper or Concarneau.
The seaside resort of Beg-Meil, situated on a headland, offers a variety of beaches accessible within minutes on foot or by bike from the house.
Beg-Meil and Fouesnant
A peaceful and leafy setting close to all amenities
The house is located in Beg-Meil, in a quiet and rural environment.
The commune of Fouesnant also offers excursions to the Glénan Archipelago ("The Tuamotus of the Atlantic", as described by Paul-Émile Victor), known especially for its renowned sailing school.
- Daily shopping is easy: in Beg-Meil (1.5km), a seaside resort with all essential shops (mini-market, pharmacy, medical centre, etc.), or in Fouesnant itself (3km), which offers a wider range of services and shops. Here, you'll find several supermarkets, various retail outlets (sports, DIY, etc.), a modern swimming pool, many sports facilities, a media library and a performance hall.
- In terms of education, Fouesnant has 2 nursery schools, 2 primary schools and 2 secondary schools. The nearest sixth form colleges (except for the agricultural lycée in Fouesnant) are located in Quimper or Concarneau, around 20 minutes away by car, with school bus services available.
- The nearest train station is Quimper, with regional TER Bretagne services and direct TGV connections to Paris and other major destinations.
- Driving in the area is generally easy, thanks to a well-maintained road network that is rarely congested, especially outside the tourist season. The local departmental roads link efficiently to the main routes and are complemented by an extensive network of cycle paths actively promoted by the local authorities.
The commune of Fouesnant also offers excursions to the Glénan Archipelago ("The Tuamotus of the Atlantic", as described by Paul-Émile Victor), known especially for its renowned sailing school.
The charm of southern Finistère
At the heart of an authentic region, between Breton countryside and wild coastline
Finistère is a constant invitation to explore and take in the scenery. Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, the department reveals a diverse range of landscapes, from dramatic cliffs to sandy beaches, charming fishing ports and wide expanses of countryside. It is a land of contrasts, where sea air, woodland, rivers and hedgerows come together in perfect harmony.
- Here, every walk is an adventure: from picturesque coastal villages to the shaded paths of the inland countryside, Finistère is discovered at the rhythm of tides and seasons. One wanders through hidden coves, solitary lighthouses, dynamic harbours such as Concarneau, heather-lined trails and chapels nestled in green valleys.
- Just a short distance away, the Crozon Peninsula is a jewel of the Finistère coastline, where dramatic cliffs, hidden beaches and fragrant moorland invite exploration. This unspoilt, wild landscape is ideal for hiking, birdwatching and discovering local heritage, from ancient chapels to character villages.
- The famous Pointe du Raz offers a breathtaking panorama where steep cliffs plunge into the ocean, facing the formidable Raz de Sein. Lashed by wind and waves, this iconic headland is prized for its raw beauty and powerful maritime atmosphere.
- Further inland, the Monts d’Arrée form a unique landscape of bare ridges, moorland and peat bogs at the heart of the Armorique Regional Natural Park. Steeped in legend, this ancient mountain range offers spectacular views and a mysterious atmosphere perfect for escapism.
- Lovers of heritage will also be charmed by discreet chapels, ornate calvaries, parish enclosures, picturesque villages and historic towns such as Quimper, Concarneau, Locronan and Pont-Aven.
The beaches of Beg-Meil
Along a sparkling coastline, between bright beaches and culinary delights
The coastline around Fouesnant reveals a multitude of beaches with varied charms, including long stretches of fine sand and secret coves where the sea gently caresses the rocks. These maritime spaces invite relaxation, sunset walks, swimming and water sports (the beaches are just a few minutes from the house), offering the perfect setting to enjoy the mild Breton climate.
The coastal footpaths, particularly the famous GR34 (the “sentier des douaniers”, France’s most maritime long-distance trail), offer the chance to explore these seascapes on foot, reconnecting with vibrant, unspoilt nature among heather, maritime pines and salty sea air. This coastline also offers numerous opportunities for sailing, kayaking and fishing—activities that shape daily life and attract visitors and enthusiasts alike.
The Mousterlin marshe, the Cap Coz mudflats and the Mer Blanche (between the Mousterlin headland and Bénodet) are among the other remarkable sites in the area.
The richness of the local terroir is also expressed through a generous, sincere gastronomy, rooted in age-old tradition. Freshly caught seafood, flavourful fish, delicate crustaceans and abundant shellfish grace local tables, often accompanied by garden vegetables and artisanal products.
Local crêperies and markets celebrate the famous galette, Breton cider and sweet specialities such as kouign-amann or salted butter caramels, reflecting a culinary heritage that delights even the most discerning palate.
Local producers and nearby markets offer a chance to reconnect with high-quality, environmentally respectful food, promoting short supply chains and sustainable practices. Meals are often shared with family or friends, reflecting a Breton culture built on simplicity and a deep sense of togetherness.
This alliance between sea and land, between unspoilt nature and authentic cuisine, makes the region a place where every moment can be savoured, between sensory discovery and peaceful living. The charm of these beaches and the richness of Breton flavours define local life and invite you to embrace the Breton way of life, full of warmth, generosity and tradition.
All year round, maritime festivals, food fairs and craft markets further strengthen this deep connection between local culture and terroir, offering countless opportunities to immerse yourself in the passionate and welcoming Breton spirit.
The coastal footpaths, particularly the famous GR34 (the “sentier des douaniers”, France’s most maritime long-distance trail), offer the chance to explore these seascapes on foot, reconnecting with vibrant, unspoilt nature among heather, maritime pines and salty sea air. This coastline also offers numerous opportunities for sailing, kayaking and fishing—activities that shape daily life and attract visitors and enthusiasts alike.
The Mousterlin marshe, the Cap Coz mudflats and the Mer Blanche (between the Mousterlin headland and Bénodet) are among the other remarkable sites in the area.
The richness of the local terroir is also expressed through a generous, sincere gastronomy, rooted in age-old tradition. Freshly caught seafood, flavourful fish, delicate crustaceans and abundant shellfish grace local tables, often accompanied by garden vegetables and artisanal products.
Local crêperies and markets celebrate the famous galette, Breton cider and sweet specialities such as kouign-amann or salted butter caramels, reflecting a culinary heritage that delights even the most discerning palate.
Local producers and nearby markets offer a chance to reconnect with high-quality, environmentally respectful food, promoting short supply chains and sustainable practices. Meals are often shared with family or friends, reflecting a Breton culture built on simplicity and a deep sense of togetherness.
This alliance between sea and land, between unspoilt nature and authentic cuisine, makes the region a place where every moment can be savoured, between sensory discovery and peaceful living. The charm of these beaches and the richness of Breton flavours define local life and invite you to embrace the Breton way of life, full of warmth, generosity and tradition.
All year round, maritime festivals, food fairs and craft markets further strengthen this deep connection between local culture and terroir, offering countless opportunities to immerse yourself in the passionate and welcoming Breton spirit.
Highlights:
- Generously proportioned family home, entirely built in stone, with thick walls (naturally cool in summer)
- Full of charm and character (wood panelling, exposed beams, solid wood floors, central staircase, generous ceiling height, etc.)
- Bright south-facing aspect
- Delightful surroundings, including numerous cycle paths near the house for rides through the Mousterlin marshes and along the coast
The Mousterlin marshe
Year of construction:
1901
Annual amount of the tax "taxe foncière":
€ 1,782
Type of heating:
Oil-fired central heating / Domestic hot water via heat pump (2022) + Open fireplace
Rating procedures:
€ 587,000
The measurements and layouts provided on this site have been made with the utmost care; however, plans, dimensions, and arrangements are for reference only and are not contractual.
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