In Ploumilliau, in Brittany, near the beaches of Saint-Michel-en-Grève, a magnificent stone ensemble composed of two independent dwellings, situated on a plot of 6'843 m².

The property offers approximately 261 m² of living space and nearly 360 m² of exploitable floor space. It is suitable as a main or secondary residence, a large family home, a life change project, or to pursue and develop a gite / bed and breakfast activity.

The main longhouse offers approximately 178 m² of living space, including 6 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, several living areas, and various independent spaces. The second stone house, fully renovated, develops approximately 83 m² of living space and includes 3 bedrooms, two of which have their own bathroom. A stone outbuilding completes the ensemble.

A tourist activity already in place

The second dwelling is already operated as a seasonal rental. The gite activity started in the summer of 2025, and several weeks of the 2026 season have already been booked at €1,440 per week. The property is sold furnished and ready to be operated.

The ensemble thus offers a particularly interesting combination between quality of life in Brittany, proximity to the sea, and potential rental income.

Between Breton countryside and coastline

The property is located in Ploumilliau, a commune in the Trégor, just 2 km from the beaches of Saint-Michel-en-Grève and about 15 minutes from Lannion.

Ploumilliau itself has approximately 1.5 km of coastline, as well as numerous hiking trails, including an old railway line converted into a promenade route towards Plestin-les-Grèves.

The region is also notable for its Breton and megalithic heritage. The menhirs of Clandy, located on the commune, testify to a human presence dating back to the Neolithic period. Even more exceptional, an ancient spring, whose origin is attributed to the Neolithic period, is located directly on the property. This spring is still active and has not dried up, even during the 2026 heatwave, giving the place a natural and cultural character.

Ploumilliau also has a rich heritage of stone houses, manors, chapels, and religious buildings. The Saint-Milliau church, classified as a historic monument, houses a rare wooden representation of l'Ankou, an emblematic figure of Breton traditions.

Comfort and amenities

A place restored according to the tradition of master builders. The property has been restored by its owner, who is himself a master builder, with particular attention to materials, proportions, and harmony of spaces. Beyond its architectural character, the place has a unique atmosphere: visitors and guests regularly testify to the deep feeling of calm and well-being they experience here.

The property benefits from full sewage and several heating systems: heat pump, wood stove, and infrared radiators. The announced energy performances are D for the 178 m² longhouse and B for the 83 m² house.

Selling price: €589,000 (negotiable)

A property particularly suited to those seeking a change of life near the sea in Brittany, while also having a second home and an already established tourist activity.