A few steps away from Villa Grosse Terre, Boisvinet and the Vendée Corniche, this house offers a particularly sought-after living environment, combining authenticity with proximity to the coast. This genuine Vendée farmhouse has retained all the charm of its era, with its thatched roof completed in 2019, original terracotta tiles and exposed stone walls, extended by an addition from the 1980s. From the entrance, the house reveals two distinct spaces. On the left, the original section features a beautiful living area full of character, where the wood-burning stove, terracotta flooring and exposed stone wall create a warm atmosphere. The kitchenette integrates into this open space, extended by a seating area and a mezzanine that emphasizes the room's volume. To the right of the entrance, a hallway leads to an independent toilet, a bathroom with walk-in shower and a bedroom with built-in wardrobe. The property also includes a garage, above which sits an independent studio accessible by a wooden staircase under a small porch. It comprises a bedroom and a bathroom with toilet, offering additional space for hosting family and friends or considering seasonal rental activity. Primary residence, vacation home or seasonal rental investment—the possibilities are numerous. But what makes it truly appealing is this uncommon combination of the charm of a genuine Vendée farmhouse, the potential of its spaces and a privileged location near the Vendée Corniche. An atypical house with real character, for those seeking something different from an ordinary home.