Haute-Île - Two fishermen's houses combined, facing the Loire - south-facing terrace and bike storage. A through-house filled with light, where the charm of the original architecture is fully expressed and maintains a rare relationship with the landscape. Nestled in an intimate and welcoming alley, the house opens generously onto the Loire through a three-meter bay window, offering a changing panorama with reflections and seasons. The renovation emphasizes authentic materials, warm tones, beautiful exposed stone walls and wooden floors on the upper levels. Light flows from one side of the house to the other, with clear views over the Loire and the tropical gardens of neighboring properties. The ground floor is organized around a living room with wood-burning stove, a fitted and equipped kitchen, a lounge and a relaxation area facing the Loire, a true observation point over the landscape. Adjoining this space are a laundry room and cupboards lined with cement tiles, a toilet and a cellar. An original staircase leads to the first floor, with wooden flooring, where two bedrooms share a bathroom. One of them enjoys a panoramic view over the Loire. On the top level, a third bedroom with en-suite bathroom and its attic offers further possibilities for development: mezzanine, additional space or reinterpretation of the existing volume. Outside, a south-facing terrace extends the living spaces. A spacious bike storage completes the property. Just steps away from shops, transport links, Pont-Rousseau station and the future university hospital and tram line, the house benefits from a privileged location, combining village atmosphere, neighborhood life and immediate connection to Nantes. A rare, bright, sensitive place to live, where you experience both a house and a landscape. An address to discover in person to fully appreciate the volumes, the light and this singular relationship with the Loire.