Imagine the children in the garden, each with their own bedroom, an office for working in peace and quiet, the conservatory to enjoy the outdoors even when the weather is uncertain… and another 92 m² of basement for everything a family accumulates over the years. In Lamballe, this neo-Breton house of 138 m² offers precisely this luxury that has become rare: space, both inside and out. Built in 1982 and renovated, it was designed to comfortably accommodate family life. On the ground floor, the bright entrance leads to the different living spaces: lounge, dining room, fitted and equipped kitchen and glazed conservatory. The latter creates a pleasant transition with the garden and easily becomes a room you enjoy throughout the seasons. This level also provides a genuine sleeping area with a bedroom and its ensuite bathroom. An independent WC completes the ground floor. Upstairs, no more negotiations about who gets which bedroom: four additional bedrooms surround a large landing. An office allows you to work or study without encroaching on the living spaces. A second bathroom and an independent WC complete the upper floor. In total: five bedrooms and an office, a configuration particularly suited to a large family, blended family or simply those who love to entertain. Outside, a change of atmosphere. The tree-lined plot of 1,401 m², with no overlooking neighbours, offers genuine breathing space: children's play area, outdoor dining, gardening or simply the pleasure of enjoying your garden. And there is still the basement: 92 m² allowing you to park, do DIY and store without cluttering the house. The south-facing aspect promotes natural light while individual pellet heating contributes to daily comfort. A house where everyone can have their own space without giving up the special moments spent together. If your family project is beginning to run short on square metres, this one probably deserves a visit.