a true sense of home, in a place apart, sheltered from view, at the very heart of the Pointe. A discreet garden leads to the entrance, already opening the view toward the ocean. The fully glazed veranda, a true winter garden of nearly 15 sqm, captures both light and gaze. It extends the living space outward and naturally invites contemplation. Before you, the ocean becomes the backdrop. Beyond, a generous terrace runs along the house, set as close to the sand as possible and framed by an elegant granite wall. A rare privilege: living to the rhythm of the tides, almost with your feet in the water. The house then reveals its original entrance, a testament to its history, leading to: an independent contemporary kitchen, designed for entertaining, a character-filled dining room enhanced by a large, south-facing picture window. Every meal is enjoyed with the sea as a constant companion, with direct access to the terrace in fine weather. On the opposite side, a comfortable living room offers a warm, sheltered setting for evenings indoors. Upstairs, the sleeping area comprises three bedrooms, one of which opens onto the ocean. An elegant shower room with a walk-in shower and double vanity rests on a pebble floor, a subtle nod to the maritime spirit. Two separate toilets, one on each level, complete the layout. Outside, a final rarity completes the property: a garage, an exceptional feature on the Pointe. It can accommodate a workshop, a beach return area, nautical equipment, or even a summer kitchen. Here, holidays unfold naturally, at the rhythm of the sea. Just a few steps lead to the beach, where children play in the sand and younger ones discover the ocean freely. You return for lunch on the terrace facing the water, head back out without constraint, then gather again in the evening, all generations together, to share those simple moments that become, year after year, treasured family memories. Only a short walk from the harbour, cafés, local life and the daily ballet of fishing boats — a spectacle you can even enjoy from the house itself. A truly distinctive property in a privileged setting, reserved for those seeking more than a home: a genuine seaside lifestyle. Risk information: the property is located in a coastal flood risk zone, as is the entire Pointe de Léchiagat. It is, however, set on a rocky plateau and is not exposed to dune-breach risk, and benefits from natural protection from westerly winds and currents thanks to the Vivier headland.