Charming 170 m² Character Home in Lanildut – A Peaceful Haven Steeped in History At the tip of Finistère, facing the islands of Ouessant and Molène and just steps from the pier to the Iroise Sea islands, discover this magnificent 16th-century residence. Once the home of a ship captain and master boatman, it reflects the rich maritime heritage of the shipowners who brought life to the port of Lanildut in the 17th and 18th centuries. Built from cut stone extracted from the Aber Ildut quarries – the same stone used for the base of the Luxor Obelisk on Place de la Concorde in Paris – the house has retained all its authenticity. The interior, fully renovated in 2018 with quality materials, combines modern comfort with the charm of its historical character. A rare, bright, and welcoming property, offering an exceptional view of the islands from the upper floor. Spaces Designed for Gathering and Sharing On the ground floor, you are welcomed by a spacious 55 m² living and dining area filled with natural light, enhanced by two cut-stone fireplaces, one of which is located within the open, fully equipped kitchen. A storage area beneath the stone staircase provides space for a laundry area. A bathroom with shower and WC completes this level. On the first floor, a beautiful stone staircase leads to three bedrooms with sea views and an independent WC. A Versatile Second Living Area Accessible via an interior staircase and an exterior stone staircase, a second living section—connected to or independent from the main house depending on your needs—offers one bedroom, a mezzanine, a dining area with open kitchen of approximately 23 m², as well as a shower room with WC. Outbuildings and Additional Potential A south-facing outbuilding of around 12 m² houses the boiler room. The garden, bordered by traditional embankments and the remains of former buildings, offers excellent potential for expansion, with a substantial supply of cut stones available directly on the property.