In Audierne, in the heart of a privileged setting, this characterful manor offers breathtaking views over the Goyen estuary. Originally, this manor was built in the 17th century, around 1655, in the Bigouden region. In the early 1940s, its stones were carefully dismantled and transported to Audierne, giving it today an authentic charm and genuine architectural presence. Just a five-minute walk from the first sandy beach and the amenities of the town centre—shops, restaurants, schools and weekly market—it benefits from a particularly pleasant environment. Slightly set back from traffic, it combines proximity to the centre with tranquility. Built in stone, the manor impresses from arrival with its remarkable dressed stone façade. It offers generous volumes and also features a cellar in the basement. The grounds are home to numerous fruit trees that add to the charm of the place. The entrance hall leads to a large dining room with a fine stone fireplace and a spacious living room. A corridor then leads to the kitchen, a pantry, a bedroom, a shower room and a WC. On the first floor, three en-suite bedrooms each have a shower, washbasin and WC, two of which enjoy views over the harbour. A large additional room offers good potential for conversion according to your plans. On the second floor, a fourth bedroom with shower, washbasin and WC completes the sleeping accommodation, along with an attic with conversion potential offering numerous possibilities. With its volumes, character and potential, this property can accommodate either a family project or a lifestyle venture linked to a professional activity. The manor has indeed previously hosted a guesthouse and a restaurant, suggesting fine prospects for those wishing to breathe new life into this singular place. A comprehensive renovation is required and the manor will be sold as is. A property full of history and character that will appeal to lovers of period properties and those with a project seeking an authentic place to reinvent.