Il y a des maisons que quelques photos suffisent à découvrir. Et puis il y a celles qu'il faut visiter pour réellement comprendre. Celle-ci en fait partie. At Moëlan-sur-Mer, halfway between the village and Quimperlé, this longère of approximately 210 m² reveals behind its stone walls an interior as unexpected as it is welcoming. From the entrance, it is the light that strikes you. Facing due south and opening widely onto its garden with no overlooking neighbors, the house blends with distinctive character stone, generous volumes and impressive glazed surfaces. Even accommodating, at the heart of the living space, a striking small Japanese-inspired interior garden. Here, everything invites you to gather. The spacious living area combines a warm sitting room centered around its impressive original fireplace, a dining space and a large open kitchen designed for cooking and entertaining. A large room currently set up as a workshop offers numerous possibilities, while a fully glazed veranda overlooking the garden creates a genuine additional retreat. The ground floor also allows for single-level living, with a bedroom, a shower room and toilet facilities. And then there is the upper floor… A completely unique space, where the generous ceiling height, stone, wood and glazed walls create a true connection with the ground floor living area. At each end, two bedrooms, one with an ensuite shower room, as well as a second shower room. Between them unfolds what could be called the children's realm: sofas, television, games, reading and small spaces where each can create their own world. Outside, the stone walls and green joinery blend naturally into a verdant, peaceful setting with no overlooking neighbors. A separate outbuilding completes the property. A family home, a home for entertaining, a home where each person has their own space yet always ends up gathering together. And above all, a home that photographs only partially capture… Because here, the true appeal reveals itself when you step through the door.