Brittany, 19th century Bastion on the oceanfront

Brittany, 19th century Bastion on the oceanfront Built during the Second Empire at the dawn of the 19th century to protect the beaches, sheltered from the prevailing winds of Belle-Ile, against the invaders from across the Channel. This fortress, classified as a historical monument since 2000, is now an exceptional private residence on a site with a privileged position, a unique maritime view and a direct access from the living room or from the garden to an almost private white sand beach. These very rare qualities make its value. Its north-western exposure and its elevated position allow it to benefit from the beautiful sunshine of the summer evenings. Far from any nuisance, the Bangor aerodrome and the port of Le Palais, within 10km, allow to join the continent.