Description
The story begins in the Second Empire with the advent of seaside resorts and the first paths built by private individuals near beaches, docks, and boulevards.
Within SAINT SERVAN sur MER itself, within walking distance of shops, points of interest, and activities in SAINT MALO, this mid-19th century elegant villa, in the style of a townhouse, borrows its architecture from the pleasure houses of the Malouin shipowners.
With a "massive" plan, it is built on 3 levels and includes 2 reception rooms with cross-light, served by a hall with a staircase, one extending in a row into a large living kitchen and the other, used as a living room with a fireplace, into a winter garden opening onto the exterior amenities behind the house.
A vast master suite with a dressing room and large bathroom, and 4 other bedrooms spread over the 2 floors of the house form the night area.
An English-style basement completes the living space, including a charming small fully autonomous 2-room apartment.
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