Breton stone house 180 m²
Outside, the house retains all the character of traditional Breton architecture thanks to its restored stone façade and slate roof. The extension blends seamlessly with the existing building, while large sliding glass doors, a dormer window and roof windows bring generous natural light into the interior. The redesigned outdoor spaces, featuring a gravel courtyard and a terrace, complete the renovation.
On the ground floor, the layout was entirely redesigned to create a spacious open-plan living area combining the kitchen, dining room and lounge. Contemporary materials, bespoke furniture and generous openings interact harmoniously with the preserved historic features, including exposed stone walls and original stone lintels, achieving a balance between authenticity and modern living.
The converted attic now accommodates a bright bedroom and bathroom beneath the roof, where an original timber beam recalls the history of the building. The project was carried out in two phases, beginning with the restoration of the outbuilding to make it quickly functional before undertaking the more extensive renovation of the main house.
Photographer: Adèle Roisne
