Brand new 2-bedroom bungalow in a medieval Breton town — Guémené-sur-Scorff, Morbihan
Medieval citadel town · 17 km from Pontivy · Scorff valley nature reserve
- Location
- Guémené-sur-Scorff, Morbihan
- Plot size
- 500 m²
- Floor area
- 75 m²
- Home
- 2-Bedroom Bungalow
- Energy rating
- DPE A
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A brand new, energy-efficient two-bedroom bungalow in the historic town of Guémené-sur-Scorff, in the heart of the Morbihan. Single storey, low maintenance, and ready to move into — a holiday home, a retirement home, or a first step into life in France, right in the middle of one of central Brittany's most characterful medieval towns.
This thoughtfully designed home offers a bright, open-plan living, dining and kitchen area filled with natural light and opening onto the garden. Two comfortable bedrooms, a modern bathroom, a separate WC and a utility room complete the home. The layout can be adapted to your wishes, and a garage can be added as an option.
About Guémené-sur-Scorff
Guémené-sur-Scorff is a medieval citadel in the valley of the River Scorff, a town continuously inhabited and prosperous since around the year 1050. In 1570 it was raised to a principality under the powerful Rohan-Guémené family, and the heritage they left behind is visible at every turn: half-timbered houses from the fifteenth century, the covered market of 1634, ancient washhouses, and the remarkable remains of the Rohan castle, including the extraordinary Bains de la Reine, one of the last and best-preserved noble bathing houses in France.
The town is known throughout France for its andouille, celebrated every August at the Fête de l'Andouille, when a usual population of around 1,200 swells to some 30,000 visitors. The valley of the Scorff is a nature reserve of exceptional quality, with otters, salmon and trout in its clear waters and miles of beautiful riverside walking. Everyday amenities, shops, restaurants and services are all here on the doorstep.
Pontivy, with its medieval castle, Napoleonic quarter and full range of shops, schools and medical facilities, is 17 km to the east. Lac de Guerlédan, Brittany's largest lake, is 18 km away. Lorient, with its airport offering direct flights to Ireland, is around 40 km to the south, and the coastline of southern Morbihan and the beaches of the Quiberon peninsula are within easy reach.
What the price includes
Every package is a fixed-price CCMI build, covered by ten-year structural cover and Dommages-Ouvrage insurance, built to the RE2020 standard with a DPE A energy rating, and handed over fully turnkey — fitted kitchen and bathroom, flooring, decoration, reversible heat pump, thermodynamic hot water, and every utility connected.
See exactly what is included and how we build
Notaire fees of approximately €2,300 apply to the land purchase only. There are no notaire fees on the construction, which is one of the reasons a new build works out cheaper than an existing property of the same value.