The Collection · The Shipowner

On the street side, it is a shipowner's house as they knew how to build them in Étel. You pass through the door and immediately find what made the beautiful homes of that era: parquet under your feet, volumes, ceiling heights you don't find anymore.

The living level faces south. The hallway leads to two lounges, an office and the kitchen, which opens onto the terrace. You live in grand style without ever getting lost. Above, three bedrooms are arranged around a mezzanine, giving each person their own space while remaining a family home.

The south invites us to turn toward the garden side, where the house changes pace.
The terrace offers an open view. It's the house's breathing space: you place your sun lounger there, have your morning coffee, and breathe in the salty ocean winds.

Then you descend one level, where you already have one foot in the garden.
There you'll find an apartment, independent or not, which can provide rental income but mainly serves for entertaining. Family, friends, those who come for a weekend and stay the week find an intimate welcoming space, away from the hustle and bustle of the town and the port.

Just next door, a workshop with refined design opens onto the garden. Today it hosts a practitioner's office, but tomorrow it could become your lounge, relaxation space or a new reception room.

On the garden side, it's nature in the heart of the town, the true lung of the house. You set up the dining table there, light the brazier when the evening stretches on, start a game of boules, or settle all the way at the end, in an intimate cocoon with no overlooking whatsoever, for guaranteed disconnection.

The Shipowner is a house with a soul, as they say. You arrive, you breathe the life of the open sea, and in the evening you walk through the Étel neighborhoods so you don't miss the sunset from the port.

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House for sale in Étel, 195 m²