Residential flat

In the heart of Morlaix, very bright apartment, including an entrance, a double living room with open kitchen, a bathroom, wc, a large bedroom that can easily make two. Fees charged to seller Commercial agent Benefiting from the Land of Art and History label, Morlaix is located in an estuary protected by the Arrée foothills and mountains. This beautiful Finistère town has kept some magnificent 16th-century houses, like the one called Duchess Anne's house and the Pondalez house. There are no fewer than 152 half-timbered houses, to the delight of architectural heritage lovers! The town's emblem, the Morlaix viaduct, a superb railway structure with a height of 58 metres, towers majestically over the old town and the harbour. A walk around the harbour, once the biggest in Brittany, is also a must, to see the old Tobacco Factory and the spaces converted into exhibition venues or art centres. From Morlaix harbour, you can set off for a tour of the bay, one of the most beautiful in Brittany, including the Taureau Castle island nearby. Morlaix is a town in Finistère, in Brittany, 55 km northeast of Brest. The city has developed on the heights overlooking the estuary of the homonymous river of Morlaix, formed by the confluence of the courts of Jarlot and Queffleuth. The estuary separates the historical regions of León and Trégor. Morlaix took its rise from the eleventh century after the construction of a first seigneurial castle. The city was attached to the duchy of Brittany in the twelfth and sixteenth centuries, in 1522, British troops invaded the city before being repulsed. A new castle was then erected. The manufacture and trade of linen cloths then contributed to the prosperity of Morlaix, and then a tobacco factory was built there in the 17th century. Built on the slopes overlooking the estuary, the city is endowed in 1864 with a viaduct high of some 60 m which adds to its picturesque during the realization of the railway Paris-Brest. With nearly 17,000 inhabitants, despite the damage caused by the bombardments during the Second World War, Morlaix offers an authentic historical heart along the narrow alleys. Its rich built heritage, its cultural vitality and its typical coastal environment make this city of art and history an unmissable stopover. To receive more information about this property and to be put in touch directly with our local agent, Stéphane Languillon, please fill in the form below.

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