There are plots of land that you cannot guess from the street. This one is earned: a private driveway diverges from the Goahssiny road and leads, out of sight and passage, to the back of the property — 675 square meters of a single lot, on the immediate outskirts of Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys village.
It is the most sought-after configuration on the Morbihan coastline: the position at the back of the plot, the silence without renunciation of proximity. No road easement to deduct, no servitude to bear: the 675 square meters are full and whole.
An existing hedge borders the northern boundary. The land is regular, cleared, and features a gentle north-south slope inviting to place the house to the north of the plot, for a clear south exposure and a garden bathed in light.
The access road, 3.50 meters wide, is created and financed by the sellers; access is guaranteed by a passage and network easement. The building permit, granted on August 3, 2026, sets a net buildable area: 139.5 m2 of floor space, 135 m2 of ground coverage, in urban zone Ubb. The developers are responsible for potable water, electricity, and telecommunications; sanitation is collective, with an individual connection brought to the public road frontage. No syndicate association, no shared equipment, no collective charge.
Around, Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys deploys its beaches, its millennium-old abbey, its coastal trails, and its ports — Crouesty a few minutes away, Sarzeau very close, Vannes and the Gulf of Morbihan within driving distance. Developable land here has become a rare commodity; it is doubly so, due to its location and its quietness.