This typical Breton semi-detached house offers a wonderful sea view from the raised terrace and the small, enclosed garden area. In good weather you can even see Ouessant, known as the island at the end of France. Hidden next to the house, a small stream meanders towards the sea. Not far from the holiday home (approx. 50 m) you can reach the GR34. On the way down you can take this path to the sea with a small sandy/rocky beach. Special feature: Low ceiling height on the upper floor.
Activities nearby: A worthwhile excursion and hiking destination is the tourist road between Kersaint and Portsall. On this stretch of coast, Brittany is exactly as we imagine it: rocky, wild and stormy.
To the west is the Pointe St. Mathieu and the popular town of Le Conquet. From here you can cross over to the offshore islands of Ouessant and Molène. On Ouessant you can rent a bike and visit the lighthouse. There is a large market in Le Conquet every Tuesday.
Please bring your own bed linen, towels and tea towels!