Only 50 m from the sea! Typical Breton stone house, nestled between the Aber Benoit and the Aber Wrac"h confluence, a fjord-like coastal landscape. From the elevated terrace you have a wonderful view of the nearby sea. Directly behind the house, a small footpath leads directly to the coast and the miles of sandy beach of St. Marguerite. After all the sights in the region and the beach life, cozy barbecues take place in the evenings under the covered gazebo. The place is located between the Aber Benoît and the Aber Wrac"h on a peninsula. 15 km of coast with numerous sandy beaches that await you here, the most famous is the beach of Sainte Marguerite with a wonderfully fine, kilometer-long sandy beach, which borders immediately behind the holiday home. The natural landscape of the coastal area is framed by many small islands that can also be visited at low tide. But be careful, the tide comes back very quickly. In the popular marina of Aber Wrac"h there are nice bars, restaurants and many exhibitions. If the weather is not so nice, it is worth visiting the Oceanographic Museum in Brest, Oceanopolis.

The view of the sea is omnipresent from almost every window. The view sweeps over the Ile Vierge lighthouse, the islands of Wrach and Stagadon as well as the Pointe de Sainte Marguerite to Fort Cezon. You just walk down the small street and you reach the first sandy beach on the Baie des Anges at the Aber Wrach estuary. Surrounded by many small islands, an ever-changing panorama is impressive due to the high difference in tides. Attractive furnishings, a cozy atmosphere thanks to lots of wood and many of the landlord's self-made decorative elements, the pretty kitchen bar and the constant view of the sea underline the cozy character of the house. Practical even in the off-season for a pleasant home office. In the spacious garden, where palm trees grow due to the Breton climate, children can play their games undisturbed. In the evening you can stroll through the popular nearby sailing port of Aber Wrach; many specialty restaurants, pubs and exhibitions entice you with their offerings from the region. The place is located between the Aber Benoit and the Aber Wrach on a peninsula. 15 km of coast with numerous sandy beaches await you here, the best known being the beach of Sainte Marguerite (2.5 km) with its wonderfully fine sandy beach, the associated dune landscape has been declared a nature reserve. The natural and wild landscape of the coastal area, protected by a variety of reefs and islands, is ideal for hiking or surfing.