A renovated Breton house combining modern comfort and tasteful decor, located in the heart of the popular seaside resort of Damgan. This house with a fenced garden is equidistant from two beautiful sandy beaches, which you can choose depending on the sun, wind, or time of day. The annex offers a second bathroom, also accessible from the outside, as well as a mezzanine with two beds, accessible via a steep staircase. The main house includes a cozy living room with a corner fireplace, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. Damgan, at the mouth of the Pénerf River, offers a multitude of activities: water sports, cycling, tennis, horseback riding, and coastal hikes. The seaside promenade invites evening strolls. Oyster lovers can stock up directly from the oyster farmers, while the town center is full of traditional crêperies. Also worth exploring: Half-day walks to Roche Bernard, as well as local markets where gourmets can enjoy fish, seafood, pancakes, and Breton specialties. The weekly market in Damgan takes place on Saturday mornings, as well as Tuesday mornings and Wednesday evenings in summer with a craft exhibition and sale. Nearby excursions include the fortified city of Vannes and, further south, the saltworks town of Guérande and the seaside resort of La Baule.

A renovated Breton house combining modern comfort and tasteful decor, located in the heart of the popular seaside resort of Damgan. This house with a fenced garden is equidistant from two beautiful sandy beaches, which you can choose depending on the sun, wind, or time of day. The annex offers a second bathroom, also accessible from the outside, as well as a mezzanine with two beds, accessible via a steep staircase. The main house includes a cozy living room with a corner fireplace, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. Damgan, at the mouth of the Pénerf River, offers a multitude of activities: water sports, cycling, tennis, horseback riding, and coastal hikes. The seaside promenade invites evening strolls. Oyster lovers can stock up directly from the oyster farmers, while the town center is full of traditional crêperies. Also worth exploring: Half-day walks to Roche Bernard, as well as local markets where gourmets can enjoy fish, seafood, pancakes, and Breton specialties. The weekly market in Damgan takes place on Saturday mornings, as well as Tuesday mornings and Wednesday evenings in summer with a craft exhibition and sale. Nearby excursions include the fortified city of Vannes and, further south, the saltworks town of Guérande and the seaside resort of La Baule.

Cozy holiday home with a south-facing terrace on an enclosed, wooded plot. The seaside resort's long, fine sandy beach is just across the coastal road. There is a bedroom on the ground floor, a large bedroom upstairs, and an additional room on the ground floor, ideal as a play area or quiet corner for children. Private parking is available in front of the house. The village is accessible in a few minutes by bike or car. Located in the heart of the Gulf of Morbihan, this region enjoys a mild microclimate and offers a wide range of water sports: swimming, surfing, sailing, fishing, and shellfish collecting. Nearby, the small Passeur du Tour du Parc ferry allows you to explore the Rhuys Peninsula and its surroundings on short excursions. Craft and gastronomic markets enliven Damgan and the surrounding area. For your outings, the historic city of Vannes, the salt town of Guérande, and the seaside resort of La Baule are must-sees. Branféré Zoo, 15 km away, is a guaranteed hit with children. Not accessible to people with reduced mobility.