Spacious and comfortably furnished holiday home, just 650 meters from a picturesque, small sandy bay. This L-shaped, tastefully renovated property is for your exclusive use. Adjacent to the dining area with an open fireplace is a cozy living room with billiards, a bar, and a wood-burning stove. Here, you'll enjoy relaxing after a day of sports, exploring the outdoors, and enjoying interesting excursions. A sauna for four people also invites you to unwind. The two adjoining buildings are located on a fenced garden plot with a brick barbecue area, a large lawn, and fruit trees. An electric charging station for your electric car is available! Seaside resort with a small fishing port and marina. Lovers of rugged, rugged landscapes will find the perfect place in this part of Brittany; the Pays des Abers is a sparsely populated region. Even the coastline, so impressive elsewhere, slopes gently into the sea here – with one exception: the Pointe de Corsen, a little further south, drops steeply fifty meters into the ocean. The small community hosts various festivals throughout the year, including Jazz Night in April, the Petites Folies Festival in May, and the Music Festival in June, to name just a few.

This holiday home on a 3000 sqm garden plot offers a fantastic view of the sea. Wonderfully elevated position, only 800 m from the beach. Even while preparing breakfast, the wide view sweeps over the sea, French baguettes and croissants are of course taken on the terrace in front of the sea in the most beautiful sunshine. The rock, Napoleon's hat, faces the house, the islands of Ouessant and Molène and the lighthouse Le Four can be seen in the distance. The sheltered garden surrounded by hedges can be used for undisturbed sunbathing. Children can play here in peace. After a long day of swimming, let the day end comfortably in front of the large stone fireplace. Enjoy spectacular sunsets and relax with the endless view of the open sea. Hidden bathing bays, bizarre rock formations and picturesque, small harbors alternate along the entire north coast. Boat trips to the car-free islands of Ouessant and Molène are available from the pretty port town of Le Conquet. Dolphins often accompany the crossing. You can rent bicycles to explore the islands. Be sure to pack a picnic basket and binoculars for this excursion. The westernmost point of the coast is the Pointe St. Mathieu with a lighthouse and an impressive cliff. From the nearby town of Lanildut, rubber boat trips (12 pers.) to the seal colony are offered, a real experience!