Elegant Breton Home Near the Coast
Property ID 72235
Property Amenities
Pets Welcome Upon Approval | Not Handicap Accessible
Entertainment
Game Room
Multiple TVs
Satellite/Cable TV
Smart Speaker
Facilities
Dedicated Work Space
Other
Coffee Maker
Fireplace
High Speed Internet
Wireless Internet
Outdoor
Outdoor Grill
Outdoor Lounge
Property Details
Size
Private Residence with 2 Levels
7 Bedrooms, 4 Baths, 5 Half baths, 3875 square feet, 360 square meters
Bedrooms
King, Queen, Queen, Queen, Queen, Other, and Sofa bed
20 Guests maximum
The fifth bedroom in the main house features 2 bunk beds and 4 single beds.
Nearest airport
Brest Bretagne Airport (BES)
50 minutes drive.
Property View
Courtyard and countryside views.
House Rules
The estate accommodates up to 20 guests across the main house and a separate annex house located within the same grounds.
Activities of Interest
- Arts
- Fish
- Shopping
- Watersports
- Wine Country
- Hiking the GR34: Follow sections of Brittany's celebrated coastal trail around Plestin les Grèves and the surrounding shoreline.
- Land Sailing at Saint Efflam: The expansive beach is particularly well suited to char à voile and other coastal sports.
- Grand Rocher Walk: Take the marked walking route through the wooded site to viewpoints over the Lieue de Grève.
- Sainte Barbe Coastal Loop: Explore a local walking circuit linking chapels, coastal viewpoints, the Hogolo baths and Toul an Héry.
- Beach and Water Activities: Saint Efflam offers opportunities for swimming, paddleboarding, surfing and other outdoor activities depending on conditions.
Places of Interest
- Plage de Saint Efflam: A long sandy beach in Plestin les Grèves, popular for coastal walks, swimming and water based activities.
- Grand Rocher: An 84 metre natural promontory overlooking the Lieue de Grève, with panoramic views across the bay.
- Thermes Gallo Romains du Hogolo: Well preserved archaeological remains documenting the area's Gallo Roman heritage, overlooking the Bay of Locquirec.
- Locquirec: A picturesque coastal village and peninsula across the Douron estuary, known for its harbour, beaches and seaside setting.
- Lannion: A historic Breton town characterised by timber framed houses, the Brélévenez staircase and a lively traditional centre.













































































