Timber house in an orchard near sea in Brittany

In a quiet, secluded location, this slightly vintage-style wooden house opens onto a large orchard dotted with old apple trees, featuring hammocks under the trees and a vegetable garden at the back. Its green roof blends harmoniously into this natural setting. It's a bucolic spot just a stone’s throw from the Breton coast.

The interior features a refined, artisanal, vintage style, with light flowing freely through every room. The house stays cool in the summer thanks to the trees, and cosy in the winter for off-season stays.

The vegetable garden's waiting for you at the far end of the orchard—perfect for a quick harvest before or after a trip to the beach. Hiking trails start right behind the house, and the GR34—the ‘customs officers’ trail’ that runs along the coast—is one of the area’s popular routes.

The beaches are 2 km away, including Godelins Beach. The ports of Saint-Quay-Portrieux and Binic are nearby; they hold the town market 500 m away on Sundays and Tuesdays; and the bookshop and brunch spot Le Tagarin is 600 m away. You can reach Bréhat Island from Saint-Quay-Portrieux.