This Brittany house is situated in a quiet location with beautiful views of the sea. It offers the perfect opportunity to relax and is ideal for families or sharing arrangements. The beach is literally a minutes walk away as is a bar/ creperie and a 3 star restaurant. The local supermarket is also handily located 5 minutes away and can easily be reached to fetch fresh croissants for breakfast or wine to enjoy in front of the large windows overlooking the sea.

The coastal walks which stretch for many kilometers in all directions also offer stunning views and the surrounding areas are abundant with fine sandy beaches. Pointe du Raz, 10 minutes drive west of Plogoff is a dramatic place of crashing waves and strong winds. "The end of the world" as described  by the locals, it is the westernmost point in France.
 
The local seaside resort, Audierne, is within easy reach and was once a thriving fishing port and a major centre for the distribution of sardines throughout the world. It is no longer anywhere as busy but still maintains a small fishing fleet and supplies many of the local restaurants with fresh produce. As well as a variety of venues offering fine cuisine the town also has an aquarium (Open between April and September) a maritime museum and a cinema. Trips to the tiny island of Ille de Sein take place regularly during the same period. Shops are available but the wider choice is available in Quimper, a busy cathedral town some 40 kms away.

Quimper is the medieval capital of the  la Cornouaille region. The name was given by the ancient Celts who fled here from Cornwall and there are plenty of references to King Arthur here as Brittany lays claim to this land being his kingdom. The town is famous for its pottery (H B Henriot) and has a spectacular 13th - 16th century gothic cathedral.It has a rustic atmosphere with charming footbridges spanning the rivers that flow through it. To the cathedral’s west are the pedestrianized streets of Vieux Quimper with a wide array of crêperies, half-timbered houses and shops.