Villa Shortlist
Our resorts and villas in Brittany
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| Moelan Sur Mer | 7 |
2hrs 30mins
Brest
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This small, tranquil coastal village is located just 15 minutes’ from the town of Quimperle, and 35 minutes from the city of Lorient with its wide variety of amenities and airport. A variety of local amenities can be found in Quimperle, and a market is held each Friday morning where local goods and produce are sold. Quimperle also boasts an attractive old quarter with winding streets and quaint buildings.
 Villas in Moelan Sur Mer
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| Callac | 3 |
1hr
Brest
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Callac is a small and rural market town in central Brittany, with a lovely local (and early) market on Wednesdays. A few local cafes with small shops for basic shopping. Callac is considered true Brittany by the locals, in that there are still locals who speak native Breton here as well as French, and continue with the local customs. Take a visit to the market and you may hear some of the locals conversing in this interesting language.
Villas in Callac
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| Bannalec | 2 |
2hrs 30mins
Brest
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Bannalec sits within the south western region of Brittany and is the western most part of France. The village itself is about half way between Lorient and Quimper in southern Finistere and only a few miles north of Pont Aven, where Gauguin and many other Impressionists lived and painted, and which is still a haven for artists. On a visit here you will find many art shops and small museums dedicated to this profession. The historic and fascinating towns of Lorient and Quimper, are witin easy driving distance, and the beaches are beautiful and unspoiled with numerous coastal walks along the headlands.
Villas in Bannalec
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| Huenan | 2 |
1hr
St Malo Port
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Perfect for relaxing amid peaceful and quiet rural surroundings, Huenan is an idyllic location for a villa holiday in Brittany. All around you can absorb the beautiful scenery of the lush, green Breton countryside, just five kilometres from the historic Breton town of Dinan. Dinan is well worth a visit, with a wonderfully preserved medieval centre, as well as a variety of shops, restaurants and other amenities. Here you can experience the rich history and culture of Brittany. The beautiful walled port town of Saint Malo is also just a little further away offering a great place to wander around, or enjoy the great beaches – the town is also conveniently located if you are arriving by ferry from Portsmouth.
Villas in Huenan
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| Belz | 1 |
2hrs
Brest
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Set beside an estuary not far from the Atlantic coast, the peaceful village of Belz offers a great place to relax. The picturesque town of Auray is just a 20 minute drive away where you will find a variety of local amenities. Lorient – the fourth largest city in Brittany – can also be reached within just a 35 minute drive away, offering a wide range of amenities and also an airport.
Villas in Belz
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| Clohars Carnoet | 1 |
2hrs
Brest
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This pretty fishing port sits on the Finistere coast and is typical of the region, with a pretty inlet surrounded by the classical stone built houses with slate tiling that make up much of this region. For a true taste of Breton life Clohars Carnoet and other fishing villages nearby will give you a true taste of Northern French life.
Villas in Clohars Carnoet
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| Ergue Gaberic, Quimper | 1 |
2hrs
Brest
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Ergué-Gabéric is a small commune located next to the eastern edge of Quimper, and meaning the "Big" Egrue. The village dates back in time, as does much of historic Brittany, and has a great rural location just a 7 kilometres east of the well known town of Quimper, where you can try the local seafood, bars and sample some great cuisine as well as a very different culture.
Villas in Ergue Gaberic
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| Hillion | 1 |
50mins
St Malo Port
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Hillion sits on the northern coast of Brittany, across the bay from the well known town of St. Brieuc, and enjoying access to stunning wide Breton beaches and some beautiful coastal landscapes. This is a great location for those wanting to be close to the seaside, and access from the town to the express routes across Brittany is good allowing you to visit other parts of this fascinating and historic region of France.
Villas in Hillion
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| La Pochais, Chateaugiron | 1 |
1hr
St Malo Port
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La Pochais is a rural area in the heart of the green and lush Breton countryside, with open spaces and farmland all around. Located 7km from the town of Châteaugiron, steeped in history and character. The beaches of Northern Brittany are also within reach from here, making this a great location for a rural and traditional French holiday.
Villas in La Pochais
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| Lannion | 1 |
1hr 10mins
Roscoff Port
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The town of Lannion is a classical and historic Breton town, enjoying a hilltop position with stunning panoramic views. The old part of the town dates back to medieval times with pretty squares, secret chapels timber framed houses. Numerous cafés and bars are in the town for a quick stop as you admire this lovely town. Shopping is also good if you head for the modern part of town, where there are some excellent and elegant items to browse. Good restaurants particularly with seafood are plenty here, giving a great choice.
Villas in Lannion
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| Loctudy | 1 |
1hr 30mins
Brest
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Loctudy and its harbour is a typical fishing village that has developed over the years. Sitting below Pont l'Abbe and Quimper, it has a good location and easy express route access to other parts of Brittany and the fascinating and historical landscape you will find here. The port can also take some larger vessels up to 18 metres so you may some interesting boats. Beautiful beaches are close by, and the bigger town of Quimper is accessible by car for an interesting day out.
Villas in Loctudy
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| Notre Dame de Guildo | 1 |
1hr
St Malo Port
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Notre Dame de Guildo was originally a small Breton fishing port, and continues to have a very traditional theme to this day. Good access from St. Malo makes this an easy destination to get to, with beaches and historical Dinan within easy driving distance. Try the local seafood and perhaps even the cider, or take a trip to Dinan and marvel at the preserved medieval old town and buildings.
Villas in Notre Dame de Guildo
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| Plomeur | 1 |
2hrs
Brest
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Situated on a dramatic stretch of coastline, beautiful Plomeur is well known for the nearby world-famous surfing beach of La Torche. Even if you are not a water sports enthusiast, take time to sit on the fine sands and stare in awe as the impressive Atlantic breakers roll in. Plomeur was first settled by humans thousands of years ago and is well located for exploring historic western Brittany, with the medieval towns of Quimper, Pont l’Abbe and Concarneau all within reach of your villa.
Villas in Plomeur
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| Ploneour Lanvern | 1 |
2hrs
Brest
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The village of Plonéour-Lanvern is a busy and vibrant village, with a lot of local industry in progress. Busy cafes and patisseries welcome you to the town centre, particularly around the Place du Bourg. Well situated to visit other local towns, why not try Pont-l'Abbé or Douarnenez fishing port and try the fresh sardines. Quimper is also nearby, as is the locally well known la Torche beach, with its surfing waves visited frequently by the local experts.
Villas in Ploneour Lanvern
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| Plougrescant, Treguier | 1 |
2hrs
Roscoff Port
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At Brittany’s most northerly point on the mainland, the Plougrescant peninsula epitomizes this part of the coast with its contrasting scenery. The village also has a fairytale style chapel to admire, whilst the region is full of charming ports such as La Roche Jaune and Port-Blanc. Dense scatterings of tiny islands make the sea around the Plougrescant peninsula stormy at high tide, however at low tide, some of these islets are reachable on foot. A historic and fascinating area to visit.
Villas in Plougrescant
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| Plouneour-Trez | 1 |
1hr
Brest
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This charming seaside town is full of historical character and set amid magnificent green countryside. Boasting beautiful beaches of fine sand and rocky inlets, visitors are attracted by the array of water sports on offer, as well as opportunities for fishing, cycling and hiking in the local area. Plounéour-Trez has a number of shops as well as an excellent range of bars and restaurants for whiling away a warm summer evening.
Villas in Plouneour-Trez
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| Quiberon | 1 |
3hrs 30mins
Brest
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Quiberon stands dramatically on a rocky peninsula jutting far out into the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Traditionally popular with French holidaymakers, the town is well known for its excellent sandy beach and the delicious local sardines served in its restaurants. The windswept eastern coast of the peninsula is popular with water sports enthusiasts whilst the sheltered main beach, ‘La Grande Plage’ is lined with a variety of bars, cafes and restaurants, perfect for laid-back days and easy-going evenings.
Villas in Quiberon
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| St. Cast | 1 |
1hr
St Malo Port
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Saint Cast (le Guildo) is ideally located between the mighty cliffs of the Cap Fréhel, the indomitable Fort Lalatte, and the historical Saint-Malo, and makes a great stopover on the northern coast of Brittany. With the blue-green waters of the Emerald Coast stretching for almost 20 km, and bordered by wooded valleys, this peninsula is a lovely mix of great sandy beaches, secret coves and breathtaking panoramas. Apparently St Cast takes its name from the presence of a chapel dedicated to religeous man called Cast or Cado, who came to preach here. Le Guildo received its name from two Breton words: "GOEZ ledou", which can be translated as "river mouth". The construction of a railway from Paris to nearby Lamballe has helped develop the area, and since 1972, St-Cast joined the little village of Notre-Dame du Guildo nearby to become "Saint-Cast le Guildo".
Villas in St. Cast
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| St. Evarzec | 1 |
2hrs
Brest
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St Evarzec is a small, peaceful village 15 minutes drive from the bustling town of Quimper. The village is also within easy reach of the beautiful Breton coastline. Quimper offers a variety of local amenities, and is also a great place to simply spend a day out. The town boasts a relaxed pace of life, and there’s nothing better than relaxing on a sunny afternoon in one of the various pavement cafes. The medieval quarter offers some wonderful old stone buildings, and quaint cobbled streets to explore.
Villas in St. Evarzec
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We offer a great choice of flights to Brest and Lorient airport in Brittany . Take a look at the transfer time listed on your chosen accommodation page to see the closest airport.
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