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Côtes-d’Armor: between land and sea spray, the most beautiful houses to rent for an exceptional stay

Between oysters, emerald-hued coves, and wooded valleys, the Côtes-d’Armor reveal a wild and poetic Brittany. Renting a charming house in northern Brittany offers a simple, sincere luxury for your holidays: endless sea views, the wind rustling through pine trees, and time stretching slowly like the rising tide.

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Cliffs of the Bay of Saint-Brieuc

Côtes-d’Armor: between land and sea spray, the most beautiful houses to rent for an exceptional stay

Imagine this: a terrace facing the ocean, the cries of seagulls as your morning alarm, a dip in the pool before heading out along the coastal footpath.

Here, life moves with the rhythm of the tides, the ever-changing light, and every day becomes a fleeting escape between land and sea, a suspended moment bathed in Brittany’s colors.

The Côtes-d’Armor experience: nature, elegance, and authenticity

Between rugged coastlines, stone villages, hidden coves, and golden sandy beaches, northern Brittany embodies a unique art of living, blending raw beauty with subtle refinement. Here, life is attuned to the tides, the salty wind, and the shifting light. Vacation homes and villas in the area are brimming with charm: renovated longhouses in the heart of the countryside, architect-designed homes with panoramic ocean views, or family residences with enclosed gardens and sea vistas. Every rental in Brittany offers a distinctive experience, combining intimacy, design, and untouched nature.

Inside, natural materials, stone, wood, linen, abound, with large bay windows framing the ocean, sheltered terraces, and sometimes heated pools reflecting the Breton sky throughout the seasons. Here, luxury takes on a different meaning: understated and felt rather than displayed, found in simplicity, silence, and infinite sea views. Life is barefoot: a morning coffee on a sun-drenched terrace, a nap in the garden, or a dinner by the sea with blue lobster, fresh oysters, or a glass of crisp cider at sunset.

Between heritage and modernity: Brittany through the eyes of La Maison Rouge.

Between heritage and modernity: Brittany through the eyes of La Maison Rouge.

A week in northern Brittany: immersion between land and sea

Between sky and sea: the elegance of Breton seaside homes. © Kevin and Laurianne Langlais

Between sky and sea: the elegance of Breton seaside homes. © Kevin and Laurianne Langlais

Day 1 — Arrival on the pink granite coast

Arrive in the late afternoon, when the light turns golden and the air smells of iodine and sun-warmed pine. Your house overlooks the sea, perched like Villa Mona against the open water. Open the shutters, let in the salty breeze and seagulls’ calls. The suitcases can stay open a while, priority goes to an aperitif on the terrace. A glass of crisp cider, a few shellfish, and already, Brittany works its magic.

Day 2 — Relaxing in Perros-Guirec

Head to Trestraou Beach, an iconic spot on the Pink Granite Coast. Settle on the sand between rose-tinted rocks and turquoise water. The morning stretches in pure leisure and swimming, followed by a simple lunch in a wooden beach hut overlooking the sea. Late afternoon: back to the house for a dip in the heated pool, a sun-soaked nap, and a lantern-lit dinner on the terrace.

Day 3 — The Sept-Îles archipelago

Depart early for a boat trip to the Sept-Îles, a sanctuary for seabirds off Perros’ coast. Spot gannets, seals napping on the rocks, and hidden coves where time seems suspended. On deck, enjoy a Breton picnic: mackerel rillettes, fresh bread, and artisanal cider. Evening returns to the house, with a fireplace and soft music.

Day 4 — Slow living by the sea

Stay home to simply savor the day. Yoga on the terrace with the ocean as your horizon, a late breakfast, reading in the walled garden, a nap in the hammock. Time stretches, and the wind caresses the pines. In the late afternoon, a local chef prepares a dinner with regional ingredients: blue lobster, salted butter, and vegetables from the neighboring garden. The evening stretches into a gentle twilight.

Day 5 — Cultural escapade to Dinan or Tréguier

Spend the day wandering the medieval streets of Dinan or Tréguier, among half-timbered houses, artisan workshops, and small Breton markets. Taste local specialties — buckwheat galettes, kouign-amann, flat oysters — and bring back a few hydrangeas for the evening table.

Day 6 — Hike the coastal path (GR34)

Lace-up your hiking boots, grab your camera, and hit the GR34 along cliffs of pink granite and flower-strewn moors. The trail hugs the sea, sometimes steep, always breathtaking. Pause for a picnic at a secluded cove. Evening: return to the house for one last sunset over the Iroise Sea in absolute calm.

Day 7 — Last morning, one final glance

The sky changes by the minute, shifting from deep blue to silvery gray. Sit for a moment facing the sea, committing its colors, smells, and sounds to memory. Suitcases packed, linger a little longer, breathing the salty air one final time. Depart soothed, hair windswept, with plans to return soon.

The mineral beauty of Brittany. © Tilo Pentzin

The mineral beauty of Brittany. © Tilo Pentzin

The most beautiful seaside addresses

Perros-Guirec and the pink granite coast

Nature here is an artist. Contemporary houses cling to rose granite rocks like promontories above the ocean, suspended between sea and sky. Blonde stone, bay windows opening to the horizon, wooden terraces, and infinity pools set a scene where every light shift becomes a painting.

Through the day, hues change: golden mornings, brilliant afternoons, evenings tinted with ochre and deep blue. Life moves to the rhythm of the tides — a plunge in the sea, a walk along the coastal footpath, and an aperitif at sunset.


Paimpol and the island of Bréhat

Here lies a more secretive Brittany. Stone houses with blue shutters hide behind hydrangea-filled gardens; narrow streets lead to discreet coves, and the harbors bustle with returning fishing boats.

Take your time: wander Paimpol’s market, taste local oysters, ferry to Bréhat — a car-free island with paths lined by agapanthus. Explore on foot or by bike, between maritime landscapes and exotic gardens, bathed in soft, iodized light.


Binic and Saint-Quay-Portrieux

Further south, the scene is more seaside-resort style, with lively beaches and elegant small ports. Family villas often feature heated pools or enclosed gardens, exuding holiday joy by the sea.


Mornings begin with terrace breakfasts, afternoons stretch on the beach, evenings around a barbecue, eyes fixed on the sun slowly sinking into the sea. A joyful, sunlit Brittany, perfect for barefoot summer days.

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The modernist stone reflected in the pool at La Maison Rouge.

The modernist stone reflected in the pool at La Maison Rouge.

La Maison Rouge — forest and design near Dinan

In the heart of a vast forest, ten minutes from Plélan-le-Petit, La Maison Rouge is a restored longhouse lovingly renovated by Victor Robert and his family. This 20th-century farm has regained its splendor through meticulous work blending stone, wood, and metal.

Inside: five luminous suites, a vast cathedral-ceiling living room, a perched library, gym, and even a yoga studio. Outside: 15-meter swimming pool, private padel court, sunny terrace, and 15-hectare park. Perfect for friends or family retreats, sports weekends, or lazy fireside stays.

Rates: €3,500–€7,000 per week depending on season.

A characterful hideaway, deep in the woods, where Brittany slows down to a gentle pace.


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Maison Minard — horizon as your only neighbor

In Plouézec, above Saint-Brieuc Bay, Maison Minard watches over the sea from its cliff like a sentinel of glass and concrete. Designed by Élodie, a photographer, and Camille, a chef, this small Californian-style house captivates with panoramic ocean views, post-industrial design, and carefully sourced vintage décor.

Two bedrooms, a large open-plan living space, and a garden-patch for planting. Ideal for painting, writing, cooking, or simply watching the light dance across the waves. A creative retreat living to the rhythm of tides and sunsets.

Rates: €1,260–€1,540 per week.

A raw and poetic hideaway for those who love both sea and silence.


Remote work with a view of Brittany’s waters from Maison Minard.

Remote work with a view of Brittany’s waters from Maison Minard.

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A sea view from the pool at Villa Mona. © Patrick Miara

A sea view from the pool at Villa Mona. © Patrick Miara

Villa Mona — feet in Paimpol Bay

Steps from Paimpol harbor, on the edge of Beauport Abbey, Villa Mona is a former oyster farmer’s house reinvented as a contemporary family home. Carefully restored, it elegantly blends Breton stone, light wood, and glass, open to the sea.

Inside: four bright bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large living room with fireplace, a kitchen opening onto the terrace, and underfloor heating for winter stays. Every room celebrates light and views over Paimpol Bay, merging gentle modernity with maritime soul.

Outside: heated pool facing the sea, wind-sheltered wooden terrace, flowering garden, and direct access to the coastal path. Gather with family or friends for simple pleasures: morning coffee, a swim at high tide, or dinner around a sunset oyster platter.

Rates: €2,800–€6,500 per week depending on season.

A luminous haven between land and sea, where Brittany reveals its most sincere luxury: suspended time.

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Experiences to enjoy around your Breton home

Living by the rhythm of the sea

In Côtes-d’Armor, the sea is present at every moment. Wake at dawn to watch boats glide across the water and hear the cries of seagulls. Sandy or pebble beaches reveal themselves at low tide, perfect for long walks or collecting seaweed and shells. Mornings can continue with a swim in clear, invigorating waters before breakfast with a view of the horizon. In the evening, a natural ritual unfolds: a sea-scented aperitif on the terrace, feet in the grass or by the pool, as the sun dips behind islands and cliffs.


Slow living and wellbeing

Breton homes are designed as true havens of serenity. Yoga classes with ocean views, massages with local oils, or meditation sessions in the garden turn every moment into an opportunity to unwind. Some properties even offer private wellness areas, including outdoor jacuzzis, saunas with forest views, or relaxation rooms, prolonging sensory pleasure in an intimate setting. Here, luxury is expressed in calm, soft light, and the joy of simple gestures.


Private escapes

Beyond the coast, Brittany reveals its secret side: mysterious forests, hidden chapels, stone villages with cobbled streets, and little-traveled paths. Wander local markets, stop to taste cider or regional specialties,


or capture the reflection of the sea in a secluded pond. Every excursion becomes a poetic interlude, making the return to your home, with its enclosed garden, pool, or panoramic terrace, all the sweeter and more rejuvenating.

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Côtes-d’Armor: the art of living between horizon and emotion

Staying in a Breton home is much more than occupying a space: it’s immersing yourself in a unique way of life, where nature and time harmonize with every gesture. Whether stone longhouses, contemporary villas, or family residences, these homes seem to converse with their surroundings: the wind in the pines, the gentle lapping of waves, the changing light of the sky. True luxury here is understated: it is found in the softness of suspended moments.

Watching the rain fall on the terrace, listening to distant waves, savoring a morning coffee facing the ocean, or sharing a simple but delicious dinner made with local produce… every moment becomes an emotion, a memory engraved in your mind. In Côtes-d’Armor, you learn to slow down, breathe with the landscape, and fully enjoy the rhythm of the tides and the light. Life is lived intensely yet lightly; fully, yet simply. Every stay becomes a sensory journey, where time stretches and the soul is nourished by wild, poetic Brittany.

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