Nestled in a vast garden-forest-meadow, this dark wooden cottage - designed to accommodate four travelers - promises rest and tranquility in the heart of the Breton countryside. A rustic getaway guaranteed!
Morlaix
Maison Auzenn
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Maison Auzenn
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Perched above Morlaix, Maison Auzenn blends timeless charm, thoughtful renovation, and a true holiday spirit. A place to unwind — just moments from the sea.
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A bright haven between the sea and the river
The house sits on elevated ground, with views of the Morlaix River from the terrace and the Bay of Morlaix at the back. It’s nestled in a sprawling, tree-filled park — where centuries-old giants quietly steal the show.
Welcome to Maison Auzenn, a grand country house perched above Morlaix in a quiet hamlet—perfectly placed between town life and the beach. Here, you settle in, switch off, and take in views of the Bay of Morlaix from the terrace, accompanied by birdsong.
With 260 m² of sun-drenched space, the house welcomes families, groups of friends, dreamy couples, and die-hard hikers — anyone craving a seaside escape.
The story
of Maison Auzenn
After the beach, meet us by the stove. © Cécile Perrinet Lhermitte & Marie Maud Levron
The first stones of the house date back to the 18th century — most notably in the kitchen — while the rest was added in the 19th. Since then, Maison Auzenn has seen generations come and go: muddy boots by the door, family snacks around the table, and countless fires crackling in the hearth.
In 2024, the current owners began a major renovation. Their goal? “To erase the marks of past makeovers and create the ideal holiday home — like an old family property, gently worn by time and filled with cherished moments.”
Inspired
transformation
The proud owners of Maison Auzenn? A couple with a deep love for old stone and beautiful objects. Every detail has been carefully considered, lovingly sourced, and thoughtfully placed. “We wanted the house to feel warm and timeless — almost suspended in time, yet fully rooted in the present,” they explain. Mission accomplished.
The furnishings? Almost entirely vintage, with the exception of the beds and sofa. The decor? A delicious mix of antique artworks — each one carefully framed — and rare, characterful pieces. Special mention goes to the Micky Room, where artist Michele Peretto hand-painted a dreamy, botanical mural.
Among the home’s standout treasures: a kitchen island that once served as the counter of an old Lisbon pharmacy, and a stunning draper’s table custom-designed by artisan duo Sixième Songe.
While cooking, we admire the hundred-year-old trees. © Cécile Perrinet Lhermitte & Marie Maud Levron
"I wanted a cocoon where we could refocus, where we could just be, together. I didn't want an exceptional house, I wanted an ideal refuge."
Nature, fresh air
and simple pleasures
Around the house, the setting practically begs you to slip on your boots. The sprawling, tree-filled park is dotted with centuries-old trees, a wide meadow perfect for impromptu games, a terrace built for big gatherings — and direct access to the GR34 trail for panoramic hikes.And after the hike? Maybe you dig for clams to cook up with the family, or pack a picnic for a late-afternoon swim. In winter, you head back inside, curl up by the wood stove, pull out a board game… and lose all sense of time.
And to keep the good times rolling beyond the doorstep, the owners happily share their favorite spots: a savory galette at Atipik Bilig in Morlaix, brunch at La Butte Plouider, and — for slipping a few souvenirs into your suitcase — textile treasures by Yves Andrieux and Vincent Jalbert, or the handcrafted creations of Véronique Clément at the summer markets.
The 3 things
we love the most
The view of the river and the wooded park
The atmosphere of an English cottage
The proximity to the sea
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Destination Morlaix
Maison Auzenn
265 Rte du Bas de la Riviere, 29600, Morlaix, France
Transports
Morlaix Train Station
11 min
Restaurants
Atipik Bilig (galette, crêpes)
11 min
Restaurant De Porc en Port (bistrot)
16 min
La Table de La Butte (gastronomic)
44 min
Shops and Craft workshops
Madame Monsieur Bonjour (concept store, lunch)
min
KL Boulangerie-Pâtisserie Taulé (bakery)
17 min
Plougasnou's weekly market
17 min
Nature, Culture and Heritage
GR34 - Plouezoc’h (hiking)
min
Domaine de Kerveguen (Cider house)
18 min
Plage de Tahiti (beach)
26 min
Maison Auzenn
265 Rte du Bas de la Riviere, 29600, Morlaix, France
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