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Live your idyllic retreat in Brittany, France. Surrounded by lush landscapes and gorgeous gardens, this area offers a tranquil way of life for any aspiring homeowners. The possibilities are endless with homes ranging from modern apartments to traditional country houses with sprawling private gardens. Whether looking for an outdoor oasis or a quaint space to relax among nature, these properties provide an abundance of outdoor entertaining areas to create the perfect sanctuary. Experience the best of both worlds - rural getaways whilst being close enough to urban hubs like Rennes and Nantes - making living in Brittany truly timeless!
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Open to the Atlantic, the Morbihan combines an inner gulf, islands and beaches. From the Pays d’Auray to Quiberon, the family house thrives with a fenced garden, terrace and greenery.
In Vannes, Auray or Lorient, leafy residential neighborhoods promise peace and generous outdoor spaces, with land for a vegetable garden. Schools, shops and services are nearby for an easy daily life.
The Parc naturel régional du Golfe du Morbihan and the Carnac megaliths inspire walks. The Interceltic Festival enlivens Lorient, while the TGV serves Vannes, Auray and Lorient.
Bordering the English Channel, the Côtes-d’Armor include the Pink Granite Coast, Cap Fréhel and rolling bocage countryside. Ports and the coastal footpath (sentier des douaniers) punctuate everyday maritime life.
In the towns and residential neighbourhoods, the family house is accompanied by an enclosed, tree-filled garden, a terrace and land for a vegetable garden or children’s play. Schools and shops remain close by.
The Grand Site de France Cap d’Erquy–Cap Fréhel, the Saint-Brieuc Bay nature reserve and Dinan, City of Art and History, illustrate the appeal. Saint-Brieuc TGV station makes travel easier.
At the tip of Brittany, Finistère unfolds granite cliffs, abers and long beaches. The customs officers’ path (sentier des douaniers) guides family walks facing the Iroise Sea.
In the tree-lined residential neighbourhoods of Quimper and Brest, the family house is a staple. It is enjoyed amid greenery, with an enclosed planted garden, terrace and plot. Schools, shops and services nearby.
Locronan holds the Plus Beaux Villages de France label and the Pointe du Raz, a Grand Site de France, inspires outings. Brest Bretagne Airport and the Roscoff ferries make travel easier.
In Ille-et-Vilaine, the family home flourishes on coastal and bocage lands. Rennes, a City of Art and History, combines leafy residential neighbourhoods and parks such as the Thabor.
On the coastline, Saint-Malo and Dinard offer villas with garden, terrace and access to coastal paths. Enclosed garden, landscaped outdoor space, vegetable garden or large plot create a family living environment.
Schools, shops and services remain close in the communes of Rennes Métropole. The TGV and Rennes airport make travel easier. The Route du Rhum marks the maritime identity.
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