Brittany is famed chiefly for its beaches, and with so much coastline to explore it’s certainly one of the best reasons to visit the region. For travellers coming from the UK, it’s very accessible – its magnificent stretches of uncrowded beach, medieval walled towns, and scattering of ancient megaliths are all just a hop away. And then, of course, there is the food; the delectable, freshly caught Breton seafood is beaten only by the region’s legendary crêpes. But there’s more to Brittany than sun, sea, and sand, and while a good chunk of our chateaux and villas in Brittany are found next to the coast the ones further inland are just as tempting. Take a look at our top 5 villas below and discover why they’re such crowd pleasers.
First up we have the gorgeous Le Cocon. When it came to designing the interior, the owner had only one vision in mind, romance. And truth be told, they absolutely nailed the brief. This intimate bolthole oozes a Marilyn Monroe-esque glamour, particularly in the boudoir which has a free-standing copper bath, a cosy mattress with mattress heater, and crisp bed linens to match. If you can tear yourselves away from in-between the sheets, explore the local village bars, markets, and restaurants, all of which are a mere 10-minute walk from the villa.
Sleeps: 2
Prices from: £32pppn
Nestled in the heart of Brittany, guests will have ample opportunity to embrace the quaint village life during their stay at Maison Meneac. Location aside, the house was tastefully refurbished in 2015 with William Morris wall coverings that seamlessly match the periodic details dotted all around the house. Choosing a villa is a hard knack, but we promise you’ll have a picked a good’un with Maison Meneac.
Sleeps: 2-8
Prices from: £17pppn
Chateau Lignol is a 14th century hunting lodge – a miniature castle in the middle of the Brittany countryside. Built in 1251, it was used as a hunting lodge for the Princes of Rohan from 1384 when they wanted a bolthole from the hustle of nearby Guémené sur Scorff. It is five minutes by road to a compact busy village that boasts three boulangeries, a cinema and a weekly market, as well as an active cultural life. A stay is the perfect opportunity to explore and immerse yourself in the peaceful and beautiful local area. Surrounded by farmland, this is truly rural France at its best.
Sleeps: 10
Prices from: £25pppn
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If you’re looking for a venue to host an interstellar celebration or a long-awaited family reunion, Chateau De Brabant is just the choice for you. It’s incredibly spacious, has a beautiful covered pool, tennis court and a surrounding forest and lake – I mean, what more could you possibly need?
Sleeps: 35
Prices from: £31pppn
Renowned for its immaculate gardens on the Loire, Brittany and the River Villaine, Manor De Chalandes is a real show stopper. Great for shindigs, clay pigeon shoots and first-class banquets – all of which will be accompanied by some of the best wines in the region! Choose to stay for a couple of nights or even longer, but rest assured that the lovely owner Michelle is a superb host and will ensure you’re all well catered for.
Sleeps: 16
Prices from: £31pppn
These stunning villas in Brittany are just the beginning! Feel free to scroll through the rest of our villas in Brittany. You can also call our concierge team for any extra requests or enquiries you may have.
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