Le Gites de Keregal
A charming collection of cottages and hideaways in rural Brittany surrounded by gardens, trees and timeless countryside.
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Highlights
- A beautifully varied collection of five unique dwellings, all set within the same peaceful pocket of rural Brittany, ideal for couples, families or group bookings across multiple cottages.
- Wander through generous gardens, ancient trees and open parkland where birdsong, countryside scents and wide skies set the tone for truly restorative stays.
- Each property offers its own distinct atmosphere, from traditional Breton houses and romantic stone cottages to a fairy-tale woodland cabin hidden among the trees.
- Thoughtfully designed interiors blend comfort and character, with cosy living spaces, well-equipped kitchens and bedrooms made up with crisp linen for slow mornings.
- Outdoor living is at the heart of the experience, with private terraces, barbecues, deckchairs and spaces where children can play freely while adults unwind nearby.
- Access to Nordic bathing adds a special touch of indulgence, perfect after a day exploring or simply to soak under the stars in the evening calm.
- A wonderful base for discovering the rich heritage of the Côtes d’Armor, from medieval towns and chapels to unspoilt countryside and dramatic coastline.
- Just a five-minute walk from the sea and Brittany’s beautiful beaches, with beachside pubs close by, dramatic Breton cliffs on your doorstep, the GR34 coastal path starting nearby and a large play area for children to explore.
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You should know
- Each dwelling can be hired separately, making this suitable for couples, families or larger groups booking more than one property.
- Nordic bath access is available on site, with bathrobes available to hire for an additional fee.
- La cabane de Charlotte includes breakfast, delivered as a picnic basket to the veranda each morning.
- Parking is provided, with one parking space allocated per cottage.
- Some properties are spread over multiple floors, which may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility.
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The details
Tucked away in a peaceful corner of Brittany, this beautifully curated collection of five very different dwellings offers something for every kind of escape. Whether you are travelling as a family, a couple or a small group booking multiple cottages together, each place has its own personality while sharing the same calm, nature-filled setting.
La Clef des Champs sleeps four and is a joyful, light-filled cottage designed for slow family living. Cheerful décor and rural touches echo the surrounding parkland, where birdsong drifts through open doors and children roam freely within sight of the terrace. Inside, cosy living spaces flow easily into a well-equipped kitchen, while upstairs bedrooms provide restful retreats after long days outdoors. Evenings here are made for barbecues, countryside air and sinking into deckchairs as the day fades.
Ty Goat is a traditional Breton house with a soulful, lived-in warmth. Sleeping six, and overlooking the listed chapel of Kérégal, it blends generous, bright rooms with old-world charm. A wood-burning stove anchors the living space, perfect for cooler months, while the garden invites sunny breakfasts and lazy afternoons. With flexible sleeping across three levels, it is ideal for families wanting space to spread out and truly settle in.
Le Grand Cyprès sits gracefully beside a magnificent centenary tree that lends the cottage both shade and character. Stone walls, elegant furnishings and generous rooms create an atmosphere that feels refined yet deeply welcoming. Upstairs, romantic bedrooms (sleeping up to five) enjoy sweeping countryside views, while outside, sun loungers and barbecues set the tone for unhurried days framed by the vast surrounding park.
La Grange aux Hirondelles is a converted barn that balances contemporary comfort with heartfelt nostalgia and sleeps up to five guests. Carefully chosen furniture fills the generous interior without overpowering its calm, open feel. A private garden at the rear opens onto rolling countryside, complete with fruit trees, a children’s hut and secret corners to explore. This is a house for making memories that linger long after you leave.
Hidden among the trees, La cabane de Charlotte feels like something from a fairy tale. This intimate hideaway for two is perfect for couples, with a light-filled bedroom, an artist-style bathroom and a glass veranda where breakfast is quietly delivered each morning. By day it feels playful and serene, by night it becomes a cosy, romantic retreat wrapped in nature.
Beyond the gates, the Côtes d’Armor unfolds with medieval towns, small villages full of character and a coastline shaped by history and sea air. Days can be spent exploring Dinan, Pontrieux or Moncontour, wandering abbeys and castles, or heading to the coast for sandy beaches and cliff walks. It is a region rich in culture, flavour and gentle adventure, inviting you to slow down and savour every moment.
La Clef des Champs sleeps four and is a joyful, light-filled cottage designed for slow family living. Cheerful décor and rural touches echo the surrounding parkland, where birdsong drifts through open doors and children roam freely within sight of the terrace. Inside, cosy living spaces flow easily into a well-equipped kitchen, while upstairs bedrooms provide restful retreats after long days outdoors. Evenings here are made for barbecues, countryside air and sinking into deckchairs as the day fades.
Ty Goat is a traditional Breton house with a soulful, lived-in warmth. Sleeping six, and overlooking the listed chapel of Kérégal, it blends generous, bright rooms with old-world charm. A wood-burning stove anchors the living space, perfect for cooler months, while the garden invites sunny breakfasts and lazy afternoons. With flexible sleeping across three levels, it is ideal for families wanting space to spread out and truly settle in.
Le Grand Cyprès sits gracefully beside a magnificent centenary tree that lends the cottage both shade and character. Stone walls, elegant furnishings and generous rooms create an atmosphere that feels refined yet deeply welcoming. Upstairs, romantic bedrooms (sleeping up to five) enjoy sweeping countryside views, while outside, sun loungers and barbecues set the tone for unhurried days framed by the vast surrounding park.
La Grange aux Hirondelles is a converted barn that balances contemporary comfort with heartfelt nostalgia and sleeps up to five guests. Carefully chosen furniture fills the generous interior without overpowering its calm, open feel. A private garden at the rear opens onto rolling countryside, complete with fruit trees, a children’s hut and secret corners to explore. This is a house for making memories that linger long after you leave.
Hidden among the trees, La cabane de Charlotte feels like something from a fairy tale. This intimate hideaway for two is perfect for couples, with a light-filled bedroom, an artist-style bathroom and a glass veranda where breakfast is quietly delivered each morning. By day it feels playful and serene, by night it becomes a cosy, romantic retreat wrapped in nature.
Beyond the gates, the Côtes d’Armor unfolds with medieval towns, small villages full of character and a coastline shaped by history and sea air. Days can be spent exploring Dinan, Pontrieux or Moncontour, wandering abbeys and castles, or heading to the coast for sandy beaches and cliff walks. It is a region rich in culture, flavour and gentle adventure, inviting you to slow down and savour every moment.
Tucked away in a peaceful corner of Brittany, this beautifully curated collection of five very different dwellings offers something for every kind of escape. Whether you are travelling as a family, a couple or a small group booking multiple cottages together, each place has its own personality while sharing the same calm, nature-filled setting.
La Clef des Champs sleeps four and is a joyful, light-filled cottage designed for slow family living. Cheerful décor and rural touches echo the surrounding parkland, where birdsong drifts through open doors and children roam freely within sight of the terrace. Inside, cosy living spaces flow easily into a well-equipped kitchen, while upstairs bedrooms provide restful retreats after long days outdoors. Evenings here are made for barbecues, countryside air and sinking into deckchairs as the day fades.
Ty Goat is a traditional Breton house with a soulful, lived-in warmth. Sleeping six, and overlooking the listed chapel of Kérégal, it blends generous, bright rooms with old-world charm. A wood-burning stove anchors the living space, perfect for cooler months, while the garden invites sunny breakfasts and lazy afternoons. With flexible sleeping across three levels, it is ideal for families wanting space to spread out and truly settle in.
Le Grand Cyprès sits gracefully beside a magnificent centenary tree that lends the cottage both shade and character. Stone walls, elegant furnishings and generous rooms create an atmosphere that feels refined yet deeply welcoming. Upstairs, romantic bedrooms (sleeping up to five) enjoy sweeping countryside views, while outside, sun loungers and barbecues set the tone for unhurried days framed by the vast surrounding park.
La Grange aux Hirondelles is a converted barn that balances contemporary comfort with heartfelt nostalgia and sleeps up to five guests. Carefully chosen furniture fills the generous interior without overpowering its calm, open feel. A private garden at the rear opens onto rolling countryside, complete with fruit trees, a children’s hut and secret corners to explore. This is a house for making memories that linger long after you leave.
Hidden among the trees, La cabane de Charlotte feels like something from a fairy tale. This intimate hideaway for two is perfect for couples, with a light-filled bedroom, an artist-style bathroom and a glass veranda where breakfast is quietly delivered each morning. By day it feels playful and serene, by night it becomes a cosy, romantic retreat wrapped in nature.
Beyond the gates, the Côtes d’Armor unfolds with medieval towns, small villages full of character and a coastline shaped by history and sea air. Days can be spent exploring Dinan, Pontrieux or Moncontour, wandering abbeys and castles, or heading to the coast for sandy beaches and cliff walks. It is a region rich in culture, flavour and gentle adventure, inviting you to slow down and savour every moment.
La Clef des Champs sleeps four and is a joyful, light-filled cottage designed for slow family living. Cheerful décor and rural touches echo the surrounding parkland, where birdsong drifts through open doors and children roam freely within sight of the terrace. Inside, cosy living spaces flow easily into a well-equipped kitchen, while upstairs bedrooms provide restful retreats after long days outdoors. Evenings here are made for barbecues, countryside air and sinking into deckchairs as the day fades.
Ty Goat is a traditional Breton house with a soulful, lived-in warmth. Sleeping six, and overlooking the listed chapel of Kérégal, it blends generous, bright rooms with old-world charm. A wood-burning stove anchors the living space, perfect for cooler months, while the garden invites sunny breakfasts and lazy afternoons. With flexible sleeping across three levels, it is ideal for families wanting space to spread out and truly settle in.
Le Grand Cyprès sits gracefully beside a magnificent centenary tree that lends the cottage both shade and character. Stone walls, elegant furnishings and generous rooms create an atmosphere that feels refined yet deeply welcoming. Upstairs, romantic bedrooms (sleeping up to five) enjoy sweeping countryside views, while outside, sun loungers and barbecues set the tone for unhurried days framed by the vast surrounding park.
La Grange aux Hirondelles is a converted barn that balances contemporary comfort with heartfelt nostalgia and sleeps up to five guests. Carefully chosen furniture fills the generous interior without overpowering its calm, open feel. A private garden at the rear opens onto rolling countryside, complete with fruit trees, a children’s hut and secret corners to explore. This is a house for making memories that linger long after you leave.
Hidden among the trees, La cabane de Charlotte feels like something from a fairy tale. This intimate hideaway for two is perfect for couples, with a light-filled bedroom, an artist-style bathroom and a glass veranda where breakfast is quietly delivered each morning. By day it feels playful and serene, by night it becomes a cosy, romantic retreat wrapped in nature.
Beyond the gates, the Côtes d’Armor unfolds with medieval towns, small villages full of character and a coastline shaped by history and sea air. Days can be spent exploring Dinan, Pontrieux or Moncontour, wandering abbeys and castles, or heading to the coast for sandy beaches and cliff walks. It is a region rich in culture, flavour and gentle adventure, inviting you to slow down and savour every moment.
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We offer 4 cottages for rent. Prices vary depending on the cottage selected and the season of your stay. Discounts are available for stays for two people outside of July/August.
We offer 4 cottages for rent. Prices vary depending on the cottage selected and the season of your stay. Discounts are available for stays for two people outside of July/August.
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