Mezzanine living area with large windows opening onto the ocean

Plozévet · Pays Bigouden · Southern Finistère

The sea, from every room

A 170 m² house facing the Atlantic, 200 metres from the shore. Four bedrooms, wide grounds, and nothing but the horizon in front of you.

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170m² of living space

4bedrooms

8guests

200m from the sea

1500m² of grounds

The house

A Breton house facing the horizon

Villa du Ménhir stands on the edge of Plozévet, where the last fields stop abruptly at the Bay of Audierne. Two hundred metres of path and you are there — the sound of the waves greets you the moment you step outside.

Fully renovated, the house offers 170 m² of bright living space across two floors: a wide open living room facing the garden, a fully equipped kitchen, four bedrooms and 1,500 m² of enclosed grounds where children can run freely.

It is a family house, built for long meals, salt-in-your-hair returns from the beach, and evenings by the wood stove when the wind picks up.

Take the tour

The front of Villa du Ménhir and its garden under a blue sky

Attic bedroom with a large window opening onto the sea

The main draw

Sea views from every room

Here the sea is not an extra — it is everywhere. From the bed, from the bath, from the kitchen worktop, from the mezzanine under the rafters: every window frames the same shifting horizon.

You will find yourself doing nothing but watching — morning light on the breakers, squalls crossing the bay in twenty minutes, and the endless sunsets of western Brittany.