Ma Bretonne - Apartment with an enclosed garden in Paimpol

Situated in a quiet neighbourhood of Paimpol, this 70 m² self-catering flat, located on the upper floor of the owners’ house, is the perfect base from which to explore Paimpol Bay, the island of Bréhat and the iconic landscapes of the Côtes-d’Armor. On arrival, you will be personally welcomed by the owner, who will ensure you enjoy a warm and attentive stay, complete with a welcome gift. Outside, a pleasant little enclosed garden is reserved for your use. You can enjoy sunny days on the garden furniture, share meals al fresco thanks to the barbecue, or simply relax on the sun loungers. Inside, the apartment offers functional and comfortable spaces. The bright living room features a sofa bed, a television and a hi-fi system. A cosy bar area completes the living space, perfect for spending time together. The separate kitchen is particularly well-equipped for cooking enthusiasts, featuring an oven, microwave, fridge-freezer, coffee maker, kettle, toaster, as well as numerous small appliances: a raclette machine, blender, waffle maker and croque-monsieur maker, hot dog maker, mixer and hand blender. From the living room, a hallway leads to the sleeping area comprising three bedrooms. The 11 m² master bedroom is fitted with a 160 cm double bed, a wardrobe and a desk. Two additional bedrooms in the attic each have a single bed. Although their size means they are not included in the official rating, they offer a comfortable space particularly appreciated by children, families or couples wishing to sleep separately. The apartment also includes a bathroom with a shower and washbasin, as well as a separate toilet. This accommodation will appeal to families wishing to explore Paimpol whilst enjoying a peaceful setting and a warm, authentic welcome.

A warm and friendly welcome from the owner. Keen to ensure her guests’ comfort, she takes the time to greet you on arrival, show you around the accommodation and share her tips for exploring Paimpol, its shops, its bustling harbour and the treasures of the Goëlo coast.