This building, built in the second half of the nineteenth century, was inhabited until 1950, when a new home was built nearby.The ageing and storms have quickly put the roof damaged. There wasn't anymore sound piece of wood when the work began.

Luckily, the old building is oriented south and guests can enjoy a direct view of the sea.

Penviny's eco-cottage is an ideal starting point to discover the entire Brittany.

Ground floor (accessible to wheelchair users):
The kitchen, open to the livingroom, an entrance, a laundry room, a bathroom with toilet and a bedroom, a covered terrace and a closed courtyard .

First floor: Two large bedrooms with direct view of the Bay of Audierne (from "la pointe de Penmarc'h" to the East to "la pointe du Raz" to the West),a room with bunk bed (for children) and a mezzanine giving directly onto a terrace facing the sea, bathroom and toilet.

Prises 2011 :

	First floor
	Ground floor