Le Rumain is situated in a quiet, rural setting on an area of 39,000 square metres and a neighbouring forest. The manoir (main house) with its pigeon tower was built in the 16th and 17th centuries. The studio/apartment and the two-bedroom flat are located in a separate building, each have their own entrance and are accessible via a garden/courtyard. The studio/apartment (approx. 65 square metres) on the ground floor consists of a large room, a bathroom and can accommodate 2 people (1 x double bed 160 x 200 cm). There is a kitchen with cooker/oven, fridge, microwave, coffee machine, kettle, etc. for preparing your meals. The studio has a pellet stove. The cost of the pellets is to be borne by the tenant. Electricity of 15 kWh/day is included. The additional kWh consumed will be charged according to consumption (separate meter) with the usual electricity price at the time of consumption. The flat (approx. 80 square metres) on the 1st floor consists of 2 bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and toilet, an open kitchen with dining and living area, separate toilet and offers space for up to 4 people. The kitchen has a stove/oven, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, kettle, etc. The heating runs on electricity. The heating runs on electricity. 15 kWh/day electricity is included. Any additional kWh consumed will be charged according to consumption (separate meter) at the usual electricity price at the time of consumption. There is seating and a barbecue in the communal garden/courtyard. Private car parking is available on site free of charge.

Hengoat, on the north coast of Brittany (Côtes d'Armor), lies between the Jaudy and the Trieux, two tidal inlets that extend far inland. The coast (Côte de Granit Rose) is approx. 15 minutes away by car, the small harbour town of Paimpol and Perros-Guirec can be reached in approx. 20 minutes. The ferry at Ploubazlanec to the Île de Bréhat (flower island) is approx. 30 minutes away. Thanks to the extreme diversity of the terrain, the possibilities here are almost unlimited. From steep cliffs and beaches lapped by turquoise waters to hedgerow landscapes and villages full of character. 1001 paths invite you to discover the diversity of Brittany. Brittany is a little paradise for water sports enthusiasts, anglers, horse riders, cyclists and hikers (coastal footpaths totalling around 1600 km). Countless cultural heritage and historical treasures: Castles and fortresses, small towns full of character, churches, monasteries, museums, art and history sites, megalithic collections ..., so many places to explore. Rocky headlands, wild coasts, marshes, dunes, beaches, small bays, ...