Home Page

Property Management

Key Holding

Holiday properties

Gardening

Property Search

Routine Checks

Letting Management

Relocation Assistance

Mail Forwarding

About Brittany

Parc du Roi Morvan: This park is ideally located and is over 30 hectares in size. Plenty of room for things to do! It has a large water park for varied water sports, there's pony riding for the kids, bouncy castles, Kiddies train rides, Kart bugging, tree house slides etc. For an amazing day out, it's simply a must see place to visit.

Planete Sauvage: Safari wildlife park. Aboard your vehicle, live a fabulous adventure with 150 wild species from the 5 continents. Through 16 parks, get close to giraffes, elephants, bears, wolves, rhinoceros, hippopotamuses, lions, tigers, antelopes and more. This park also has cafe & restaurant facilities

La Ferme du Mond: All the history of humanity was made possible thanks to  livestock Under this term all the domesticated races are included/understood whose products are consumed: milk, meat, eggs, wool, or useful for the work of the man: feature, pack, the manure fertilizes the cultivated grounds. The animals and the man lived little time ago still under the same roof. Since 1996, the FARM OF the WORLD with Carentoir in Morbihan in Brittany gathers 400 livestock of the 5 continents. They live in semi-freedom in a wooded park where nature offers calms and rest

Parc de Jeux: P' tit Is delirious, is a park of play for small and large children, to spend a day filled of laughter and memories. Inflatable activities in the open air, structures, dancing water, course, miniature golf, trampoline.

Zoo de Pont-Scorff: Flee the agitation of the city to come you ressourcer in this true haven of peace. Established in a green decoration, the Zoo of Scorff Bridge presents to you more than 120 different species. Very whole Nature was given to render comprehensible go to the Zoo of Bridge-Scorff to fill with wonder you, you to make travel but to also you L `importance to protect it! You all, impassioned of nature and curious animals or simple, come to benefit from this beautiful strolls!

The dolls museum:The Doll Museum is housed in the former stables of the castle of Josselin transformed into a modern museum. In 1984 Antoinette de Rohan opened the Doll Museum which has over 400 pieces, the oldest dating from the 17th century. Each is displayed with the appropriate outfits, trousseaux, and furniture, thanks to research and donations.
The visit has something to offer for all ages being rich in providing knowledge of history and traditions on many levels. Each year, a temporary exhibit around a theme is on display.

Le jardin aux papillons: Butterfly Garden, Enjoy the captive grace and beauty of exotic butterflies. Marvel at them as they fly freely around you. They are literally everywhere! Feast your eyes on this festival of moving colours and shapes! Immerse yourself in this wonderful recreation of a tropical forest. You will feel the soft characteristic humid heat of tropical countries on your skin (80% humidity at 28°C). Discover the banana trees, coffee trees, hibiscus, etc.

HB-Henriot: Hand-painted pottery workshops, Do you want to try your talent in our workshops? Come on! Our painters are waiting for you and will give you their secrets... An exclusivity by HB-Henriot Manufacture for an unforgettable experience. It is a must-see tour in the region as we are the only earthenware producer in Brittany where you can see the complete know-how of our work, from the creation of the figurines, to the decoration by hand of the pieces.

Muses de prehistoire: Museum of the Prehistoric Age, A voyage from 450,000 BC to 800 AD in the CARNAC region. Situated in the heart of Carnac, in an old monastery, this exhibition holds over 6600 exhibits, documenting megaliths (standing stones) throughout Europe.

POUL-FETAN: An ancient Breton village, This small village of XVIème century whose houses were restored constitutes a perfect example of rural architecture; its thatched roofs, its doors in warheads, its external staircases and its massive chimneys are characteristic of the Breton houses. Poul-Fetan finds its origin in the presence of a source, “Poul” which into Breton means laundrette and the source “Fetan” which gave their name to this village.