Kergudon : Gîtes in Brittany

Nestled in the heart of Finistère's Monts d’Arrée within the Natural Parc d'Armorique, Kergudon provides peace and tranquillity in our self-catering gîtes in Brittany.

Ideally located in the centre of Finistère everything this amazing region has to offer is within easy reach.

Whether you want to relax on the beach; walk, cycle or drive in the picturesque countryside and coastline; or explore the many beautiful Breton towns and villages, our cottages in Finistère are your perfect base.

Four cottages in Finistère filled with charm

Ben and David, owners of the gîtes at Kergudon, offer you three spacious self-catering country holiday cottages in Finistère and one chambre d’hôte (B&B) building.

Equipped with all modern comforts to meet the requirements of the most discerning traveller, Kergudon's cottages in Finistère are the perfect place for a relaxing romantic retreat, an active weekend break or the perfect self-catering family holiday in Brittany.

Our three holiday gîtes in Brittany offer tasteful French country living for a maximum of 16 people so are ideal for the extended family. With two of our cottages being dog-friendly even your furry friends are welcome to stay at Kergudon.

Holiday gîtes to relax and unwind or explore Brittany

For a relaxing and rejuvenating holiday each gîte has their own private garden space; or you could take a picnic to one of the two golden sand beaches of the peaceful Lac du Drennec or enjoy an apéritif of the lakeside restaurant and watch the sun set in this rural paradise.

If relaxing on a beach is what you enjoy, Finistère has miles and miles of coastline and Kergudon gîtes in Brittany are equidistant from the north, west and south coasts of Finistère each with their own distinct character and charm. Whether you prefer a sandy, rocky or pebbly beach there is something for everyone.

Country cottages with lots to offer in Finistère

Dating from the 17th century, in its long history, Kergudon's buildings have been a presbytery, a farm and have now been converted to provide comfortable and elegant holiday accommodation.

Kergudon has a variety of facilities onsite including a family games room with cinema and drinks bar; boot room and laundry; mountain bikes; fitness suite; boules pitch and much more.

Journalist and Editor of Family Traveller Magazine, Jane Anderson, visited us at Kergudon, have a look at her article here when she and her family stayed at our gites in Brittany: Family Holidays in Brittany

Explore Our Four Gites in Brittany

Priory

The largest of our gîtes, Priory is full of character and charm.

Sleeping up to 6 in 3 bedrooms (four-poster king, 2nd king and twin room) with 2 bathrooms

Granary

A light and airy cottage in Finistère with lots of charm and views of the Monts D'Arrée.

Sleeping up to 6 in 3 bedrooms (king, double and twin) with 2 bathrooms

Hayloft

Our cozy couples' cottage at Gîtes de Kergudon is perfect for 2 and is also dog-friendly.

Sleepsa 2 in a king bed with a luxury bathroom with double ended bath

Stable

Stable is our chambre d'hôte (B&B) in Finistère in a detached cottage overlooking the old orchard

Sleeps 2 in a double bed with en suite shower room

Judith & Vern, Minneapolis, MN

"You will be spoiled by the comfort and by the simple luxury in the gîte, and you will notice and appreciate the attention to details."

Hinnerk & Kinga, Zurich

"Been here in Summer and Winter , two very different scenes. We always felt a very warm welcome at these lovely Gites, kept with passion in a personality that literally grew over centuries. Gites de Kergudon turned out to be a great refugium allowing for an individual mix of solitude to enjoy and explore towns and villages in this very special part of France."

Vilas, London

"Myself, fiancée and dog spent a lovely week at Kergudon. It is easily the most dog friendly place we’ve been which made it easy for us. It was a great base to explore the rest of Brittany. The Hayloft was cosy and comfy and the garden and terrace were excellent. Ben and David really have thought of every detail from dog treats, water bowl, towels, bed and blankets to cover furniture to the robes and slippers for us. The gîte is well equipped and the small kitchen has everything you would ever need as well as the delightful welcome hamper! Thanks again!"

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