La Maison Rouge

This 350 m² house, combining stone, wood, and contemporary touches, gives pride of place to materials and volumes. Expert stonemasons were enlisted to restore the building’s walls and distinctive architecture. With its eight-meter-high ceilings, the living room radiates a sense of grandeur, further enhanced by large openings that connect seamlessly to the outdoors. A glass extension houses a striking blackened wooden table and lounge area, creating a serene spot seemingly nestled within nature. Adding a touch of warmth to the industrial vibe are the oak parquet floors, contrasting with the cathedral ceiling’s steel beams and tie-rods. The modern kitchen, with a central island crowned with a Brazilian marble worktop crafted locally, completes the space elegantly.

So why the “Maison Rouge”? Historically, this atypical farmhouse was distinguished by its red-tiled roof, starkly contrasting the region’s traditional slate roofs.

Conceived as a refuge nestled between the land and sea riches of the Côtes-d’Armor, La Maison is also a strategic departure point for exploring the region’s treasures, from Dinan to Saint-Malo, offering the perfect balance between peaceful retreat and cultural adventure. The program includes exploring historic sites, immersing yourself in Brittany’s most beautiful landscapes, and discovering the region’s new culinary scene. Nearby, the picturesque village of Plélan-le-Petit, with its shops and restaurants, brings a touch of local life to the serene isolation of La Maison Rouge.