An arm of the sea in Brittany · Lézardrieux
A Breton manor
with exceptional views over the Trieux
Exclusive use · 9 bedrooms · sleeps 19
Optional: the adjoining cottages, sleeping 12 more, and use of the swimming pool
The Trieux
A view over an arm of the sea
From the park and the terraces, the view opens onto the Trieux, an arm of the sea that fills and empties with the tides. The water, the wooded far bank and the light change from hour to hour: a view you never tire of.
The Manor
A family home
The Manoir de Kermarquer overlooks the Trieux estuary, just minutes from the harbour at Lézardrieux. Built of Breton granite, enclosed by ancient walls and a park of century-old trees, it has been fully restored to host weddings, corporate retreats and private stays.
The restoration made a clear choice: keep the stone, the beams and the fireplaces, and bring in contemporary, colourful, comfortable interiors. Nothing of a museum. A house to be lived in.
Discover the estateWhat we offer
Three ways to experience Kermarquer
The estate is let on an exclusive basis only. The house, the park and the view over the estuary are yours alone.
Weddings
A humanist ceremony and dinner in a marquee in the park, drinks reception overlooking the estuary, up to 100 guests.
Corporate Retreats
An entire estate in which to work in peace: meeting rooms, bedrooms on site, and a park to break up the day.
Stays
The whole house on an exclusive basis, for a family or a group of friends. Cottages and pool optional.
Seven centuries of history
« L’Honneur y gît »
The seigneury of the knight Arrel de Kermarquer
Kermarquer was the seigneury of the Arrel family. Lord of the manor from 1316, Olivier Arrel, known as the “Bold Breton”, was one of the thirty Breton knights at the Combat of the Thirty in 1351, during the War of the Breton Succession. Seven centuries later, the estate is still lived in.
Our commitments
An estate rooted in its surroundings
Restored by local craftspeople, heated by geothermal energy and fitted with electric vehicle charging points: Kermarquer has been designed to last, and to consume little.
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Nearby
The Pink Granite Coast, Bréhat and the GR34
Kermarquer is a starting point. The Île de Bréhat, Paimpol, Tréguier and its medieval lanes, the Pink Granite Coast, and the customs officers’ path that runs the length of the coast: all within a morning’s reach.
The Region