Luxury HotelsDirectoryBeach ResortsBoutiqueParisLondonNew YorkTokyoLuxury HotelsDirectoryBeach ResortsBoutiqueParisLondonNew YorkTokyoManoir de Lan-Kerellec sits on the slopes of Brittany's Pink Granite Coast in Trébeurden, surrounded by rocky reefs and commanding panoramic views toward the islands of Milliau, Molène, and Losquet. Built at the beginning of the last century by painter Pierre Gervais and operated as a family home by the Daubé family since 1925, the manor's heritage and setting are inseparable.
Check availability Official websiteManoir de Lan-Kerellec sits on the slopes of Brittany's Pink Granite Coast in Trébeurden, a location defined by distinctive rose-tinted granite formations, dramatic rocky reefs, and pristine coastal vistas. The manor's positioning places you directly within this landscape, with sea views visible from every room balcony and terrace. From your private outdoor space, you can observe the islands of Milliau, Molène, and Losquet across the water. This setting anchors both the manor's identity and its appeal.
The Path of the Customs Officers (Sentier des Douaniers), a famous coastal walking trail, runs near the manor through protected landscape. The route offers access to the natural environment and an underwater nature reserve beyond the reefs. The manor facilitates a wide range of outdoor pursuits: water sports including sailing, diving, water skiing, canoeing, and kayaking; land activities such as hiking, biking, mountain biking, horse riding, and fishing; an 18-hole golf course within reach; and on-site tennis facilities. This range reflects the property's position within Brittany's outdoor recreation landscape.
Built at the beginning of the last century by painter Pierre Gervais, the manor represents an artistic vision that has been continuously maintained through family stewardship. Émile Daubé (1885–1961), a painter close to Marin Marie and teacher at the Beaux-Arts academy, acquired the property in 1925 and perpetuated the artistic passion before passing it to his descendants. The family's continuity of ownership and artistic stewardship—spanning over a century—distinguishes the manor's character and appeal.
The manor is situated in Trébeurden on the Pink Granite Coast in Brittany, France, surrounded by rocky reefs and sea views.
From your balcony, you can see the islands of Milliau, Molène, and Losquet across the water.
The manor offers or provides access to hiking, biking, water sports (sailing, diving, kayaking, water skiing), fishing, horse riding, golf, and tennis.
A famous coastal walking trail (Sentier des Douaniers) runs near the manor through the protected Pink Granite Coast landscape.
The property was built at the beginning of the last century by painter Pierre Gervais and has been family-run since the Daubé family acquired it in 1925.
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