3 bedroomed town house in heart of Brittany

• Close to village centre
• Recently renovated
• fully equiped

• Bedrooms: 3
• Sleeps: 610

This property is in the town centre and all Bars, Restaurants, Boulangerie and Supermarkets are within close walking distance. Ideal as a holiday spot and also for house hunting. The prefect setting for a break from the hurley-burley of modern life in the UK
This newly refurbished house comprises of:
3 large bedrooms sleeping 6 to 10 peopl.
Kitchen/Dining room (fully fitted.
Living room with French and English TV
Bathroom on first floor with WC
Shower room on ground floor with WC
Gas BBQ
Washing Machine
Bed linen provided
Welcome Pack available at additional charge
The house is 1 and a half hours from St Malo which is the nearest port and just over an hour from Dinard airport with regular flights from Stansted, East Midlands and Bristol.
Bookings run from Saturday to Saturday.
Non returnable deposit required upon booking £100
PRICE LIST
Jan - April                                     £200 per week
May - June                                   £250 per week
July - Sept                                    £300 per week
Oct - Dec                                      £250 per week
A £100 security deposit is to be sent with the balance and this will be refunded to you as long as there are no breakages or damage to the property.
As this is a new let for this year there are lots of dates available all year, get in quick and email for dates.
Please note this rental does not include any travel either ferry or flight this you will have to arrange yourself. 
 
 
Nearby attractions include:
The 8 mile long Lac de Guerledan with it's many sandy beaches is only a short drive and the North, South and West coast beaches can be reached in about an hours drive.
 
Nearby is L'Abbaye de Bon Repos which was originally built in 1184 and has been successively ruined and rebuilt over the centuries. Its superb setting next to the River Blavet and the Nantes-Brest Canal is well worth a visit: there are weirs, salmon stairs, a former water mill, a mediaeval stone bridge over the river, a restaurant and a very interesting fossil/jewelley/objets d'art shop. Opposite there is a creperie/bar where you can sit and drink watching the world go by.
 
The abbey is now being restored and to raise funds for this a grand ‘Son et Lumiere’ is presented around the second weekend in August when around 400 local people, horses, dogs, etc, enact the history of the abbey and the area. It is a fantastic event starting around 10.30pm and ending around 12.30am with a firework display. On Sunday mornings from Easter to October there is an interesting local market where traders sell organic produce and crafts - it’s not just for tourists and is also popular with locals in Brittany.
 
If you like to fish then you can fish for pike, zander, carp and trout in Lac de Guerledan and with the purchase of a cheap 10 day permit you can also fish in many local rivers, and keep what you catch, including salmon. A carp night fishing tour is a regular event and open fishing competitions take place throughout the season.
 
If you are interested in horses, then there are a number of ‘poney clubs’ in the area where you can hire a hack by the hour, around 15 euros, or for the day at about 75 euros, or you could have lessons and learn to ride. There is a Hippodrome and a horse museum in Corlay, which also has a ruined castle surrounded by water. Bulat-Pestivien hosts an annual 3 day horse fair in September for which people come from miles around; and the Hippodrome at Petit Paris holds race meets throughout the year.
 
For golf enthusiasts, there are a number of golf courses in Brittany and these tend to be closer to the coasts but well within comfortable driving distances of 30 - 60 minutes or so. But if it’s just for fun then you can play mini-golf in Gouarec or crazy golf in Mur de Bretagne - both quite challenging for the beginner!
 
For those who enjoy history and sightseeing, there are a number of churches particularly with parish closes, castles, etc, within easy reach for you to explore in Brittany. Pontivy was the seat of the Dukes of Rohan and their castle still stands and is worth visiting. It has a moat which has never had water in it! The town of Pontivy has a mediaeval centre, a traditional main street of individual shops and also the ‘new town’ of Napoleonville which was laid out according to his instructions and was intended to become the capital of Brittany.
 
 
  
 

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