Two pretty little cottages have lots of charm and character, with exposed stone walls and beams. They are close together in a small farming hamlet in the grounds of the French owners’ property, overlooking fields and open countryside, and share a pool and the grounds. We think this is a great place for families: a lovely rural setting, pool on site and a very short drive to terrific beaches like the Baie de Trepasses (shown).

The property is cheerfully decorated in bright colours creating a warm and cosy atmosphere

Laura.

Ground floor: Open-plan living room with comfortable seating, TV, working fireplace, dining furniture and French windows opening onto the private terrace The kitchen area is attractively fitted with cooker, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. There is a washing machine in an outbuilding shared with the other cottage. Shower room and WC.

First floor: Steep, open-tread ladder stairs to two double and a twin bedroom with access to bedroom three through twin bedroom. Oil fired heating.

Alexandra.

Ground floor: Open-plan living room with comfortable seating, TV and decorative (but not working) fireplace, dining furniture and French windows opening onto the private terrace The kitchen area is attractively fitted with cooker, fridge and dishwasher. There is a washing machine in an outbuilding shared with the other cottage. Shower room and WC.

First floor: Steep, open-tread stairs to double and twin bedrooms with access to bedroom two through bedroom one. Electric heating.

Outside: The cottages are arranged so that they do not overlook one another and each property has its own private terrace with stone barbecue and garden furniture for outdoor dining. The beautiful swimming pool (10 x 4.2m) and the very large enclosed garden are shared. The garden also has swings and a large grassy area, ideal for children to play. Parking within the property.

Notes: Electricity but not heating is included. Cot and high chair available on request. Babysitting available if requested in advance.

The hamlet of Kerséon is situated about 5k from Audierne and Cap Sizun, between the north and south coast of this narrow south west point of Brittany. Audierne, is a picturesque seaside town, famous for its prawns, with a good range of shops, restaurants, cafés and a very nice beach at St Evette. There is a good market on Wednesday and Saturday mornings. Local activities include tennis, horse riding, golf and good surfing beaches at Cap Sizun. There is much to explore in this part of Brittany: the famous Pointe de Raz is the Land’s End of Brittany, Ile de Sein - about 8k off the coast, the cliffs at the Baie des Tréspassés and the cultural town of Quimper, about 30k. Audierne is about an hour and a half’s drive from Brest airport and about two and a half hours from Roscoff.

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