The property is a very stylish barn renovation to the highest standards with excellent accommodation, plus heated swimming pool, spa, sauna, and extensive wooded grounds. Situated on the edge of the Carnoet forest, with extensive rides and walks, a short drive to the well known resort of Le Pouldu and the ancient town of Quimperle making this a ideal holiday location.

Located in a courtyard, but with separate private access. The pool is behind the owner's own property, and the spa and sauna are in a separate building. The owner keeps horses and goats and there are trails through their wooded grounds which are adjacent to the Foret de Carnoet and the long distance GR34 footpath. Entrance into open plan living area. Kitchen with ceramic hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, dining furniture. Sitting area with comfortable seating, TV, DVD, patio doors to garden, open fireplace. Utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer. Double bedroom(180cm) with door to garden. Shower room with twin hand basins. Separate WC. Open tread wood turning stairs to three bedrooms, double (160cm) and two twin. Shower room with twin hand basins, separate WC. Landing with settee and TV/DVD. Enclosed garden with terrace, outdoor furniture and BBQ. Security gate to pool to rear of owners property. Oval pool 10.5m x 4.8m x 1.8m deep with roman steps. 28 degrees with contra current. Across courtyard to separate building with spa, sauna, massage room( by appointment). table football, easy chairs, shower and WC. Table tennis. A complete holiday location. There is a compulsory 80 euro end cleaning charge payable locally.

Midway between Quimper and Lorient, Quimperlé is an attractive small town with pretty medieval streets and churches. Stands at the point where the rivers Isole and Elle merge to form the Laita and straddles a hill and these two rivers. The valley is cut by a sequence of bridges. Quimperle is divided into two parts, the upper town and lower town an atmospheric place, particularly in the medieval muddle of streets around Ste-Croix church. Many of the superb half-timbered houses have projecting upper storeys. Along the rue Bremond-d’Ars are several stately stone-built houses dating from the 17th C Once a fairly important harbour but today it is chiefly used for small pleasure craft which sail along the Laita river.

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