This pretty little cottage has lots of charm and character and is in a superb location, just a short walk to Lac du Guerlédan, Brittany’s largest lake, which has a sandy beach and is great for swimming and other water sports.
The interior is simply furnished with
exposed beams and traditional Breton furniture. The delightful French owners
live in an adjacent property and if clients have a boat they are welcome to
park it in their garden.
Ground floor: Open plan living room with sofa, dining area, large fireplace with
wood burning stove (plenty of wood provided), TV,CD,DVD, Wi-Fi for 2013.
Kitchen area with 4-ring hob, oven, microwave, fridge and electric
kettle and crepe maker. Outhouse with washing machine.
First floor: Stone stairs to bedroom with two double beds. Cot.Through to shower room with hand basin and WC. N.B. there is a low window in the bedroom so it may not be suitable for small children. In our opinion the cottage would be best
let to a maximum of two people but the owners don’t mind having four.
Outside: There
is a small private garden, 50m², with lots of flowers and a south facing
terrace, barbecue and garden furniture for outdoor meals.
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2 On the availability calendar click on your start date.
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The property is in a small hamlet called Keriven, 2k from the village of Caurel on the northern side of the lake. There are a couple of nice restaurants down by the lake, about 1k, tennis courts about 2k, and horse riding 7k. The nearest town is Mur de Bretagne, 7k, which has a Friday evening market with live entertainment. The lake is popular for water sports during the summer; water-skiing, canoes, pedaloes for hire and carp fishing. There is also a boat-trip around the lake, which can take 3 hours but stops off at places where you can have a walk around or a picnic and then be picked up by another boat later on. This area is ideal for country cycling, walks and picnics; with marked paths in the Forest of Quénecan on the south side of the lake. Pontivy, an attractive medieval town, 25k, is well worth a visit. It has a large swimming pool. Many of the small towns and villages in this area are lively in the summer with cultural activities and local fêtes The south coast is just over an hour’s drive. The property is about an hour and a half from St. Malo or Roscoff.
"very picturesque / lovely area for walks / swimming in lake"
Mairead K - (5/2011)
"The cottage provided a great base for a thoroughly enjoyable holiday, well appointed, clean and very comfortable.
The location provided a convenient access to the lake which proved especially suitable for placid water canoeing.
The owners were especially kind, very helpful, thoroughly friendly - there when we needed advice etc. Meeting them added an extra dimension of pleasure to a splendid break."