This property is superbly equipped with indoor pool and sauna and decorated to a high standard. It is in an elevated position overlooking the sea, just above the beach, making this a sought after property for a holiday at any time of the year. The local town of Moelan has good local shopping, and it is a short drive to Quimperle a delightful town on the banks of the Elle and Isole rivers.

Ground Floor: Large open plan living area. Kitchen with hob, oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher. Utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Dining furniture. Lounge area with comfortable seating, fireplace, TV, DVD, Playstation. Patio doors to garden. Through to heated indoor pool (7 x 3.5 x 1.5m) with sauna and hot tub, shower with jet and steam. Two sets of patio doors opening pool to terrace. Games room with pool table, table tennis, exercise bike, rowing machine, patio doors to terrace.

Double bedroom, bathroom with bath, shower and hand basin. Separate WC.

First Floor: Stairs from lounge to three bedrooms. Two twin with balcony/sun deck and sea view. Then steps up to triple bedroom with three single beds. Two shower rooms with separate WC.

Outside: Good sized enclosed garden with brick BBQ, play equipment, outdoor furniture and sun loungers.

Notes: Massage by arrangement.

The complete family holiday villa!

Easy walking distance from a lovely sandy beach where there is also a small bar/restaurant. This is a very pretty area and not overcrowded even in peak season. The local town is Moulin, and Pont Aven, famous for its painters is only a few minutes drive away. Nestled in the hollow of an estuary, Pont Aven, where Gauguin lived for several years, is famous for it’s contempary art school and biscuit (galette) making. The school of painting is well represented through exhibitions at the Pont Aven museum in Place de l’Hotel-de-Ville, unfortunately you will not find Gauguin originals here. You can walk to the Bois d’Amour, the wood of love, it’s scenery inspired Gauguin and other Symbolist painters in the 19th C. The walk also leads to the marina, once a fishing port, and a few of the preserved remains of local flourmills. Sample the local galettes in the many quaint shops and wander into the renouned art galleries.

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