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Pretty Stone Cottage 12km south of Josselin SLEEPS 4
This is a beautifully renovated, light and airy cottage, set in a tiny rural hamlet. Within walking distance of the very pretty village of Lizio, designated 'A Petite Cite de Caractere', with bar, restaurant, creperie and mini market for bread and essentials, and a number of tourist attractions. Ten minutes drive from the lovely chateau town of Josselin, and Ploermel, both of which have large supermarkets together with shops, cafes and restaurants click to enlarge Downstairs is open plan with a fully equipped kitchen area including washing machine, fridge freezer, gas cooker, microwave, coffee maker and toaster. French doors lead to the patio with garden furniture, parasol, and BBQ, the garden area is private, but not enclosed. The comfortable lounge area has two double settees, TV (with English satellite, free-view) and DVD, together with a music system. There are also a number of DVD's and CD's, and a large library of books. The dining area has an oak table and six chairs.
click to enlarge Upstairs there is one twin and one double bedroom with a king size bed. Both rooms have ample wardrobe and drawer space, and the larger room has a double futon, in addition to the main bed. There is a modern bathroom containing a bath with shower over. Electric convector heaters are fitted throughout. Click to enlarge LOCATION Josselin - nearest large town The beautiful town of Josselin is only a ten minute drive from here. Josselin boasts a fine chateau overlooking the Nantes - Brest canal. You can also visit the historic basilica of Notre-dame-du-Roncier or sample the bustling Saturday morning street market. The Lac au Duc The Lac au Duc near Plo�rmel, a large lake just 15 minutes drive from the cottage, offers fishing, various water sports and golf (pictured below). You can also hire a pedalo and swim at the man made beach in the height of summer. The Hortensia Trail offers a unique opportunity to view over fifty varieties of hydrangea as part of an idyllic walk alongside the lake. Broceliande and the Nantes - Brest Canal Towards Camp�n�ac you enter the mysterious Forest of Broc�liande, where the moor-land is illuminated by the sunny colour of gorse and broom. Megalithic monuments can be found, a sign of the ancestors who lived in this magnificent place. Visit the splendid Ch�teau of Tr�cesson and there are plenty of footpaths and trails if you wish to explore Broc�liande. The famous Nantes to Brest Canal, once an important trading waterway, now offers a picturesque setting for visitors. You can opt for a walk along the towpaths, a cycle ride or a quiet boating trip. Auray and Vannes With its bustling harbour, fabulous restaurants and art galleries, Auray is well worth a visit. Vannes (pictured above), with its ramparts, beautiful formal gardens, aquarium and fine restaurants, shouldn't be missed. The Gulf du Morbihan and Brittany's Beaches The beaches in the Gulf du Morbihan, along the southern coast of Brittany, are famous for their golden sand and clean waters. Carnac (pictured below) is one such example of the beautiful beaches to be found within easy driving distance. PRICES
If paying in euros, the current exchange rate is published here Electricity: generous weekly allowance given, usually only exceeded when the central heating is used. Pillows, duvets and all bed linen and personal towels are all provided. Cot and highchair available. Welcome pack provided including coffee, juice, croissants, baguette and wine! Availability Not available October - December
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