Complex of 3 cottages Riec-sur-Belon

Sleeping 4, 4 and 10 these three cottages are only 1km from the village of Riec sur Belon

Ty Hafod consists of recently converted farm buildings within a small group. It is set in peaceful, wooded countryside in South Finisterre, between the Belon and Aven rivers and close to the sea.  The buildings feature thick natural stone walls and heavy wood beams. First floors are of solid natural pine, whereas ground floors are tiled for ease of upkeep. Each property has a traditional woodburning stove in addition to electric radiators. Many visitors comment that the buildings are well equipped.

  

At the rear of each property is a separate secluded patio area leading on to a large communal grass area ideal for children. Barbeques, outdoor seating, table tennis and a boules pitch are provided.

LA GRANGE is a large converted barn with five bedrooms and three shower/bathrooms, ideally suited to several generations of one family or to large organised groups. The accommodation sleeps 10, with two bedrooms each containing a double bed and three bedrooms each containing a pair of single beds. Downstairs is a very large lounge, a spacious separate kitchen/diner (with 10 seat dining table) and a smaller TV/CD/video room.

   

One bedroom with two single beds is situated on the ground floor at the rear of the building, where it has a window to the rear garden. It is well away from the living rooms and has its own large shower room and separate w/c. As such it is often popular with the older members of a family group or with persons of limited mobility.

L'ECURIE and L'ETABLE are mirror-image cottages at either end of the same building. Each has two bedrooms, a bath/shower room plus an extra w/c, and a comfortable lounge/kitchen. The accommodation sleeps 4, with a double bed in one bedroom and two single beds in the other. The cottages are ideal for couples and small families.

   

Often the two cottages are let simultaneously to friends or relatives who wish to holiday together but to have separate accommodation side by side.  The other two buildings in the little hamlet are occupied by a gentle old French lady who, with her late husband, made cider on the farm whilst keeping working horses, cows and a few pigs. Farming has now ceased but the setting of a very attractive, traditional Breton farm, complete with well and gravelled yard, remains.

No bed linen included.  Otherwise, prices inclusive of electricity, water etc.

Area

The local area is ideal for quiet walks and cycling. The wooded coastal path around the Belon river passes just 400metres away. A suggested list of local walks is provided. There are many lovely beaches and harbours nearby offering a choice of sailing, canoeing, fishing, surfing and swimming in very clean and clear water. The nearest beach, Questelan, is just 2 km away.

   

The Belon is famous for its oysters and excellent seafood can be purchased nearby.

Riec sur Belon, the local village is 1km away and caters for most shopping needs. Larger supermarkets are available at Quimperle, 8km away.

Pont Aven, the charming artists' village, is within 5km and offers numerous galleries and restaurants/bistros to suit all tastes.

Clients can easily visit the numerous local attractions but many choose to remain close by to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the setting. There is little local traffic as the properties sit in a conservation area on a broad peninsular between the Belon and Aven rivers.

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