Penty Ty Gwen (Cap de la Chèvre)

Ground floor: Living room (flat-screen TV, DVD player, wood-burning stove, small library), study area, fully-equipped kitchen (fridge-freezer, induction hob + hood, oven, French press coffee maker, Magimix Nespresso coffee maker, toaster, kettle, dishwasher, 8-seater extendable table), a master suite (double bed 140 x 190, wardrobe) with en-suite shower room (shower, washbasin, electric towel rail), 1 separate WC with washbasin, 2nd shower room (shower, double washbasin, electric towel rail), 2nd separate WC + washbasin.

Floor above kitchen: One bedroom (double bed 160 x 200, chest of drawers)
Floor above living room: Two bedrooms (each with 2 beds 90 x 200 + chest of drawers)

Also available: washing machine, WiFi connection, cot, baby seat, 1 child safety gate on one of the upper floors.

Outside: Large unenclosed garden (sun loungers, patio furniture, charcoal barbecue), electric outlet for recharging your car.

To be paid on arrival:
Security deposit (500 EUR, bank imprint) + tourist tax (according to current rates)
Utilities are included in the rental price.
Bed linen and final cleaning included.
Pets are not allowed

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Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website : www.georisques.gouv.fr.

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This former farmhouse is located in the classified village of Keravel, in the heart of an ancient hamlet.
Situated on the heights of Cap de la Chèvre, the pointe de Kerroux and its magnificent panorama, 80 m above the ocean, is 500 m away.
The Kerdreux and La Palue beaches can be reached on foot via the coastal footpath (GR) in 15 to 20 minutes.
Originally, this large farmhouse was made up of a series of dwellings dedicated to different activities: a crèche, an attic and a living room.
Today, the two bathrooms, for example, are in the former crèches, and the living room and kitchen are in the former living rooms where the whole family slept in enclosed beds.
The attic is now used as a bedroom.
The house has been completely renovated, with wood panelling and lime/goat rendering on all the walls.
A large sheltered garden is at your disposal.
This kind of open village, with communal areas that were used as threshing floors, is typical of the Crozon peninsula and is part of the charm of this atypical area in the west of Finistère.
These hamlets are part of the charm of the peninsula and its special habitat, built to withstand time and the elements.