We are a couple with four wonderful grown up children and two adorable grand daughters.
Dave has been traveling to Brittany over a number of years, he works in the building industry and has done a number of improvements to the house.
Liz studied hospitality management and has had a long career in the sector.

The house is perfectly located for easy access to the footpaths of the Nantes Brest canal and well manicured disused railway track passing through Carhaix from Morlaix to Rennes for cycling and walking.

A number of beaches within an hour of the property with free bus service in August
If you like the idea of filling your lungs with fresh air during a walk lasting an hour or a whole day, then try one of the many way-marked, accessible walking trails that lead you through the loveliest parts of Brittany.

Whether you want to enjoy the peaceful, magical forests of Broceliande and Huelgoat, or the sea-salt panoramas of the headlands at Pointe du Grouin and the Pointe du Raz - just follow the region’s way-marked trails.

Close proximity to the Amorique National Park

Fishing in the river, canals and local fishing lakes
Breton waters are characterised by their great diversity of fish species as well as the presence of a variety of fine fish and some 1700 miles of coastline offer countless spots for fishing.

Changing from hidden creeks to jagged cliffs or long, white sandy beaches, the Breton coastline suits many kind of fishermen. Anywhere you choose to cast your line, places never look the same with the tides coming in and out several times a day. Even the colours of the sky above are continously changing. If it's family fishing you want, how about a spot of rockpooling to get young imaginations going?

Ideal for exploring the many faces of the canal, a touring trip will take you through the most varied of landscapes. Whether you go by boat, on foot, by bike, on horseback or by canoe, take a look at our 4 'Canals of Brittany'

Kalon Breizh: the heart of Brittany! In this land of mountains and traditions, experience the very soul of contemporary Breton culture. Its small valleys, forests and beautiful rivers make the perfect backdrop whether you’re looking for leisure activities or just to relax in the open air.