Ty Palmier - close to beaches, Quimper and amenities - Rated 3 stars

In the heart of the village of Landudec, in a dead end street away from the noise and glances, not far from the wild coasts of the Bay of AUDIERNE and the Cap Sizun (Pointe du Raz), the beaches and fishing ports of Bigouden.
Traditionally built Breton house with a spacious layout and character, pleasant for holidays; south-facing and open onto a small pleasant garden.
Sea and sandy beach 9 km away. Shops within walking distance (Super U, bakery, pharmacy, etc.). Quimper at 20 km, Douarnenez at 12 km, Pont l'Abbé at 21 km.

Independent house with 4 rooms of 110m² living space, furnished with authenticity and modernity. Wood stove & electric heating. Private, enclosed garden with trees (remarkable palm tree) and picnic table. Parking space.


Ground floor
Separate kitchen: dining area, cooker with 4 ceramic hobs, oven, microwave oven, fridge with freezer compartment, kettle and coffee maker, toaster, dishwasher.
Laundry room: washing machine, storage space
Bathroom : large Italian shower
Separate WC
Living room: large room with dining area, sitting area with sofa and armchair - Television and Internet


1st floor
3 large bedrooms:
- Bedroom 1: large double bed + 2 single beds - ample storage space
- Bedroom 2 & 3: large double bed in each room and ample storage space
Cupboards in the corridors
Bathroom with WC

SERVICES
- Wi-fi included
- Housekeeping included
ADDITIONAL COSTS
- Obligatory linen (sheets & beds made + towels) to be paid on arrival
- Charges included from 15 May to 15 September/ extra charge according to consumption, outside this period

Ideally located between the Bay of Audierne, Cap Sizun, Douarnenez and Quimper, you can discover :
From the end of the world
- the Pointe du Raz, classified as a major site in France, facing the Iroise Sea
- The island of Sein to discover after a 1 hour crossing of the mythical Raz de Sein
- The Cap Sizun by the customs path along the high cliffs covered with moorland
- The Baie des Trépassés, the link between the Van and Raz points. A well-known spot for surfers
- The nature reserve of Goulien and its birds.
From the Bay of Audierne
- A string of pebbles, fine sandy beaches, marshes and ponds, cliffs, a 100% area with exceptional fauna and flora, one of the first French migratory areas
- Numerous ports: Audierne (the town is in the port), Porz Poulhan, Le Loch, Bestré, Pors Théolen, Loubous
From the Douarnenez area
- The Port of Rosmeur and the Port Rhu
- Tristan Island
- the natural site of Plomarc'h
Discovering the pleasures of the sea and lazing around
-A wide range of sporting activities offered by numerous clubs for discovery or improvement: Sailing, paddle, sand yachting, diving, canoeing
-Surfing the Atlantic waves on the spots of La Pointe de la Torche, Penhors, Gwendrez, the Ris beach or the Baie des Trépassées
-Fine sandy beaches for rest and swimming, Gwendrez, Penhors, Trescadec, Mesperleuc, Tréguennec, Tronoën, Trez Goarem, etc.
-Angling on the mole in Audierne or fishing on foot (curlers, periwinkles, tellin, clams, cockles....).
On foot or by bike
- On the customs paths along the coast, and the many paths in the countryside
- On the various signposted loops, along the solar wind route, etc.
Discovering Cornwall
- Quimper, the capital with its cathedral, museums and cobbled streets
- Concarneau, a former stronghold modified by Vauban
- Pont-Aven to follow in the footsteps of Gauguin and Van Gogh