LOGIS DE PENLAN - House No. 3

Ideal home for 2–3 people. Not suitable for people with reduced mobility. Can accommodate up to 6 people by using the sofa bed in the living room and adding a crib or a 90-cm rollaway bed in the master bedroom.
1 master bedroom. Landing converted into a “cabin” bedroom with a lockable door on the staircase for child safety; 1 bathroom, 2 toilets (45 m²)
2 houses for 6–9 people (see individual listings)

Extra bed, baby crib, baby bathtub, and high chair provided (free of charge)
Top and bottom sheets; bath towels; kitchen towels and end-of-stay cleaning are not included in the base rate (ARS recommendation following the COVID-19 pandemic): Optional additional services—pricing available upon request.
Sleeping option on the living room sofa bed (sleeps 2)
Private terrace with garden furniture and sun loungers; BBQ
Wooded park covering over 15,000 m². Saltwater-treated, heated (28°C) swimming pool, child-safe; Tennis; Boules court; Ping-pong; children’s play area: All recreational facilities are exclusive to the mini-residence (max. 6 families) and are to be shared with other guests staying at the time. 3 km from the beaches of Le Pouldu, where you can enjoy all kinds of water sports: swimming, sailing, surfing, fishing, etc..... 5 km from the forest for beautiful hikes; 3 km from the river, where you can go canoeing; 4 km from the port of Doêlan, where you can take a ferry to the island of Groix.
Clohars Carnoët is ideally located on the southern coast of Brittany: You’ll be less than an hour away from tourist attractions such as the Carnac stone circles, Pointe du Raz, the Crozon Peninsula, the Gulf of Morbihan
From Concarneau, you can take a boat to visit the Glénans Islands or cruise up the Odet River; from Hennebont or Lorient, cruise up the Blavet River and visit the island of Groix; from Vannes: the Gulf of Morbihan; Belle-Île and Houat.
In Le Pouldu, you can visit the house where the painter Gauguin and his friends stayed, and less than 30 minutes away is Pont-Aven, the city of painters;
In Concarneau, explore the walled city and its ramparts.