LARGE SEASIDE FARMHOUSE FOR 10 PEOPLE

Between land and sea.

Ideally designed to comfortably accommodate family or friends, our rental offers you calm, comfort and authenticity in the Breton style.

With its 4 bedrooms, gym and 2 bathrooms, LESSALOUS can accommodate up to 10 people and has been tastefully renovated in 2024.

You will find on the first floor:

A fully equipped kitchen, open to the dining room with its large family table that can accommodate up to 10 guests.

A large comfortable living room with flat screen TV.

A fully equipped gym.PGJyPgPGJyPg
A dining room independent water and a separate toilet.

A laundry area.

Upstairs (mezzanine above the kitchen):

A bedroom, with two trundle beds (90x200 or 180x200) that can accommodate up to four people.

Upstairs (above the living room):

Three double bedrooms (bed 160x200).

A bathroom with double sink.

A separate toilet.

Outside:

Enjoy a private terrace with a quiet garden (1000 m²), table and BBQ.

Each room is equipped with storage equipment. Bed linen and towels are included in the rental.
Free Wi-Fi connection.

The District:

Located in the town of Tréogat, the hamlet of LESSALOUS offers a peaceful, authentic setting in the heart of the Bigouden country.

Nestled between land and sea, this little corner of Brittany seduces with its unspoilt nature, its serene atmosphere and its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean.

Only a few minutes by bike (5 min), or on foot, you reach the large wild beaches of the Bay of Audierne, a classified natural area where dunes and reed beds stretch as far as the eye can see.

This spectacular coastline is an ideal playground for surfing enthusiasts, with several famous spots nearby such as La Torche, Tronoën or Plovan, popular for their regular waves and friendly atmosphere.

For hiking lovers, the famous GR34 coastal path crosses the bay, along cliffs, beaches and marshes. At the same time, a vast network of safe cycle paths allows you to discover the region by bike between the countryside, the coast and small Breton villages.

Finally, the proximity of local markets, small fishing ports and surrounding farms guarantees an immersion in the Breton terroir, between pancakes, fresh fish, shellfish and artisanal cider.