HostnFly offers you this beautiful house of 100 m2 located in Lancieux.
It has all the necessary facilities for a pleasant stay.
Accommodating up to 8 people, it is ideal for a family.
Very good stay:)
## Logement
Warm and well-appointed, it includes:
- a bedroom with a double bed;
- another room with a double bed;
- a third bedroom with two single beds;
- a fourth bedroom with two single beds;
- a fully equipped kitchen;
- two bathrooms;
- a lounge to relax after a day of walking.
The following facilities will be at your disposal: Parking/ Garage, Wifi, Hairdryer, TV, Dishwasher, Heating, Washing machine, cot, Coffee machine, Barbecue, Fireplace, Garden, Microwave, Oven, Hot water, etc.
Sheets and towels are included in the cleaning fee.
One of the house’s key assets is its practicality: it faces south with no overlooking neighbors and features a fully enclosed and secure garden, ideal for letting children play safely. On the lawn, you’ll find a table with chairs, a barbecue, and sun loungers to fully enjoy the sunny days.
It is also very popular for its location:
- close to various restaurants;
- 5 minutes walk from a beautiful beach;
- 6 minutes drive from a "Carrefour Express" for your small everyday purchases.
Places of interest near the accommodation:
- the Lancieux beach 5 minutes walk;
- the Tourist Information Office of Lancieux at 7 minutes;
- the Moulin à marée of Rochegoude at 9 minutes by car; and many more...
You are welcome:)
## Emplacement
The town of Lancieux is a seaside village on the Breton coast located in the heart of the Emerald Coast.
The history of the town begins around the year 500, with the landing of Saint-Séoc on the coasts, a Breton hermit and disciple of Saint-Brieuc. He built his first monastery there, of which no archaeological traces remain to this day. Its disappearance dates back to the 10th century, following the invasions of vikings, in favour of the Benedictine abbey of St Jacut.
Around the fifteenth century, the town was divided between 3 lords and the abbey of St Jacut. The latter built there under François 1st the mill of Buglais, the oldest monument of Lancieux, and the dike to the monks.
Seaside tourism began in Lancieux in 1880. Today, the town lives mainly from this sector. It offers walkers many sites to discover. Among these, the beaches of St Sieu and Briantais, historical paths, the old bell tower or the village.
The city also has leisure and sports facilities, as well as bars and restaurants where you can taste local specialties, while enjoying a warm setting on the Breton coast.
## Transports
- Saint-Briac/Centre train station: 5 minutes by car.
- Dinard Airport: 13 minutes by car.
