General Details

• Country: France
• Region: Brittany
• Sub Region: Morbihan
• Town: Kergrist
• Property No: 3872
• Property Type: Cottage
• Cost From: € 390 € 500
  
• Added On: 22/10/2008

Facilities

• Swimming Pool: No
• Heating: Yes
• Air Conditioning: No
• TV / Cable TV: Yes
• Hi Fi: No
• Internet: Yes
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 1
• Sleeps: 3
• Double beds: 1
• Single beds: 2
• Sofa beds: 0
• Cots: 0
• Nearest Airport: Dinard, Brest or Rennes
• Nearest Railway Station:
• Transport Required: Yes

Owner Details

Please contact Hilary Olley using contact details below.

Travel Services

Flights	Car Hire
Insurance	Ferries

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Property Description

Had a stressful year? Then you deserve a really restful holiday. Come and experience a little piece of the 'real' French life and unwind!

Hope Cottage could be the answer. Located some 3 kilometres from the pretty village of Kergrist in the Morbihan region of Brittany, Hope Cottage is a recently renovated longere attached to the owners house, and was converted specifically to be a holiday cottage.

Situated at the end of the lane that solely serves the cottage, we are some 700 metres from the quiet country road that leads to the village. Peace and tranquillity are the order of the day here – well, we do occasionally hear the sound of a distant tractor!

Property Rental Rates

All costs below are on a per week basis unless stated.

Please note: Prices marked with an * are to be used as a guide only.

Security Deposit €100 (refundable)

Cleaning Service available at end of stay €35

Local Activities

A mere fifteen minute drive away from Hope Cottage lies the spectacular Lac de Guerledan. It is an artificial lake, created to produce electricity by flooding a valley. The lake is over twelve kilometres long and has had several sandy beaches created around its edge. Some of these beaches have bars, restaurants and cordoned-off swimming areas. There are also designated areas for water skiing and you can hire rowing boats, motor boats, canoes and fishing equipment. You can also take a cruise around the lakes. Trips are on a regular basis and in the summer it is possible to take an evening dinner cruise. It is possible to walk or ride around the lake and in 2005 the tourist authority created circular cycle routes that start and finish at the lake. Bike hire is also available from there.



At the Northern end of the Lake are the remains of the Abbaye de Bon Repos, which was built in the 12th century by Cistercian monks. It was destroyed during the French Revolution and is currently being slowly restored by volunteers. On a Sunday morning there is a street market there where you can buy traditional Breton food and products.

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