Adorable renovated Penty in a small typical hamlet in the heart of the Presqu'île just 3 minutes walk from the shore and 10 minutes drive from the center of Crozon.
Here are the characteristics on the ground floor: Large spacious living room with wood stove, 4K TV and Internet box, dining room opening onto open kitchen (fridge-freezer, gas hob, microwave, electric oven, washing machine -dishes, kettle, toaster, filter coffee maker, teapot). Small breakfast area with direct access to the terrace and its wooded and enclosed garden of around 310m². Shower room (washing machine, dryer), separate WC. Upstairs: Hallway with cupboards, 1 bedroom (160 x 200 bed, 1 comfortable extra bed), 2nd bedroom (160 x 200 bed and 1 extra extra bed), 1 separate WC. Ideal house for 4 people or 6 (including 2 children minimum). Baby cot. Pets are allowed (25 €). Barbecue, garden furniture. Private car park. Utilities and cleaning are included in the price.

To be paid on arrival:
Deposit (400 €) + Tourist tax
Rental on demand:
Sheets (10 € / person) - Towels (8 € / person) - Baby chair (10 €)

Property managed by a professional. Unless stated, services such as cleaning, bed linen, towels etc. are not included in the price of this rental. If pets are allowed (information in the advertisement), charges may be applicable.
Only equipment mentioned in this advertisement are present. Equipment not mentioned are not considered to be present.

Rostellec, a small fishing village surrounded by the sea and protected from strong winds. 200 m from the sea, ideal for a stay close to nature, fishing, boating, cycling or simply hiking.
The Crozon peninsula is a little corner of paradise, with natural beauty, made up of cliffs, caves and beaches.
Nothing better than such a landscape for superb walks on land or on water. Camaret, the tip of Pen-Hir and its Heaps of Pois, its Vauban Tower. Cap de la Chèvre and its breathtaking view of the Bay of Douarnenez. Morgat mythical seaside resort, its nautical activities and its summer entertainment.
Come and meet the producers, and stock up on freshness and memories. It all starts in Finistère...
City toursit tax, due opon arrival