Gîte de l'ancien presbytère

3 épis vacation rental in LANDEVENNEC (Finistère), on the Crozon peninsula. Character house (19th century) for 4 people facing the sea, with hiking trails and shops on site, and a stone's throw from the abbey.

On the Crozon peninsula, in the heart of the Parc Naturel Régional d'Armorique, in a site renowned for its tranquility and micro-climate, you'll be staying in this 19th-century character house, which offers a breathtaking view over the Brest harbor. The gîte is a stone's throw from Landevennec Abbey. An important museum presents the rich history of the site, and hosts a number of exhibitions. You can also visit the monastery ruins and its medicinal plant garden. There's plenty to do in the area, including hiking trails through the state-owned forest, notably the GR 34 from the gîte, and fishing in peace and quiet. The Crozon peninsula is a natural and architectural treasure trove, with its landscapes, its UNESCO-listed Vauban tower and its Térénez bridge, which holds the world record for curved load-bearing capacity and has won several awards for its architecture.

This former presbytery has been renovated into 2 independent, semi-detached Holiday cottages, just a stone's throw from the Sea and a stone's throw from Landevennec Abbey. The interior is simple and functional, with a fitted kitchen, living room and toilet on the ground floor. Upstairs, you'll find two bedrooms with sea views, one with 1 double bed, one with 2 single beds, a bathroom and toilet. Outside, you'll appreciate the unenclosed garden, where you can spend pleasant family moments around the barbecue or in the garden furniture with a view of the Sea. A covered shed is also available.