Le Cosy

Ideal location for this Holiday cottage just 200 m from the Beach and close to Auray.

Located in Locoal-Mendon, this Holiday cottage invites you to take a quiet break in the heart of a preserved environment, in the Ria d'Étel. You'll discover a warm and welcoming house, with a bright living room. The Holiday cottage has 2 bedrooms and can accommodate up to 4 people, perfect for a family or couple in search of peace and quiet. Outside, you'll enjoy a pleasant private garden planted with trees, ideal for moments of relaxation. Just 200 meters away on foot, a small cove with a Beach awaits you. Swimming is possible at high tide, for the enjoyment of young and old alike. At low tide, the landscape reveals a typical ria setting of sand and mud. Nearby, discover a tidal pond dating back to the 17th century, and indulge in a tasting of the oysters produced just a few steps from the Holiday cottage. There are many tourist attractions nearby: explore the charming port of Saint-Cado and its famous house with blue shutters, stroll through Étel, a lively former tuna port, or discover the coastal paths of the ria. The wide beaches of Erdeven and its wild dunes are just a few kilometers away, as are the Carnac alignments. Last but not least, don't miss a visit to Auray and its port of Saint-Goustan, ideal for a typically Breton getaway - the perfect place to relax between land and Sea, and take full advantage of a peaceful, rejuvenating setting.

Holiday cottage on one level, on the 1st floor of the building, with corridor leading to: - Fitted kitchen opening onto the living room, - Bedroom with 140x190 bed, - Bedroom with two 90x190 beds, - Shower room with WC. Outside: Private garden with dining table, barbecue, deckchairs.
Possibility of parking 2 vehicles in front of the property. Closed storage room for bicycles. Additional information: Holiday cottage located in the same building as the owners' house. Accessible by descending 3 steps. Small sea view from your garden. This holiday cottage is located in a walled estate, nestled in a wooded park of one hectare. The site is steeped in history, dating back to the early 19th century and linked to naval officer Hermely, a close friend of Georges Cadoudal, a figure in the Chouan and Royalist movements.