Maison ancienne et spacieuse de 150 m² à Berric

Description

Magnificent 150-square-meter house in Berric.This charming, spacious house is perfect for a tourist stay or vacation in Berric.
With a surface area of 150 square meters, it includes 3 bedrooms with plenty of storage space and can accommodate up to 4 people.
You'll love its location, close to all amenities.

We look forward to welcoming you :)

Accommodation
Warm and well-appointed, this 500-year-old house includes:

3 bedrooms with 2 double beds and 3 single beds.
2 bathrooms.
Fully equipped kitchen.
A work area.
A lounge area for relaxing after a day out.
You'll have everything you need for an excellent stay, including: Wi-Fi connection, parking, coffee machine, dishwasher, oven, microwave, TV, iron, hairdryer, washing machine, barbecue, fridge, etc. Please note that bed linen and towels are provided at an additional cost. Baby chairs and cots are also available.

One of the strong points of this house is its location:

Damgan beach is 15 minutes away, offering superb seaside walks.
If you prefer a smaller beach, you can go to Kervoyal, just next door.
Continue on to PENERF, where you can sample their oysters.
The town of Vannes is 20 minutes away, ideal for strolling along the harbor and under the ramparts.
And of course, don't miss the Gulf of Morbihan, with its beaches and islands.
For your daily needs, there's a "Carrefour Market Questembert" supermarket just an 8-minute drive away. There's also a mini-market, a bakery and a butcher's shop, as well as restaurants in the village itself.

Another highlight: less than 20 minutes from Berric, one of France's most beautiful villages, Rochefort en Terre, is well worth a visit.

Welcome to Rochefort en Terre! :)



Location
A charming village in the Morbihan region of Brittany, Berric is just 20 kilometers from Vannes and its famous halles gourmandes. The commune lies on the border between the Gallo and Breton regions, not far from Muzillac, Ambon and Lauzach. An ancient commune, Berric doesn't seem to date back any further than the Xᵉ century. Once owned by the seigneury of Vannes, it has enjoyed a relatively peaceful history over the centuries and today reveals a pleasant, authentic face. Nestled between woods and moors, the Breton town now boasts a rich architectural and historical heritage that is a real draw for visitors to the region. Its proximity to some of the region's most beautiful towns also makes it a popular holiday destination.

Transportation
From Malansac train station: 21 minutes by car.
From Rennes Bretagne airport: 1 hr 10 min. by car.

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