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Manor house |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 6

Audierne in Brittany

£69–£138 / night
£483–£967 / week

Short stays welcome

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, no pets allowed

About the home

Villa Marie Xaviere is a charming, peaceful house. You have a little room as in the french catalogue art et décoration,for watching television, i call it the little salon it's so cosy: For the parents, There is a large room to receive friends, to relax or read. The kitchen is brand new , dark blue with an ilot, and there is a dining room with a large table. On the first floor , 3 bedrooms, a large bathroom light blue. There are facilities for babies and small children. There is a sea view from the top windows.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Audierne is a modern place with supermarkets. There is also a special market once a week in Audierne, where you can find all sorts of delicious local food, smoked salmon and blue homards, they are blue as the sea, not so expensive and so delicious. Gaetan is also at the market with bio vegetables.

Further details outdoors:
Once,in the enclosed garden, you are in your property, children can have fun and be safe, if baby has to rest he will not be disturbed, in a garden chair you may relax in the sun, you can also read and rest.

Further details

Flowers displayed

Rent taxes are 0,45 euro per person per day.

for linen and towels and beds made, the price is 40 euros for the house

The electricity has to be paid separately
40 euros are to pay for the cleaning at the end of the journey ,

Conditions

If you desire special conditions for week ends or 4 day breaks. just send a email but not in july and august

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the lovely beach at st evette in audierne

 

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the spacious living room

 

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the property enclosed by walls

The Brittany / Finistere region

Brittany is one of the most important touristic region in France, especially appreciated for its seafront beauty along its 3,500 kilometres of coastline. Finistere is on the west coast of Brittany. It has many kilometres of rugged and rocky coastline. A few km off the mainand is the island of Ouessant and the Molèe archipelago. This region is rich in wildlife, especially seabirds, and there are colonies of dolphins and grey seals.

You can go to Pont-Croix ,a village near audierne at the mouth of the river, it has one of the oldest and prettiest 13th Century churches – “Notre-Dame-de-Ruscu-don” - which has some sensational stained glass windows too. You can drive to Quimper. Situated on the River Odelt and 15 km from the sea, Quimper has lots to offer the tourist including the imposing Cathédrale Saint Corentin which began its construction in 1239. Quimper has four museums and is famous for its production of pottery. The indoor market, Les Halles Saint Francois is open daily and there is an open air market, Le Grand Marché on Wednesday & Saturday mornings. The flower market takes place on Saturday mornings. Medieval houses can be seen at La Place Terre du Duc, Rue du Chapeau Rouge and Rue Saint Matheiu. The church of St Matheiu has some remarkable stained glass windows. Numerous festivals take place throughout the year.

Also you can drive to the small town of Locronan . During the 16th and 17th centuries, it was a centre for sail-cloth making for the local ship-building industry. Further back in history, Locronan was a sacred place for the celts - known as a 'nemeton' - then later an important religious centre during the middle ages. Each of these epoques has left its mark on the town and region. It is now more popular as a film-set, and has been seen in several films (including Tess by Roman Polanski), and as a tourist village. Numerous art and crafts abound in the vicinity, where tourists can buy local crafts. Locronan is extremely well preserved, and is built in the traditional local granite. The solid houses with traditional slate rooves are interspersed with plenty of greenery and ooze history, making for a very attractive village. The cobbled Place de l'eglise and the substantial vaulted 15th century St Ronan church are in the centre of the town, and the best place to start your visit.

The Audierne area

A charming fishing port with a long maritime history, Audierne has a lively fishing quay, some quaint winding narrow streets clinging the sides of the hills and the long sandy Trescadic Beach. There are good seafood restaurants both along the coast and in the town centre. The town has an aquarium which is open from April until mid September. From Audierne you can take a boat trip to the Ile de Sein. In the town you can visit the Church of Saint Raymond whose bell tower dates from 1631. Three boats are sculpted on the south and west facades of the church. For walkers, there is a coastal route covering 4.5 km. The beaches, the coast, the harbours, the architecture, the festivals of music,and dancing (organised all summer) , the museums have made of Audierne and its area a nice place to stay for holidays.

Facilities for Diving, Canoeing, Kayaking, Waterskiing, Sailing, Surfing, Sea fishing, Horseriding and Microlight flights within easy reach.

see: http://www.audierne-tourisme.com/V2/EN/leisures.php

and: http://www.plouhinechouse.co.uk/region.htm

How to get there

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To come to Audierne, you will need a car ( you can rent it at Quimper
There are also buses going from Quimper to Audierne

Activities near Audierne

Guestbook for Villa Marie Xaviere

Thank you for letting us stay at your beautiful house. We had an excellent time and you have a lovely property and fantastic gardens which the website does not do justice. It was a real surprise driving up the drive to see the gardens and the view. We will definitely recommend Audierne and in particular your property to friends.
Take care. Darren, Alison, Charlotte and Kieran.

A beautiful house with lots of character in the most amazing setting. The house is very well equipped, clean and comfortable. The garden is huge and well maintained and has plenty of places for smaller guests to explore. Very close to the beach and lots of beautiful scenery. Owner is lovely and made sure we had everything we needed. We will be back!
Emma Nash

Thank you very much for having us to stay in your very special holiday home. We had a wonderful time and really enjoyed the garden.We look forward to one day returning for another holiday. You are a very kind and charming host. We were impressed with the house, its facilities and garden.
Good luck for the future.
Regards
Richard, Bethan, Alexander and Benjamin

Rental prices

Prices for group size 6
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	7 Apr 12	30 Jun 12	600€ 600	-	-	1 Week
	30 Jun 12	1 Sep 12	1200€ 1200	-	-	1 Week
	1 Sep 12	6 Oct 12	600€ 600	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

refundable damage deposit of 170 EURO

to be return on departure subject to satisfactory property inspection

the reservation deposit 25 per cent of the hire amount to secure your book

payment by cheque or bank transfer or even cash at the moment of arrival

Availability

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Contact the owner

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1 years listed You are contacting Hélène Prigent Landline 33 0964 381409 Mobile 33 0667 659863 Languages spoken The owner is based in France and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2011. This manor house has so far received no reviews.

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