A Treblavet

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Farmhouse |4 bedrooms |Sleeps 8

Baud in Blavet Valley

from £101 / night

£703–£939 / weekBookable online

This property can be booked securely online within a few minutes. Just click on the ‘Check availability and book’ button.

1 night minimum stay

Changeover Saturday

5 out of 5

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

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About the home

STUNNING 18thC BRETON FARMHOUSE, sleeps 8 +cot, Oak beams, log fires, pretty garden, all mod cons set in beautiful Blavet valley, in southern Brittany just 30 mins from coast and 6kms from Baud. Loads to see and do for all ages, local towns and bustling markets nearby perfect for soaking up French atmosphere. 10 min walk to river and local bar/restaurant.

Treblavet is a much loved family holiday home and whether you are looking for an activity holiday, to soak up some real French atmosphere or just to chill out and relax with a glass of fabulous local cider - it has something for everyone.

Welcome meals can be arranged for two or more people. Catering is available for all occasions, please enquire for menus and costs.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Treblavet is set in secure private gardens, with olive trees, roses, fruit trees and many other shrubs, wonderful views across the valley to the Blavet. Furnished to a high standard with everything you need for a relaxing holiday with all the comforts of home. Treblavet can comfortably accommodate 2-8 plus a baby.

Accommodation: ground floor, large family room with dining table, beamed ceiling and comfortable sofa and chairs by a log burning stove for those comfy nights in. English satellite TV and music system with selection of CDs Leading to a fully equipped country kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine fridge freezer and the usual appliances plus well equipped if you want to cook up a 'cordon bleu' meal with mixers, blenders etc. Lobby with drinks fridge, shower room off. Beyond the hallway, book-lined sitting room with woodburning stove set in original stone fireplace, luxurious leather sofa and chairs. This room also houses a selection of dvds and second English satellite TV.

Original oak staircase leads to first floor: Master bedroom, with king size bed, chestnut floorboards and rugs with antique furniture. Captains Cabin, with single bed, large bedroom with three single beds and TV / video player with children's videos and a further double bedroom, luxurious bathroom.

Further details outdoors:
Private securely fenced garden with outdoor furniture, barbecue, games pitch, giant daughts board, table tennis table.
Fishing 30 meters away
plus golf
One of the best courses in Morbihan is Golf de Saint-Laurent at Ploemel near CARNAC. It was established in 1975 and is attractively laid out among oak, pine and chestnut trees. It hosted the French PGA Championship in 1988 and 1989. Its broad, gently undulating fairways and well-kept greens will encourage your game.
18 holes, 6,686 yards, par 72
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Golf de Baden, set amongst pine trees and broom next to the Auray River, offers superb views separated from the practice area by 100 year old oak trees. Beware, however, of strategic water, which affects play on 9 of the holes and concentrates the mind wonderfully. The pitch and putt practice course welcomes all beginners.
18 holes, 6,722 yards, par 72
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The nearest course is Golf de Rimaison, at Bieuzy-des-Eaux, only 10 minutes drive from us. (Tel: 02 97 27 74 03). Situated on a historic site, this 9 hole, par 35 course provides panoramic views of the Blavet Valley. A naturally hilly situation tests skill rather than strength. Golfers of all handicaps can enjoy playing the game all year round.
9 holes, 2,582 yards, par 35
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Val Quéven, near Lorient, is a splendid course set amid beautiful woodland. Not quite as difficult as some of the other courses in the area. It has excellent facilities which include good lunch time food, covered range and pitch and putt.
18 holes, 6,724 yards, par 73
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The parkland course at Ploemeur-Ocean enjoys fine views from its elevated situation. Though only seven years old it plays like a much more mature course. There are plenty of water hazards here to catch the unwary.
18 holes, 6,410 yards, par 72
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Rhuys-Kerver is an enjoyable links course with an attractive club house.
18 holes, 6,724 yards, par 73
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La Bretesche is a magnificent course, and something of a legend in French golf. The closing holes are particularly memorable.
18 holes, 6,649 yards, par 72.

Further details

Included in the price are duvets and pillows (but bed linen and towels are not provided, although can be arranged), gas, electricity and logs. Changeover day Saturday, negotiable out of season.

Conditions

25% deposit required on booking and a security deposit of £200 is required at time of balance of booking.

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The Brittany / Morbihan region

Brittany is one of France’s favourite holiday destinations. There are over 600km of coastline with fabulous sandy beaches, rocky coves, dramatic cliffs, pretty harbours and offshore islands to explore.

Inland there are woodlands and river valleys, and charming historic towns and villages to visit and don’t miss the prehistoric standing stones at Carnac, one of the mysterious wonders of France.

The Blavet Valley / Baud area

Whatever your interests Treblavet offers the perfect place to relax and enjoy the many pleasures of Morbihan. For the family, the many beaches offer hours of endless pleasure from the safe beaches of Carnac to the Atlantic waves off the Quiberon peninsula. In the area you can go wind -surfing, sail-boarding, diving, go-karting, and quadbiking. The Golf courses of St Laurent and Rimaison are but ahort drive away with special discounts available to visitors (please ask for details).

On the cultural front for art lovers visit Pont Aven where Gaugain lived, the Pont Scorff art centre, the summer art exhibition in chapels of the Blavet Valley. The submarine pen at Lorient is one for the boys and for music lovers the Lorient Celtic festival and Vannes Jazz festival are not to be missed.

For the whole family the colourful markets of Auray, Hennebont and Vannes offer an incredible variety of local produce, notably seafoods such as mussels and oysters. But, if you don’t feel like preparing these yourself then go to one of the many restaurants that offer these local specialities. Moules frites, Oysters, Crepes and local cider.

Treblavet is just 10 minutes walk from the Restaurant du Pecheurs, and the pretty riverside path along the Blavet which is also great for post lunch bike rides! Also a famous area in the region for anglers and aspiring artists to see the fish, otters and kingfishers. There is a swimming lake and canoes can be hired (July & August) to explore the Blavet from the water. For children there is an exciting ropes course at Camors and the famous preserved 17th century village of Poul Fetan are both within a 10 minute drive.

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You can find out about ferry sailings from Brittany ferries, We can offer guests a 15% discount on sailings with Brittany ferries, the nearest port being St Malo 1½hrs away. Southampton airport has budget flights to Rennes, or Exeter to Brest with Flybe, Stanstead to DInard with Ryan Air.

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12 Sep 2012

“What a wonderful home!” A truly wonderful property,perfect for families as so spacious & with such a large garden. Every detail thought of from the welcoming bottle of wine to sky tv & the huge selection of books. Well placed for seeing all Brittany has to offer & a haven to return to after a day out.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 8
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Low Season	27 Oct 12	22 Dec 12	578£ 578	-	-	Flexible
High Season	22 Dec 12	6 Jan 13	998£ 998	-	-	Flexible
Low Season	6 Jan 13	30 Mar 13	578£ 578	-	-	1 Night
Mid Season	30 Mar 13	13 Jul 13	704£ 704	-	-	1 Week
High Season	13 Jul 13	31 Aug 13	940£ 940	-	-	1 Week
Mid Season	31 Aug 13	26 Oct 13	704£ 704	-	-	1 Week

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

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

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