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Farmhouse |6 bedrooms |Sleeps 19

Le Clos Du Tertre in Mohon

from £115 / night

£1150–£1750 / week

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover Saturday

5 out of 5

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Key info  Swimming pool, beach or lakeside relaxation, car advised, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

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About the home

The house offers ideal accommodation for families or larger groups. With private gardens, outdoor pool and hot tub this is a great place to relax and unwind with family or friends.

The house is over 150 years old and has many original features such as oak beamed ceilings and wood burning fire places. Situated in the heart of Brittany the farmhouse is located in a rural and peaceful country setting.

With 6 very large bedrooms (all en suite), large lounge and TV area with 42" flat screen TV, bar (with Pool Table) Hi Fi with ipod dock and large dining area, Spacious fully equipped kitchen with hi fi. Fully enclosed gardens with a 24’ x 12’ diameter swimming pool and hot tub. Large Games Room with Table Tennis, Skittles, Table Football, various board games and a Play station with 28" TV, DVD player and Hi Fi,.

Massage therapy suite offering Massage, Reflexology and other relaxing treatments by fully qualified therapist.

Pamper breaks and fully inclusive Retreats to include treatments also available, see website, call or email for details.

Surrounded by top class Golf Courses and only an hour away from the north or south coast lines. Beautiful towns like St Malo, Josselin, Vannes,Carnac,Quimper and Rennes are within easy reach.

10% Brittany Ferries discount available with every booking.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Very spacious inside with seating to accommodate large groups. Large, well equipped farmhouse kitchen with 1 fridge, 1 large fridge/ freezer and plenty of equipment to cater for large groups. plus kitchen table. Bar with Dining Area and plenty of seating. Huge lounge with sofas, flat screen TV and HI fi. 6 very large bedrooms all with ensuite shower facilities, 1 with bath. 2 bedrooms on the ground floor suitable for less mobile or elderly guests.

Bedroom 1 has a double bed and 2 singles with a large en-suite bathroom
Bedroom 2 has a double bed and 2 singles with en-suite shower room.
Bedroom 3 has a kingsize bed and 1 single with en-suite shower room.
Bedroom 4 has a double bed and 1 single with en-suite shower room.
Bedroom 5 has a kingsize bed with en-suite shower room.
Bedroom 6 has a kingsize bed and 1 single bed with en-suite shower room.

All bedding is provided, also hand towels, bath mats, tea towels, etc.

Bath Towels available on request with a small extra charge of 3 euros each.

The owners live on site so are available for any advice, requests or local knowledge as required.

Further details

Available for rental all year including Christmas and New Year - Great for that family get together. Lovely private gardens with Hot Tub, Swimming Pool and plenty of garden tables and chairs including a barbecue area for those warm, summer evenings. With all these facilities and your own bar there's really no need to go anywhere else! The kids love the garden and pool. Just sit back with your glass of wine/beer and have fun.

For extra relaxation try a Reflexology or Massage treatment and then just relax in the Hot Tub - bliss!!

Conditions

Smoking outside only.
Dogs welcome at extra charge.
Bath Towels available at a small extra charge
300 euro security deposit payable on arrival

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The Old Farmhouse - front of house

 

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The Old Farmhouse - view of kitchen

 

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The Old Farmhouse - view of Lounge

The Brittany / Morbihan region

There are some great places to visit in Brittany;

St.Malo
Medieval walled city with a fascinating history dating back to the 6th Century, full of places to visit amongst its cobbled streets with plenty of places to eat and drink.

Dinard
Dinard has all the elements of the perfect resort, luxury villas, long paved promenades, plush hotels, smart shops, parks and gardens. These along with its victorian atmosphere adds to Dinard's appeal for all.

St. Brieuc
The busy capital of the Cotes du Nord, St Brieuc is a country town with old country houses and a pleasant pedestrian only centre. Its fortress like cathedral, markets, good restaurants give it a cheerful, human feel

Roscoff
An important car ferry port and a fishing port famous for its lobster and crayfish the port also boasts a prominent marine biological laboratory and a fascinating aquarium

Brest
Boats a large natural harbour with panoramic views. Be sure to see the fascinating Musee du Vieux-Brest with its exhibition of documents and pictures that portray its past.

Quimper
Known as Brittany's Cornwall, it is the treasure house of of the Bretons values and traditions.

Lorient
Once the base of the French East Indian Company, it suffered badly during World War II and was reconstructed in its entirety to become a businesslike port and naval dockyard.

The Mohon / Le Clos Du Tertre area

Rennes
The Capital of Brittany

Josselin
A part-fortress, part-chateau, part-feudal, part-Renaissance town with its imposing charming chateau is a must to visit. Saturday Market and many festivals and music events throughout the summer. An amazing firework display and festival to celebrate Bastille Day on the 14th July.

Ploermel
Only 15 minutes drive south east of us, 570 acre lake with man made beach, boating, fishing and golf. Plenty for the kids to do. Market day Friday morning (Chinese takeaway stall at market)

Lizio
Lovely old town well worth a visit

Pontivy
Beside the River Blavet in the very middle of Brittany - the capital of the province.
Lovely old town shopping and market, great 'all you can eat' chinese restaurant.

Loudeac
Large town about 20 minutes drive west. Large indoor swimming pool - lots of shops/bars and supermarkets.

Dinan
Old cotton mill town, lots of character, lovely shops and bars, chateau, river with boat trips etc. Market every other Thursday.

Medrignac
About 10 mins drive north of us, through Meneac. Garden Centre, shops, bars and restaurants.

Vannes
Lovely large town on South coast, English Bar, hypermarket, restaurants and shops, a good day out with market day on Wednesday

Museum of the Vilaine
Maritime Two floors of the Chateua house collections presenting the maritime and rural traditions in the vilaine estuary.

Chateau de Josselin
Its three majestic towers leaning the Oust Valley and its splendid facade in gothic flaming style allows Josselin to display an outstanding example of medieval architecture.

Chateau de Comper en Broceliande
This castle keeps the memory of Raoul de Montfort. Built on the edge of a peaceful lake Comper is the legendary place where one says Vivien brought up Lancelot.

Chateau de Crevy
The history of this castle goes back as far as the third century. T retains fine elements of XIV century military architecture.

Chateau de Suscinio
Erected on the edge of the forest. During the revolution Suscinio was ruined by vandalism. It is now fully restored and features a museum and festivals are organized during the summer.

How to get there

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Driving Directions From Dinard Airport As you come out of the airport you will come to a yield sign, turn right, then you will reach a stop sign, turn right. Follow signs to Dinan. Another stop sign, turn right to Dinan, go through town follow the D266 to Dinan. You come to a roundabout take the D766 to Dinan. Another roundabout, go left and you will then turn right onto the N176 to Dinan. Continue on the N176 do not take the turnoff that says Dinan Centre, just keep going until you see a sign that says Caulnes/Broons (and also Vannes/Lorient I think) take that. You will come to a t-junction turn left and go over the bridge, over the roundabout onto the N766 (Vannes/Lorient).

Go straight on the N766 through Caulnes (quite a way) at the end of Caulnes the road forks, take left fork (Vannes/lorient). Carry on until you get to a t-junction turn right onto the D712 (Vannes/Lorient) go about 200yds and turn left onto the D766 (Vannes/Lorient). Carry on down the D766 (ignore the sign that says Rennes/lorient). You will come to a roundabout go over and take the very first right, it is almost part of the roundabout the sign says Vannes/Lorient and in small letters Gael, this is the N164. Travel approximately 1.7 klms and take the D166 (Vannes/Lorient), (turn right at the top of the off ramp) travel on for about 6.5klms and you will see a sign St. Brieuc de M. (D30) turn right there you will see a big blue and white building that says Sablage Metallisation Pienture (this will be on your left as you go along the D30). Follow the road for about 7kms you come to a crossroads (D303) go over, the sign will say St. Brieuc de Mauron (there is a bar on the right hand side called Le Sympatic) travel for about 4kms until you reach a give way sign, turn right onto the D2. Travel on for about 9.3 klms Along the way you will see signs for Trinity La PHT or Trinity La Porhoet. Pass the sign that says BBC bronze (on your left) you will see a sign on the right saying La Daude, 100yds past that on the left hand side you will see a sign Le Clos du Tertre, we are down there about 1km on the right hand side, just after the little cross road. The sign outside the house says the old farmhouse. Directions to the Farmhouse from the Ferry From any northern ferry port that you may be arriving into France, follow the signs to Rennes, then take the exit to Lorient, come off the dual carriageway at Josselin (you pass near Super U if you need provisions) Turn Right following the signs for Mohon, at Mohon turn left, the Mairie's office will be in front of you take the right turning past the Mairie's then second right, signposted dechetterie, follow this road for about 3 miles Le Clos du Tertre is on the left follow this road and The Old Farmhouse is on the left. From St. Malo keep following signs to Rennes which will take you past Dinan, from here take the first exit sign you see to Vannes and or Lorient, follow the signs for Vannes/Lorient for about 3/4 of an hour until you reach Gael which will be on your left. Take the turning on your right to St Brieuc, there is a large farm machinery business on the corner. Follow this road across one set of cross roads to the end and then turn right towards La Trinite Porhoet. We are approximately 5km from La Trinite Porhoet. You are now looking for Le Clos Du Tertre on the left, the Farmhouse is a cream building with a gravel drive. Please note: We offer a collection Service from Dinard Airport, St. Malo Port or Rennes Airport. Useful contact numbers;Brittany Ferries Tel: 08705 561600 From Portsmouth to St. Malo From Portsmouth/Poole to Cherbourg From Portsmouth to Caen LD Lines Tel: 08704284335
From Portsmouth to Cherbourg From Portsmouth to Le Havre Condor Ferries Tel: 01305 761551 From Poole to St. Malo - day crossing Ryan Air www.ryanair.com From Stanstead to Dinard. Flybe Tel: 08717000535 From Birmingham to Brest From Exeter to Brest From Southampton to Rennes.

Activities near Mohon

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15 Nov 2012

“Great venue for a large family holiday” What a great venue for a family get together, loads of large bedrooms, all ensuite, fabulous kitchen with all amenities, lovely sittin room, separate bar area and huge games room. Big enough to all... more

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 12
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Low Season	9 Feb 13	30 Mar 13	750£ 750	-	-	1 Week
Mid Season	30 Mar 13	29 Jun 13	1150£ 1150	-	-	1 Week
High Season	29 Jun 13	7 Sep 13	1600£ 1600	-	-	1 Week
Mid Season	7 Sep 13	1 Nov 13	1150£ 1150	-	-	1 Week
Christmas	16 Dec 13	29 Dec 13	1600£ 1600	115£ 115	125£ 125	3 Nights
Mid Season	29 Mar 14	28 Jun 14	1250£ 1250	-	-	1 Week
High Season	28 Jun 14	6 Sep 14	1750£ 1750	-	-	1 Week
Mid Season	6 Sep 14	1 Nov 14	1250£ 1250	-	-	1 Week

Prices for group size 19
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Low Season	9 Feb 13	30 Mar 13	750£ 750	-	-	1 Week
Mid Season	30 Mar 13	29 Jun 13	1150£ 1150	-	-	1 Week
High Season	29 Jun 13	7 Sep 13	1600£ 1600	-	-	1 Week
Mid Season	7 Sep 13	1 Nov 13	1150£ 1150	-	-	1 Week
Christmas	16 Dec 13	29 Dec 13	1600£ 1600	115£ 115	125£ 125	3 Nights
Mid Season	29 Mar 14	28 Jun 14	1250£ 1250	-	-	1 Week
High Season	28 Jun 14	6 Sep 14	1750£ 1750	-	-	1 Week
Mid Season	6 Sep 14	1 Nov 14	1250£ 1250	-	-	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.

The Old Farmhouse is available for rental on a self catering basis and the prices detailed are for the exclusive rental of the whole house and its facilities.

There is a small charge in low season for Electricity and Wood.

Weekend breaks, B&B and flexible changeover days are all available out of the main holiday season, please ask for details.

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