LA MAISON BRANDON
Property Summary
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Property Contact Details
| Property Number: | 265 |
| Name: | LA MAISON BRANDON |
| Type: | Villa |
| Location: | Plourach, 22 Cotes-d`Armor, Brittany, France |
| Owner: | Mrs Williams (email owner) |
| Phone Number: | UK 01707 889248
(please quote Beds & Homes when calling) |
| Website: | http://www.maisonbrandon.co.uk |
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General Description
LA MAISON BRANDON
What makes La Maison Brandon so perfect........
Location, Location, Location - Central to both the North and South coast Beaches, approximately 25min to the Amazing Pink Granite Coast Line. La Maison Brandon is situated in a small hamlet comprising of a bar/shop, Restaurant and communal park/play area, no need too stroll to far for those early morning fresh croissants and French baguettes.
Peace and Tranquillity - La Maison Brandon is not over looked, Set in its own private grounds you will have complete privacy. To the front of the property is lovely views over the rolling country side.
Fantastic facilities for the CHILDREN - Why venture out simply relax by the pool with a glass of your favourite wine and let the children play all day in the 2 acres of grounds and great facilities we have available. ALL THE FACILITIES OF A GITE COMPLEX TO YOURSELF!!!
Brand New for 2008 - Makes it clean, Fresh and Inviting, equipped with everything we can possibly think of for you to enjoy your stay at La Maison Brandon.
Large Outdoor Swimming Pool (Heating optional)
Childrens Play Park
13ft Trampoline/Enclosure
Basketball/Football
Boule
32" LCD Flat screen TV in the living area
Satelite TV in every room
DVD player - Plus extensive DVD Library
XBox/Games
Wireless Internet
Large selection of Indoor and Outdoor Games
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Bedrooms / Bathrooms
5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in total sleeping a maximum of 10.
1 Master bedroom downstairs with double bed & en-suite shower room
(Wetroom shower room with grab rails)
downstairs separate toilet
Upstairs:
1 Kingsize Bedroom
1 double bedroom
1 bedroom with bunk beds
1 bedroom with 2 single beds
Upstairs bathroom with bath and shower over
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Living Areas
Large open plan living room, comfortably furnished with reclining sofas, chairs and beanbags so you can relax whilst watching TV. In the dining area there is a 10 seater solid pine dinning table fit for a king!!!!
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Kitchen / Dining
Open Plan kitchen area with oven/washing machine/fridge and microwave
At the end of the kitchen is the door to the garage, in here you will find a chest freezer (ideal to stock up on that BBQ meat).
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Outside
The grounds are completely child-friendly; La Maison Brandon is situated just off an extremely quiet rural road,with off street parking. An inviting Gated entrance awaits you, with a large driveway for several cars,
The back garden has plenty of space for the children to play and explore in complete safety.
Through the French doors is a delightfull terraced Patio area with a 10 seater solid oak table, a BBQ area with a large Floridian style BBQ, perfect for those gorgeous Spring and Summer evenings.
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Location
La Maison Brandon is Set in the heart of the Breton country side close to the picturesque mountains and forests. An ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of life with your family and friends, yet still close enough to the beaches of the North, South and West coasts and many great tourist attractions. Our home is set on a quiet country lane on the edge of a small hamlet called Plourach which hosts a small restaurant (Reservation only) a friendly Breton bar which has a grocery section selling early morning bread and croissants etc. There is a children`s communal play park and a football court. You also have the town hall with a tourist bureau and a boule court,
La Maison Brandon is ideally located being central to explore the whole of Brittany. To the North you have the amazing pink granite coast line with some truelly lovely rock formations and amazing crowd less beaches. (Approx 20 mins) and to the south you have the white sandy beaches as well as some wonderful places such as Quimper and pont avon. Well worth a visit (Approx 50 mins) Only 40 mins away you can explore the west coast. Here you will find a sea life centre and some truly amazing beaches, The nearest Town `Callac` is minutes away with its weekly markets, Boulangeries, patisserie, chemist, newsagents and Intermarche.
Brittany: think seafood, crepes and cider; think coastal walks, beaches and sailing; think granite, slate and ancient village churches, think Celtic pride and heritage. If this is your mental image of an ideal place to take some well-earned rest then you should be visiting Brittany.
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Changeover Details
Change Over days are Sat-Sat Departing 10am - arrivals 4pm.
At time of booking we require a deposit of £100 with the final balance Payable 8 weeks before departure along with a security deposit of £150.
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Extra Details
Activities (Locally)
Callac`s Lac de la Vallée Verte, with an area of 8 hectares, is a central feature of the town and particularly popular with both novice and experienced fishermen. In the summer there are competitions which draw large numbers of participants from around the Callac area and there is a small sandy area ideal for children, as well as a mini golf course, basketball and tennis courts and a roller-blading park. Similarily, Lac de Guerledan, Brittany’s largest inland body of water is only 1h from Callac and has several interesting freshwater fishing locations as well as some beautiful nature trails and numerous water sports: water skiing, kayaking and canoeing. Boat hire is available in both areas, for individual and group fishing parties. There is a superb selection of high quality and original golf courses close to Callac. And the dramatic coastline of La Côte de Granite Rose is only 40mins from Callac. With its long sandy beaches and coppery pink granite rocks it is one of France’s favourite holiday resorts.
Gorges du Corong is also an area of natural beauty featuring giant boulders with streams cascading through the gorge. Only 15mins drive from Callac, this whole area is steeped in legends of King Arthur. Visitors can walk through a wooded valley with glacial rocks as high as a house balanced on each other and picnic around a river bed which is completely covered with granite boulders which you can climb over while the water flows below.
Armoripark at Begard, 30 mins from Callac, is great for children both young an old. A family entertainment park with swimming pool, watershoots, picnic areas, pedaloes, outside toboggan, trampolines, archery, bowling, restaurants, bars and terraces, it will never fail to entertain no matter how many times visited.
Food & Drink
Old-fashioned Breton cooking is not elaborate. The crêpe is the basic everyday food and lobster is the primary festive food. Crêpes come in 2 main varieties: crêpes sucrées (sugared crêpes) and crêpes salées (salted crêpes). Cider is the main drink and for dessert there is ‘Kouign Amann’ (butter cake) which originated in the C19th.
Restaurants
La Renaissance, 10 rue des Portes, tel: 02 96 45 94 61, restaurant, bar & creperie 15-30ˆ
Savidan Lozac’h, 38 place du 9 avril, tel: 02 96 45 94 61, cakes, chocolates, Breton toffees & tea 5-15ˆ
Le Moulin Blanc, Plougonver, tel: 02 96 21 60 81, traditional family meals 15-40ˆ
B.C Pizza, 2 rue De Quéré, tel: 02 96 45 89 81, home-made pizza 10-15ˆ
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