In large garden. Short walk to the centre of Camors, a small town with a choice of restaurants, bars, Post Office, chemist, small shops, tennis and Adventure Park. Auray with its old port of St-Goustan lies 14 miles south. The sheltered beaches of Carnac or the surfing beaches of Quiberon are a further 8 miles.

Accommodation . Large lounge with open granite log fire, modern kitchen/dining room with dishwasher, washing machine and microwave, gas central heating and wc on ground floor. Two large double bedrooms with en suite shower rooms and bathroom on the first floor. Two twin bedrooms on second floor.

Garden furniture and barbecue.

All linen, bath towels, gas, electricity and water inclusive.

Facilities

Property Type:	Houses
Nearest ferry port:	St Malo 85 miles, Roscoff 93 miles, Caen 185 miles.
Nearest restaurant:	Short walk into Camors with further choice within 3km at Baud.
Location and activities:	On the outskirts of Camors a small town in the Forest of Camors. Visit the clog makers shop and museum or enjoy a day out in the Adventure Park in the forest.
Bedrooms:	Four bedrooms - 2 master bedrooms with double beds both with en suite shower rooms on the first floor and 2 twin bedrooms on the second floor.
Bathrooms:	Bath with shower over, bidet and handbasin. The en suite shower rooms have large showers, hand basin and wc.
Kitchen:	Modern fitted kitchen with washing machine, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, microwave with gas boiler supplying hot water and central heating.
Dining:	Dining area separated by a work top from the kitchen.
Living area:	Large lounge with open granite log fire, satellite tv, vhs, dvd and stereo system.
Outside:	Large garden laid mainly to lawn but with several mature trees which provide welcome shade in the height of summer. Garden furniture and bbq.
General:	Car parking off the road or within the garden.

Owners Recommendations

Eating Out

'Camors'
"In the centre of Camors,just a few hundred yards from the house, Pizzeria La Cigale offers good value Italian food including excellent takeaway pizzas. Korrigans lunch is very good value but limited choice. "

'Just a short drive away'
"We have produced a long list of restaurants in the area providing very good food at a reasonable price and the Auberge at Ste Anne d'Auray tops the list. They provided the food for the Pope when he visited the Basilica. "

Local Area and Activities

'Beaches'
"The beaches between Carnac and Locmariaquer are sheltered by the Quiberon peninsula and are generally safe for bathing. The beaches between Quiberon and Lorient offer good surf but require greater care. "

'Camors Adventure Park'
"If you have a head for heights you can try all the various ways of travelling through the tree tops at the Camors Adventure Park. About 1 mile from the house."

'Coastal Walks'
"There are stunning views from the footpaths bordering the coast, the river estuaries and the Golfe du Morbihan. The paths are generally well maintained. Take your camera with you as there are many photo opportunities. "

'Golf'
"The courses in the area include a French championship course near Auray, a 9-hole beginners course towards Pontivy and a links course near Lorient. Tickets are sometimes available to play 5 different courses in 5 days."

'Golfe du Morbihan '
"Walking or cycling is a joy on Ile aux Moines on their almost traffic free roads, one of 365 islands in the Golfe. Bikes can be hired at the port. There are numerous boat tours of the Golfe from most of the ports including Vannes and Auray. "

'Ste Anne d'Auray'
"The small town is overlooked by a very impressive Basilica. There is a very important Pardon at the end of July."

'Walking and Cycling'
"There are numerous paths through the Forest of Camors for walkers or cyclists. Alternatively join the towpath by the River Blavet towards either Hennebont or Pontivy. There are riverside bars for the less active. "

Markets and Shopping

'Auray'
"Vannes, Pontivy, Hennebont, Larmour Plage and Carnac are all market towns but the biggest and best is the Monday morning market at Auray."

'Vannes'
"Very good shopping in the old centre with many specialised shops and picturesque medievel architecture as an added bonus. Markets on Wednesday and Saturday."

Rental Rates

Acacias - Sleeps: 8, Bedrooms: 4

March and Oct £310 pw
April to June and Sept £415 pw
Early July £520 pw
Mid July to Aug £625 pw

Special Offers

£50, £75, £100 reduction for 2nd, 3rd and 4th week

Normal prices reduced by £50 for second week, £75 for third week, £100 for fourth week.

Contact Details

To book this property use the contact details below quoting Holiday France Direct ref: BM000245.

Contact:	Kay and Ivan Conner
Telephone:	01245 222000
Fax:	01245 222000
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Listing last updated:	19 Mar 2008