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Frederic Langlois16 Place des 3 Frères Coant
Scrignac
29640
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This 18th/19th century Breton house underwent a complete renovation in 2014. It has the capacity to accommodate 2 people and 1 infant. Situated in the heart of the Armorique Regional Natural Park, the area is well-known for fishing, hunting, hiking, mountain biking, folklore, and dance. A Greenway is conveniently located 2km away. Local shops and restaurants can be found nearby. The house is ideally situated between the Arrée Mountains, Huelgoat, and Morlaix.Located in a quiet village of Scrignac, the house consists of a kitchen, living room, and bathroom with a walk-in shower and toilet on the ground floor. The mezzanine, with a ceiling height of 1.86m, features a double bed for 2 people. The house is equipped with electric heating, a washing machine, TV, DVD player, and microwave. The enclosed terrace provides a space for relaxation with outdoor furniture, deck chairs, and a barbecue. Bed sheets are included.
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Attractions
- Huelgoat Forest: Located just 5 kilometers away, Huelgoat Forest is a picturesque woodland known for its ancient rock formations, enchanting landscapes, and the famous "Chaos of Rocks" (Chaos de Rochers). Visitors can explore marked trails, discover hidden caves, and enjoy the tranquil beauty of the forest.
- Morlaix: Situated about 27 kilometers from Scrignac, Morlaix is a charming medieval town with cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, and a stunning viaduct. The town offers a delightful mix of history, culture, and shopping, with attractions like the Morlaix Museum, the Duchess Anne's House, and the bustling Saturday market.
- Château de Trévarez: Located approximately 40 kilometers away, Château de Trévarez is a magnificent castle surrounded by beautiful gardens and parkland. The neo-Gothic architecture, vibrant flowerbeds, and sweeping views make it a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or a picnic. The castle also hosts various exhibitions and events throughout the year.
- Armorique Regional Natural Park: Situated around 40 kilometers southwest of Scrignac, Armorique Regional Natural Park is a protected area known for its diverse landscapes, including moors, mountains, forests, and coastal areas. Visitors can enjoy hiking, cycling, birdwatching, and exploring the park's rich flora and fauna.
- Locronan: Located approximately 45 kilometers from Scrignac, Locronan is a well-preserved medieval village renowned for its traditional granite houses, narrow streets, and charming squares. With its authentic atmosphere, Locronan is often used as a filming location for period movies and offers a glimpse into Brittany's past.
- Monts d'Arrée: Situated about 50 kilometers northwest of Scrignac, Monts d'Arrée is a mountain range within Armorique Regional Natural Park. The area offers scenic hiking trails, panoramic views, and unique geological formations, including the iconic Roc'h Ruz and Roc'h Trevezel.
- Roscoff: Located approximately 55 kilometers north of Scrignac, Roscoff is a historic seaside town known for its picturesque harbor, charming old town, and thalassotherapy centers. Visitors can explore the narrow streets, visit the Notre-Dame-de-Croaz-Batz church, and enjoy fresh seafood at one of the many waterfront restaurants.
- Concarneau: Situated about 70 kilometers west of Scrignac, Concarneau is a fortified town located on a rocky peninsula. The Ville Close, a walled old town, is the main attraction, offering shops, restaurants, and the Museum of Fishing. Concarneau also has beautiful beaches and a vibrant fishing port.
- Quimper: Located approximately 70 kilometers southwest of Scrignac, Quimper is the cultural capital of Brittany. The town is famous for its well-preserved medieval center, the Gothic Quimper Cathedral, and the Musée des Beaux-Arts. Quimper is also known for its traditional pottery, which can be found in local shops. 10. Pointe du Raz: Situated about 110 kilometers west of Scrignac, Pointe du Raz is a dramatic headland and a popular tourist destination. It offers breathtaking views of rugged cliffs, crashing waves, and the powerful Atlantic Ocean. Visitors can explore the coastal trails, visit the lighthouse, and discover the local flora and fauna.