Monique and Bernard are happy to welcome you in à typical briton cottage which allies the charm of  oldstones combined with modern comfort to offer you a successful stay. Have a good rest in your gite: you will profit from a wooded, flowery and also vegetable garden.Sandy beaches are nearby. Located in the countryside,you will have immediate acces to a network of nice footpaths. Located at the heart of 3 briton counties,you will find rest in a calme area between Monts d'Arrée ,15minutes  away and seaside to be reached after 35 mn by car.

We  welcome you in this old country establishment wich has been carefully renovated, in the heart of the greenery of 7OOOm2.

This cottage is at the same time cosy and comfortable, authentic and refined, located in an old farm.

Warm and spacious, your cottage can accomodate up to 5 people; ultra comfortable, it includes an very equipped kitchen (diswasher, oven and microwave, fridge and freezer ...), 2 bathrooms and shower, 2 bedrooms (and an extra bed).

You'll enjoye very pleasant evenings by the fire thanks to the beautiful fireplace..

 For a start, close to your gite, you will discover many sites which are witnesses of our rich history, very often along footpaths. Booklets are at your disposal. Have a rest in the wooded and flowery garden with one of the 300 books from our enclosed Briton bed library or by the fireplace with DVD’s at your disposal.

The garden is ready to welcome children and adults alike. Each plant is identified by a small plate. Not the small sheep !. At the back of the garden, come and see the bread oven, the fruit trees, the biological garden and its glass house.

Le Faouët is situated 35km from Lorient, 43km from Quimper, and 3Okm from the sea.

Its architectural and cultural monuments make it very charming: the 16th century market, located in the heart of the city; 

nearly, in a green and mild countryside, St-Barbe's chapel, built in a flamboyant gothic style in 1498, rises above deep ravines where flows river Elle with salmons and trouts;   inside St-Fiacre's chapel, with its gable bell tower and flamboyant gothic style, you will admire between the nave and the transept, a remarkable sculpted wood jube, considered as the most beautiful in France.

The region's numerous pedestrian or cyclist marked excursions lead to the discovery of enchanting sites.

Let's also discover:   Hennebont, the breton horse capital with the National Stud Farm since 1857

      Lorient: the main submarine base on the german's Atlantic  Wall, and its Cité de la Voile

      Pontivy: Napoléon 1st built here a new city with rectilinear streets alongside old Pontivy, known as Napoléonville.

                   You must visit he castle, built by Jean 2, Rohan Viscount

   Also discover remarkable landscape along the canal from Nantes to Brest  (loan our bicycles)

       Mounts of Arrée: at the summit, in the shade of crests, you can see a breathtaking landscape of legends

       The Gulf of Morbihan (small sea= mor bihan)  with almost 3OO islands is a little paradise. On foot, taking the coastal tracts or by boat, ou'll discover the Cairn of Gavrinis Island        or the great menhir of Locmariaquer.

      By boat, from Lorient or Quimperlé, you can visit Islands of Groix, Houat, Hoedic, or Glenan Islands where birds come from refuge and breeding.

From Le Faouët, don't forget Concarneau and its 15th century fortified "City-close" on a small island; or Pont-Aven, the City of Painters and famous Paul Gauguin.