Vacation House in Crozon

Holiday Home #17847 from owner #11388
created on 18-Jan-2009

'Ty Gwyr' Tregarvan

'Ty Gwyr' is a large, detached family home in a tranquil village on the banks of the River Aulne.

Not Near A Golf Course Pets Not Allowed No Air Conditioning Beach Nearby Credit Cards Not Accepted Non Smoking
Not Disabled Friendly Does Not Have Internet Access No Public Transport Nearby Not Near Bars or Restaurants Does Not Have A Pool Not Near Skiing Family Friendly
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House in Crozon
4 bedroom, 2 bathroom
Sleeps 1 - 11 People
£350 - £695 Per Week

‘Ty Gwyr’ is available for holiday rentals all year round!

‘Ty Gwyr’ is a large, detached family home in a tranquil village on the banks of the River Aulne. Located on the beautiful Crozon Peninsula, in the Parc Naturel Regional d'Amorique twinned with the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in Wales), Tregarvan lies within the Menez-Hom Atlantique region of the Finistere department, near the westerly tip of Brittany.

The house sleeps 11 comfortably in four large bedrooms. There is a family bathroom on the top floor. The master bedroom has en-suite shower and washbasin facilities. In addition there is a separate WC and washbasin on the first floor. A fully fitted kitchen, spacious lounge and attractive music room, complete with grand piano, ensure plenty of space for families or groups of people. A mezzanine floor above the music room is home to a large selection of books(for all ages) and games.

A telephone is connected to the property. Clients are able to use this for both incoming and outgoing calls. The mobile phone signal is weak in Tregarvan. A pre-paid deposit is held from which phone charges will be deducted.

There is off road parking to the front, with a private garden area and barbecue patio to the rear of the property.

Out & About
Tregarvan
Tregarvan itself is a small, very quiet and tranquil village. There is a delightful 16th - 18th century church, riverside promenade, moorings where locals keep their boats, and a community hall. At the top of the hill there is the Breton Rural School Museum that is of national significance and well worth a visit. Tregarvan sits below the Menez-Hom mountain, the highest in the region at 330m. On a clear day the panoramic view of the area from the top is breathtaking and well worth the drive up (or walk).

In Tregarvan, you can enjoy real French rural life whilst being able to access the lovely towns of Châteaulin (15 minutes) and Douarnenez (20 minutes) to soak up the Bretagne culture and history. The beautiful village of Locronan (20 minutes) and the town of Quimper (45 minutes) are within very easy reach. The city of Brest, the regional capital, and major tourist resorts of Benodet and Concarneau are within an hour's drive.

The Crozon Peninsula
The beautiful Crozon peninsula provides great opportunities for walking, cycling and all kinds of water sports. There are many miles of beautiful sandy beaches within a 10-30 minute drive. Shops are located in local villages of Dineault, Argol or Plomodiern or visit the E.Leclerc or Intermarche supermarkets in Châteaulin. Don’t miss the incredible range of locally caught fish and shellfish and fresh produce at weekly markets.

What you need to bring
• Beach Towels
• A torch
• French phrase book – unless you are a competent French speaker!
• Maps – we suggest a good map of western Brittany
• Your favourite Videos / DVD's /CD's (A good supply of DVD’s & Videos in house also)
• A starter supply of essential items e.g. Milk, bread, butter, toilet rolls etc – until you get a chance to do some shopping. (We will do this if you wish)
• And don’t forget – passports / insurance / EU health card / car and ferry is documents / personal medication.

***BY LAW YOU ARE REQUIRED TO CARRY A HIGH VISIBILITY VEST AND TRIANGLE IN YOUR CAR****


Ty Gwyr	Kitchen/Dining Area

Beach, Biking, Boating, Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, Restaurant, Shopping, Tennis, WaterSkiing, Water Sports and Rental

The Crozon Peninsula is part of the Parc Naturel regional D'Armorique. It stretches from the picturesque Arree Mountains in the east to the wonderful beaches and coastal scenery of the 'Presqu'ile de Crozon to the west. The whole magnificent National Park is in the' Department of Finistere which in turn is part of the area of Brittany.

Presqu'ile de Crozon has in general been undiscovered by tourists as they tend to by-pass it on their way south. The French come in summer but it never gets that busy. The Presqu'ile extents about 30 kms by 10 kms. and in that area the scenery changes from towering cliffs at Point Espangnois with its bracing walks to long beautiful sandy beaches which stretch for miles (there are in fact over 12 sandy beaches to choose from and none of them get very busy). There are numerous delightful walks in forests & moors and we have 145kms. of coastal footpath around the Presqu'ile to explore.

Dishwasher, Cable or Satellite Television, Cooking Utensils, Tumble Dryer, DVD Player, Heating, Kitchen, Linen Service, Microwave, Open Fire, Parking, Refrigerator, Stereo, TV, Washing Machine

Kitchen
Fully equipped with EVERYTHING you should need. Split into Kitchen and dining area. Breakast whilst watching the local cows being taken to the milking parlour.

Living Room
Large dining table & chairs – two sofas
Stone fireplace with log burner

Music Room
Baby grand piano– television receiving French & English TV stations /video/DVD player - selection of adult and children’s videos/DVD’s - portable radio/CD player. Mezzanine floor with games gallery – large selection of books and family games. Play station 1 + games.

First Floor
Master bedroom, Queen bed, en-suite shower/washbasin.
Family bedroom – One double bed, single bed, bunk bed, cot & highchair (these can be moved to other rooms)
WC with washbasin.

Second Floor
Bedroom with double bed
Bedroom with double pine bed
Family bathroom with bath, WC and washbasin

Rear garden:table/chairs/barbecue, clothesline.

Low Season Price : £350
High Season Price : £695 per Week

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Telephone/online bookings will be held for 7 days during which time a deposit of 25% should be paid.

The balance of the hire fee is due 8 weeks prior to your holiday. If bookings are made within this period then the full rental fee is payable at the time of booking.

A refundable damage & telephone usage deposit of £250 is payable at the time of payment of final balance. The balance of this deposit will be returned following completion of the holiday when the property has been inspected and the telephone bill has been reconciled by the owner.

The client, in whose name the booking is made, remains responsible for repaying the additional cost of any damage and /or any telephone bill of any member of the party, or any guest of the party, incurred during the booking period, if the value is greater than that of the damage & telephone usage deposit.

Accepted payment: Cheque or Paypal

Price Table
3rd January 2009	3rd April 2009	£350
4th April 2009	3rd July 2009	£500
4th July 2009	4th September 2009	£695
5th September 2009	30th October 2009	£500
31st October 2009	18th December 2009	£350
19th December 2009	2nd January 2010	£695