4 Bedroom Gite in Quimperle

Built 400 years ago Walnut Cottage is a great space for a group of friends or extended family to share, it has been beautifully renovated combining the old with modern comforts. The accomodation is very versitile, and can sleep 6, 8 or easily 10 people. There is a fully equipped galley kitchen and a huge table that will easily sit 12 people.  
Set on the edge of Finistere and Morbihan, our cottage is in the ideal place for exploring the beautiful countryside and coast of Brittany. We offer comfortable accommodation with lots of extras if you want them. A short walk takes you to the local village which has all you need with boulangeries, grocers, butcher, bars and creperie. A 10 minute drive takes you to the Ancient town of Quimperlé which has a Friday market, restaurants and many activities and events. Le Faouet is only a 10 minute drive and offers restaurants, shops, places to visit etc. 
 
Fancy learning a new craft or honing up on an old one, send us an e-mail and we will organise it to fit in with your holiday plans. 
 
Extras on offer 
 
- Arts and Craft courses 
- Our beautician can offer massages and all beauty treatments in your home. 
- Table d'hote 
- BBQ's 
Arts & Craft courses start at 15 euros per session (2 hours). 
Table d'hote starts at 8 euros (2 courses) 
Baby sitting offered at reasonable rates 
We don't mind driving you into Quimperlé or Le Faouet and collecting you when you've had a drink or two. 
Electricity is included in the price. 
Welcome pack included  
English-speaking representative on hand to answer any questions. 
 
Brittany has a wealth of historical and megalithic sites, an amazing coast line, beautiful rolling green countryside, there are small working fishing ports where you can see the fisherman arrive and depart and numerous islands waiting to be visited. Every town has a market day - Auray is particularly good. 
Places to visit are too numerous to list - here are just a few; 
* The historic town of Quimper, the capital of Finistère, with its Gothic cathedral, ramparts, museums and old busy quarters, shops and markets offers many festivals all year round. 
* The Gulf of Morbihan - a bird spotters dream  
* Pont Aven is a must see with its links to the Impressionists and biscuiteries 
* Concarnou - the ancient walled town - what a surprise! 
* Carnac - a world renowned Megalithic site 
 
 

Querrien has a general store, boulangeries, butchers, tabac, bars, creperie - all you need. There are walks and 18th century bread ovens to discover amongst other things.

Brittany has a wealth of historical and megalithic sites, an amazing coast line, beautiful rolling green countryside, there are small working fishing ports where you can see the fisherman arrive and depart and numerous islands waiting to be visited. Every town has a market day - Auray is particularly good. 
Places to visit are too numerous to list. 
 
Quimperlé the gateway to Cornouaille and Finistère and only a stone’s throw from the sea with its sandy beaches, is packed with appeal and will seduce you all year round with its many activities and events. Uniting the seaside with the countryside, this charming town combines an important heritage with a relaxed pace of life. From the upper town to the historic quarter, along picturesque alleyways and down cobbled steps, across pretty bridges, the town is just waiting to be discovered.