Charming house on the quays of St Goustan

Located on the quays of the Saint-Goustan port, this tastefully renovated house will charm you with its calm and comfort. Its rare location, not far from shops and restaurants, at the foot of the rowing club, makes it a unique holiday spot. Spread over 3 levels, this house can accommodate 6 people. It is the ideal rental to spend unforgettable charming holidays and fully enjoy the region. Not to be missed.



The house includes on the ground floor a living room combining the dining area, fitted kitchen and a lounge area.

Upstairs, a TV lounge and a bathroom with a bathtub and WC form a second living space. The top floor consists of a bedroom with a double bed and a bedroom with 2 bunk beds, a bathroom with WC. A sofa bed in the living room can accommodate a couple.

The port of Saint Goustan and the town centre of Auray are accessible on foot.



Good to know

> Available: Wifi, Television, books, washing machine.

> Not accessible to people with reduced mobility.

> Baby equipment available on request (chargeable).

> Bicycle storage impossible.

> Bed linen and household linen provided mandatorily. The allocation includes disposable bed protections, sheets, 2 towels per person, bath mats and tea towels.

> Parties and stag/hen parties are prohibited.

> Pets forbidden.

> Parking: the house is located on the edge of a pedestrian zone. No parking is possible in the street but a minute stop is possible for luggage unloading. You can park your vehicle in the free public car park located on Rue du Rolland 450 m on foot from the house (near the cemetery) or along the Stanguy promenade.



The neighbourhood:

Located in an exclusively pedestrian area, the house overlooks the quay of Saint Goustan, a lively district thanks to its numerous restaurants and bars.

In just a few minutes on foot, you can reach Auray town centre and its shops.

Auray market, which takes place every Monday, is the most renowned in the region. Not to be missed.



Getting around:

The city centre can be visited on foot. A car is necessary to explore the region.

2 bus lines operate in the city and several coach lines connect to surrounding towns (Carnac, Quiberon, Vannes, Baden, ...).

A Flixbus departure point is located at the city exit.



Activities:

Beaches, sailing school, water sports, mini-golf, tennis court, cruises on the Gulf of Morbihan. Possibility of hiking or cycling (marked trails).

Kayak departures possible from the foot of the house.

Beaches 15 minutes by car.

For golf enthusiasts, Golf Saint-Laurent is 20 minutes by car.

Near the towns of Carnac, La Trinité-sur-mer and Saint-Philibert.



The region:

Auray is ideally located in South Brittany, between Vannes and Lorient. It is at the crossroads of access routes to the Quiberon peninsula, the beaches of Carnac and the famous Gulf of Morbihan, listed in the very exclusive club of the most beautiful bays in the world.

Saint-Goustan, its port, is appreciated for its activities and half-timbered houses. It is known for having welcomed Benjamin Franklin, American scientist and statesman, on 3 December 1776, on his way to the Palace of Versailles to negotiate the alliance between the new American state and France.

Auray is very close to Sainte-Anne-d'Auray, a Breton holy place, the third pilgrimage site in France.