Totally relax in beautifully renovated 17th century cottages with heated pool Three beautifully renovated cottages set in 1.5 acres of tree lined, child friendly gardens. The two bedroom cottages (gites) can sleep 6 people and retain their original features and character while providing comfortable and up to date accommodation with all the facilities you expect today. NOW AVAILABLE WITH CHOICE OF CHANGEOVER DAYS. Cedar and Bay available Saturday to Saturday. Yew available Thursday to Thursday. Save up to £170 on midweek ferries. SEARCH THURSDAY DATES TO SEE AVAILABILITY FOR YEW. SEARCH SATURDAY DATES TO SEE CEDAR AND BAY AVAILABILITY. The large 33ft solar heated pool (June-Sept) is fenced for your security and has a sun deck to relax on while watching the children at play. Facilities include hammock, trampoline (with net) sandpit, climbing frame, swings, boules, bikes,swing ball, children's golf, ball games and badminton. NEW 2019, games room with pool table and darts, imagination room for younger children plus table football. Outdoor table tennis. For the extended family, or larger groups, enjoy the luxury of the exclusive use of the whole complex for up to 18 people. Rugged coastline, ancient towns, lakes and forests beckon both holidaymakers, beach lovers and hikers alike to come closer and enjoy wonderful expanses of diverse countryside. From the inland lakes and forests located in the northern extremities of the Morbihan department to the sandy and craggy coves in the South with rocks that have been washed by the ocean over centuries look out towards the sea and offer some of the best views in Brittany. Little walkways take the adventurous to places from bygone years, through walkways that take you to little coves that have been there since time began and that keep their charm, created by nature rather than man. Morbihan has much to offer those who seek a balance of relaxation and activity. Keen golfers have a range of options available within easy reach- the 9 hole, Golf du Rimaison course is only 16km from the cottages. 18 hole courses can be found at Kernic, Ploermel and Auray, all less than an hour away. Excellent fishing can be found locally in the rivers Scorff, Blavet and Sarre. Those heading to the inland lakes can enjoy beaches and fishing too and a host of other attractions including, walking, swimming, cycling, kayaking, sailing and horse riding. The closest town to Fourdan is Guemene-Sur-Scorff where you can get provisions, take in the local sights/attractions and introduce yourself to French cuisine. The beaches of the south coast welcome the visitor who likes sandy beaches, which are safe, and at Auray, the port of St. Goustan offers you a small medieval fishing town with little street cafes that overlook the water. On a larger scale Vannes is also a port and here the winding streets take you back in time, whilst on an upbeat note, the shops are up to date and all the trappings of a large town within easy reach. For those wishing to recuperate from illness, the thalassotherapie centres of Quiberon offer patients relaxation in natural healing waters, which are renowned worldwide and have been proven to be beneficial. Morbihan offers a wealth of architectural marvels, and has wonderful churches; abbeys and you can step back in time and visit the Chateau at Josselin, or the old towns of Vannes, Rocheforte-en-Terre, La Gacilly, Quimper, Pontivy and many more. The historically inclined tourist will find themselves pulled back into the days of the megaliths, huge standing stones that tower above the earth along the coastline at Carnac, geologists can seek out the lay lines of this magical place. Food is wonderful, and a three course meal can be had for as little as 10 euros a head, although for families, there are a host of self service restaurants that offer children’s menus at very reasonable prices. All in all Morbihan has something for everyone, not just in the main summer period but throughout the year. From Easter to the end of October you can enjoy the beautiful countryside in pleasant weather. Yew is one of three newly renovated cottages (gites) with 2 bedrooms and sleeps up to 6 people. It has, original, old oak beams. It is light and airy with French door to front and rear gardens. Reversible air conditioning for heating or cooling. The open plan living area has 2 comfortable sofas, one converts into a full double bed. UK satellite TV, DVD, CD and radio. The dining area has an extending table to seat 6. High chair, booster seat, children's cutlery and children's cups, plates and bowls available. The kitchen is fully equipped with full size oven, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, toaster, coffee maker, kettle, food blender, etc. An extra downstairs shower room includes WC and wash basin. Outdoor furniture is provided so you can enjoy alfresco dining or a tasty barbecue. We live on site and, if required, are available to help in anyway we can.