Charming Renovated Barn with Pool and WiFi

In the heart of the Breton marshes, surrounded by nature, total relaxation awaits. This former independent barn, lovingly renovated, is located near the owners' house, in the heart of the typical Breton marshland landscape. A pond lies at the foot of the cottage's terrace (partially fenced) and is shared with the owners. The 1-hectare outdoor area is unfenced and offers superb views of the marshes. A small private terrace is accessible from the kitchen. Secure parking with an electric gate is available. An above-ground swimming pool is shared with the owners (open from June 5th to August 30th).

Ground floor: living/dining room with an open-plan fitted kitchen (induction hob).

Upstairs: 2 bedrooms, each with an en-suite shower room/WC (1: 160x200cm bed, 2: 3 single beds 90x190cm). Washing machine and dryer in an outdoor area.

Amenities included: Wi-Fi, pinball machine, DVD player, radio/CD player, baby equipment. Not included: electric heating, electricity, bed linen (€48 for the double bed and €23 for each single bed), towels (€28 per person), mandatory cleaning fee (€85), and tourist tax.

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Check-in by 5:00 PM

Optional services to be paid on site and to be booked before your arrival:
. Napkins : 30.17 € per person per stay
. Sheets : 51.72 € per stay
. Sheet for small bed : 24.78 € per stay

Property managed by a professional. Unless stated, services such as cleaning, bed linen, towels etc. are not included in the price of this rental. If pets are allowed (information in the advertisement), charges may be applicable.
Only equipment mentioned in this advertisement are present. Equipment not mentioned are not considered to be present. Unless there is an electric charging station in the accommodation, charging electric vehicles is prohibited.

From Nantes direction Noirmoutier/Port St Père/Sainte Pazanne, then follow Bourgneuf en Retz and then direction St Cyr en Retz. At the roundabout, go straight on towards Route de Port Laroche. Cross Les Jalberges and after a place called La Maison Blanche: La Croix des Marais