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Poulmarvezen is at the end of a very pretty lane, there is no passing traffic, so it is very quiet and tranquil. Each of the 4 cottages has its own exclusive area of garden and share a large pool. There is a woodland walk leading to a stream and picnic area.
Le Grenier is accessed at first floor level from the rear of the longere. A door from the garden leads in to a large open-plan living/ dining/ kitchenette, complete with sink unit, fridge/freezer, gas hob, and multi-function microwave oven. This room is attractively and comfortably furnished, with dark exposed roof timbers and white-boarded ceiling. A staircase leads downstairs to two spacious (cool in summer) bedrooms overlooking the rose gardens. The first bedroom has a king-size double bed and en-suite shower room, leading to the second bedroom, which has three single beds, and is ideal for children.
The villages of Ploerdut and Lignol are each three kilometres distant and offer restaurants, bars and boulangeries. Guemène-sur-Scorff is ten minutes away by car and offers supermarkets, banks, a wider range of shops, and even more restaurants.
The area is ideal for walking, cycling, fishing, painting and drawing, photography, not to mention eating, and there is a multitude of interesting places to visit within half an hours drive, including the mysterious Chapelle St. Barbe (ring the massive bell), St. Fiacre, Le Faouet market hall, Les Rochers Du Diable (white water kayaking), the pretty Vallee-du-Scorff (picnic here), the Lac de Guerladan (boating from a tree-shaded beach), and many local street markets, notably Hennebont, Rostrenen, and further afield Vannes on a Wednesday, all ideal for gourmets and photographers. The picturesque, rugged coastline of Southern Brittany with its sandy beaches and coves is 40 kilometres away. There are many markets to visit selling delicious fresh vegetables and fruits with wonderful cheese stalls, local bread and much more.
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