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<\/p>\nIf you\u2019re lucky enough to be heading to the culturally-distinct region of Brittany and are looking for high-quality, self-catering accommodation, you might be tempted by the beautifully presented contemporary villa known as Cabellou.<\/p>\n
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This stunning and spacious six-bedroom, three-bathroom villa is perfect for larger parties of up to 14 guests. Asides its stylish interior and sprawling private grounds, with its own heated swimming pool, much of Cabellou\u2019s appeal is owed to its incredibly convenient position \u2013 just 200 metres from a string of beautiful white sandy beaches this alluring corner of Brittany is blessed with.<\/p>\n
Though, we\u2019ll have to warn you, dragging yourself and your party away from the vast and chic confines of Cabellou won\u2019t be easy!<\/p>\n
This modern Breton home radiates charm and sophistication in every room. Patio doors let light flood into the spacious living\/dining room which leads to the poolside terrace and enclosed grounds comprising of lawn, an open terrace with electric awning, barbecue, and did we mention a heated swimming pool?<\/p>\n
Two of the well-appointed bedrooms on the first floor have private balconies where guests can enjoy a morning cup of coffee or an evening glass of wine, whilst gazing out across the villa\u2019s spacious grounds. Two further bedrooms also have their own balconies, but not conventional ones… the windows open out to form their own balcony space!<\/p>\n
For larger parties looking for their own degree of privacy, Cabellou benefits from a separate annexe with its own kitchen, shower room and bedroom.<\/p>\n
As well as being just a stone\u2019s throw from several beautiful white sandy beaches, Cabellou is just 750 metres from a restaurant where you can enjoy tucking into some deliciously authentic Breton cuisine.<\/p>\n
This villa is not far from the popular town of Concarneau, France\u2019s third most important fishing port, with more than 100,000 tonnes of tuna fish caught by the fishing boats here each year. The principle attraction of this vibrant town is the its walled old town and its network of narrow streets lined with shops, cafes and restaurants.<\/p>\n