Property Villas
Sleeps 8
Single/Double 6 / 1
Bathrooms 3
Pets Allowed
Pool Yes
The proximity to the beach, garden, games room and indoor pool - where children can be easily supervised - makes Villa Mooloolooba an ideal location for a family holiday at any time of the year.
The heated indoor pool is very much at the heart of this modern villa with easy access - and close supervision of children possible - from the surrounding living accommodation. With the lounge area to one side, games room to the other, dining area and kitchen at one end and large, south-facing terrace opposite, the pool can be accessed from all sides, making supervision possible whilst sat at the dining table or in the living area.
The property, furnished in a neutral, contemporary style is situated in a quiet location down a track leading to just a few houses, including one of our other properties - Freemantle - to the front, and within 900 metres of a Blue Flag beach. One of the two sandy coves is supervised by lifeguards (high season only) and there are rock pools and the Ile Percée, a rocky islet accessible on foot at low tide, to explore.
The large, enclosed garden, is mainly flat and grassed, the perfect place for children to let off steam in relative safety.
Living area
Living/dining area with satellite TV with foreign channels, DVD, hi-fi, three-seater sofa and two armchairs. Dining table with eight chairs and sliding door (lockable) to indoor pool. Sliding doors (lockable) from living area to indoor pool and terrace. Games room off dining area (no door) with pool table and sliding doors (lockable) to indoor pool. Stairs (with open tread) to first floor.
Kitchen
Fitted kitchen area next to dining area with dishwasher, fridge-freezer, oven, microwave, hobs, kettle, coffee machine and toaster. Washing machine, dryer and additional fridge in adjacent utility room. Iron and ironing board.
Bedrooms
Ground floor.
Bedroom 1: Bedroom with large double bed.
First floor.
Bedroom 2: Twin bedroom with access to first floor furnished terrace.
Bedroom 3: Twin bedroom with access to first floor furnished terrace.
Bedroom 4: Twin bedroom with access to first floor furnished terrace.
Bathrooms
Ground floor: Bathroom with bath/shower. Separate wc opposite.
First floor: Two large shower rooms, both with double sinks. Separate wc. Hair dryers provided.
Exterior
Large enclosed garden, mainly grassed. Large decking with outdoor table, chairs, sunloungers and awning. Barbecue. Swings. Table tennis table. Parking spaces. Secured entrance gate.
Pool
Indoor heated swimming pool with cover. Pool size: 7 x 3.2m. Depth: 1.65 x 1.8m. covered, heated (28°c year round). Indoor hot tub. Sauna. Shower cubicle. Sliding doors to decking.
Included in the price
- Bed linen and bath towels provided.
- Cleaning: The property and grounds should be left clean and tidy or a charge may apply.
- Cot (including linen), high chair, baby bath and stair gate available on request and if available. Please check at the time of booking.
- Kitchen towels, table cloth, cleaning kit (dishwasher tablets, washing liquid, sponges, kitchen towel, cleaning products, vacuum cleaner, broom etc provided.
Other compulsory charges
- Security deposit: 300€ or £250 (cash) payable on arrival and refunded on departure.
Holiday tax: (taxe de sejour) approximately 1.10€-2.20€ per person per day (16+).
- Electricity: average allowance included. If over usage this will be payable locally.
Optional prebookable extras
- Beach towel hire 5€ per towel
- Mid stay bed linen and bath towel change (on request) 90€.
- Mid stay cleaning available on request 30€ per hour.
- Optional end of stay cleaning 170€
- Pets: Small pet only allowed (additional 30€ per week, per animal).
- The villa sleeps 8 people but there is a possibility to add 2 additional single beds in the games room. Additional put-up bed on request at time of booking: 60€ per bed per stay.
PHOTOS
South-facing villa with private indoor pool, hot tub and enclosed garden, within walking distance of the beach
Exterior i
Exterior ii
Pool
Pool i
Pool ii
Lounge
Lounge ii
Dining area
Dining area ii
Pool table
Bedroom
Bathroom
Bedroom i
Bedroom ii
Bedroom iv
Bedroom v
Bathroom ii
Bathroom iii
Terrace
Terrace ii
Kitchenware Appliances
Fixtures & Equipment
External Features
Local Attractions
BEACHES
Kerfany (2.5km) A sheltered beach at the mouth of the Belon river supervised by lifeguards (high season only) with a choice of water sports available.
Doelan (11km) The nearby unspoilt fishing port of Doelan is now famous across France. This quiet haven at the mouth of a wooded creek with just a few quayside restaurants, bars and cafes was the location for the hit French TV version of Doc Martin (with the same title as the original UK series).
Le Pouldu (14km) This quiet seaside resort has a choice of sandy beaches.
COASTAL WALKS
With over 700 miles of coastline Brittany offers a great variety of walking for all levels from dramatic cliffs to marshland teeming with wildlife and wooded tidal creeks to long sandy beaches backed by sand dunes. Including a stretch of the coast in a circular walk is often very straightforward. This is especially easy where peninsulas jut out into the sea and following the coast path brings you almost back to your starting point.
DAY TRIP IDEAS
Pont-Aven (17km)
Pont-Aven is a small village famous for its buttery biscuits and numerous art galleries. Many painters, including Gauguin, were attracted by the beauty of Pont-Aven and all the surrounding area. Pont-Aven has many old mills, traditional stone-built houses and many seafood restaurants. The town also hosts a flower festival on the first Sunday in August.
Concarneau (33km)
The main attraction of this important fishing port on the south Brittany coast is Ville Clos, a small walled town built on an island in the natural harbour. Accessed by a bridge from the quayside, the narrow streets within the granite ramparts are lined with shops and restaurants.
Lorient (36km)
Lorient has a rich naval history and the many yachts and buildings surrounding the harbour reflect this as well as the German submarine base which has been turned into a tourist attraction. Why not spend the day in Lorient and hop on a ferry to the Ile de Groix which is located opposite the property. The crossing takes 45 minutes and the island which is the second biggest in Brittany after Belle-Ile has much to offer including lovely beaches, pretty colourful houses in the village, market twice a week and you can even hire bikes to cycle around the island on cycle paths over moorland, hidden coves and many beautiful beaches.
La Forêt-Fouesnant (41km)
Pretty coastal Breton village set in a wooded area between Concarneau and Bénodet. There is lots to do and visit here with a number of footpaths and hiking trails, the old harbour and the superb granite church, the long sandy beach and the marina “Port-La-Forêt”, the third biggest marina in South Brittany, where you can find some of the greatest offshore racing skippers.
Ile de Groix (53km)
The island is accessible by boat from Lorient. The crossing lasts about 50 minutes and the landmarks worth seeing are Port-Louis 16th century fortification, the Grands Sables beach and the Pen Men lighthouse. The island has a wonderful landscape with high and jagged cliffs, seashell beaches as well as coves with red sand or wide stretches of thin and white sand. It is also home of bird reserve which protects a wide range of seabirds.
Quimper (53km)
Although it has a feel of a small village Quimper is Brittany’s Finistere capital. With its slanted half-timbered houses and narrow cobbled streets, great museums, excellent “crêperies”, famous pottery and one of Brittany’s most delightful setting along the Odet river Quimper is a jewel waiting to be discovered.
Carnac (79km)
Carnac has the rather unusual juxtaposition of being a very popular seaside resort with lovely sandy beaches and home to one of the world’s most important prehistoric sites. Over 3000 stones of varying, yet unusually modest, proportions lie in densely packed parallel alignments, stretching for over one kilometre.
NEARBY ACTIVITIES
The region offers many sporting and leisure activities.
Surfing school 14km away (Plage de Kerou) or in Guidel Plage (25km) offering surfing, sailing, jet skiing and canoeing.
Horse riding 7km in Moëlan sur Mer.
Tennis 5km in Moëlan sur Mer.
Centre Aquatique du Moustoir in Lorient (35km) or Oceanis aquatic complex in Ploemeur (36km) both with pool, slide, water game areas, spa, sauna, aquagym.
Tree top adventure park Le Poisson Volant (37km) just outside Ploemeur.
Parc du Quinquis (15km) in Clohars Carnoët: Family run park including a variety of animals (kangaroos, goats, donkeys, deer, peacocks and more) roaming freely whilst visitors can mingle within this preserved botanical park.
Golf: 30km Golf de Ploemeur Ocean.
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Property Exterior
Local Attractions
Kerfany (2.5km) A sheltered beach at the mouth of the Belon river supervised by lifeguards (high season only) with a choice of water sports available.
Doelan (11km) The nearby unspoilt fishing port of Doelan is now famous across France. This quiet haven at the mouth of a wooded creek with just a few quayside restaurants, bars and cafes was the location for the hit French TV version of Doc Martin (with the same title as the original UK series).
Le Pouldu (14km) This quiet seaside resort has a choice of sandy beaches.
COASTAL WALKS
With over 700 miles of coastline Brittany offers a great variety of walking for all levels from dramatic cliffs to marshland teeming with wildlife and wooded tidal creeks to long sandy beaches backed by sand dunes. Including a stretch of the coast in a circular walk is often very straightforward. This is especially easy where peninsulas jut out into the sea and following the coast path brings you almost back to your starting point.
DAY TRIP IDEAS
Pont-Aven (17km)
Pont-Aven is a small village famous for its buttery biscuits and numerous art galleries. Many painters, including Gauguin, were attracted by the beauty of Pont-Aven and all the surrounding area. Pont-Aven has many old mills, traditional stone-built houses and many seafood restaurants. The town also hosts a flower festival on the first Sunday in August.
Concarneau (33km)
The main attraction of this important fishing port on the south Brittany coast is Ville Clos, a small walled town built on an island in the natural harbour. Accessed by a bridge from the quayside, the narrow streets within the granite ramparts are lined with shops and restaurants.
Lorient (36km)
Lorient has a rich naval history and the many yachts and buildings surrounding the harbour reflect this as well as the German submarine base which has been turned into a tourist attraction. Why not spend the day in Lorient and hop on a ferry to the Ile de Groix which is located opposite the property. The crossing takes 45 minutes and the island which is the second biggest in Brittany after Belle-Ile has much to offer including lovely beaches, pretty colourful houses in the village, market twice a week and you can even hire bikes to cycle around the island on cycle paths over moorland, hidden coves and many beautiful beaches.
La Forêt-Fouesnant (41km)
Pretty coastal Breton village set in a wooded area between Concarneau and Bénodet. There is lots to do and visit here with a number of footpaths and hiking trails, the old harbour and the superb granite church, the long sandy beach and the marina “Port-La-Forêt”, the third biggest marina in South Brittany, where you can find some of the greatest offshore racing skippers.
Ile de Groix (53km)
The island is accessible by boat from Lorient. The crossing lasts about 50 minutes and the landmarks worth seeing are Port-Louis 16th century fortification, the Grands Sables beach and the Pen Men lighthouse. The island has a wonderful landscape with high and jagged cliffs, seashell beaches as well as coves with red sand or wide stretches of thin and white sand. It is also home of bird reserve which protects a wide range of seabirds.
Quimper (53km)
Although it has a feel of a small village Quimper is Brittany’s Finistere capital. With its slanted half-timbered houses and narrow cobbled streets, great museums, excellent “crêperies”, famous pottery and one of Brittany’s most delightful setting along the Odet river Quimper is a jewel waiting to be discovered.
Carnac (79km)
Carnac has the rather unusual juxtaposition of being a very popular seaside resort with lovely sandy beaches and home to one of the world’s most important prehistoric sites. Over 3000 stones of varying, yet unusually modest, proportions lie in densely packed parallel alignments, stretching for over one kilometre.
NEARBY ACTIVITIES
The region offers many sporting and leisure activities.
Surfing school 14km away (Plage de Kerou) or in Guidel Plage (25km) offering surfing, sailing, jet skiing and canoeing.
Horse riding 7km in Moëlan sur Mer.
Tennis 5km in Moëlan sur Mer.
Centre Aquatique du Moustoir in Lorient (35km) or Oceanis aquatic complex in Ploemeur (36km) both with pool, slide, water game areas, spa, sauna, aquagym.
Tree top adventure park Le Poisson Volant (37km) just outside Ploemeur.
Parc du Quinquis (15km) in Clohars Carnoët: Family run park including a variety of animals (kangaroos, goats, donkeys, deer, peacocks and more) roaming freely whilst visitors can mingle within this preserved botanical park.
Golf: 30km Golf de Ploemeur Ocean.
In the area
This Property is situated in Finistere, Brittany
Nearest Airport: Brest (90km)
Nearest Station:
Nearest Ferry: Roscoff (2 hours)
Nearest Beach: 900m
Nearest Ski Resort:
Please note that the location on this map is an approximate guide, normally to the closest town or village.