Villa 10 bedroom Saint-lunaire

Magnificent 180 square meter accommodation located in Saint-Lunaire.
ArrayWith an area of 180 square meters, it includes 5 bedrooms and can accommodate up to 10 people.
Have a nice stay!
This house, completely renovated in 2023, is located in Saint-Lunaire and includes:
- a bedroom with a double bed;
- a second bedroom with a double bed;
- a third bedroom with a double bed;
- a fourth bedroom with a double bed;
- a fifth bedroom with two single beds;
- a fully equipped kitchen;
- three functional bathrooms;
- a dining area with a table and chairs;
- a comfortable lounge to relax in after a day of walking;
- a spa for five people;
- a garden and a terrace to get some fresh air.
You will particularly appreciate its practicality and brightness.
Everything you need for a great stay is at your disposal, including: Raclette machine, Wifi, Hairdryer, Television, Dishwasher, Washing machine, Coffee machine, Refrigerator, Microwave, Oven, Iron, etc.
Please note that sheets and towels are included in the cleaning fee.
It is worth noting that there is a descriptive binder in the house with advice on what to visit nearby.
During your stay, you will have the opportunity to discover the must-see sites that make the city famous, such as:
- the Grande Plage de St Lunaire 10 minutes away on foot (700 m);
- Wn Ra 143 (Widerstandsnest Rance 143) 20 minutes away;
- Rocher Napoleon 22 minutes away;
- Pointe du Décollé 6 minutes by car, and many more.
Please feel free to ask me for more information. I would be happy to answer you.
Located 156 km from Saint-Malo and 5 km from Dinard, you can get to Saint-Lunaire by road, by train (TGV Paris/Saint-Malo then bus connection) or by plane (London/Pleurtuit line, Dinard PLeurtuit airport).
After the collapse of the empire, Armorica, like Brittany and England, was the scene of struggles between Saxons and Bretons. In 535, the young monk Bishop Lunaire, coming from Wales, landed at Pointe du Décollé. Lunaire and his disciples evangelized the country and built a monastery.
Around 1050, the Romanesque church of Saint-Lunaire was built near the ruins of the monastery. The Gallo-Roman sarcophagus in which Saint-Lunaire, who died at the age of 115, is said to have been buried can still be seen today.
For several centuries, Saint-Lunaire remained a village of fishermen and sailors who cultivated the land and where many long-distance captains were born who would equip the great Cape Horn sailing ships in the 19th century.
Around 1866, the seaside resort boom reached Saint-Lunaire. It was the seaside boom: boulevards, large villas, and a casino were built.
Starting in 1905, under the leadership of Sylla Laraque, a wealthy Haitian who made his fortune in sugar cane and fell in love with Saint-Lunaire, a new seaside town was born. He is responsible for the Grand Hotel, the Grande Plage seawall, the tennis courts, and 17 villas. Coming from wealthy families, the second-home residents came from Paris, Rennes, Lyon, and the north of France.
Although times have changed today, the seaside and family resort remains intact to welcome you all year round in an exceptional setting in the colors of the Emerald Coast!
From Saint-Malo train station: 26 minutes by car.
From Dinard Airport: 9 minutes by car.