77florea ext 1 300x200 Florea, St. Cast Brittany Sleeps 8Florea is a lovely, typical Breton house, in the traditional cream walls with grey slate roofing. The house has a great location, just on the outskirts of the village, and has views over the village and down to the beach. An attractive property, Florea is surrounded by well maintained lawned gardens offering plenty of space to relax in the sun. Inside is well appointed and nicely decorated and with the beach and local amenities just a short walk away, making Florea an ideal holiday home.

Villa features

Two storey accommodation

Ground floor
Kitchen Microwave, Oven, Hob, Fridge/freezer
Utility Area Washing machine
Lounge Local TV, DVD player, Dining facilities, Patio doors
Bedroom with ensuite Double bed, Shower, Single washbasin
Bathroom WC

First floor
Bedroom Double bed
Bedroom Twin beds
Bedroom Double bed
Bathroom Bath, Twin washbasin
Bathroom WC

External features
Portable barbecue, Lawn

Additional information
Detached Property, Heating payable locally, Electricity payable locally

Local amenities
Distance to St. Cast 0.5km
Nearest Restaurant / Cafe 0.5km
Nearest Bar 0.5km
Nearest Beach 0.5km
Nearest Mini/Supermarket 0.5km
  • Florea is situated within St. Cast in Brittany
  • St. Cast is 1hr from St Malo Port
  • St. Cast is 2hrs 30mins from Brest airport
  • St. Cast is 3hrs from Roscoff Port
  • St. Cast is 4hrs from Cherbourg Port
  • St. Cast is 7hrs from Calais

Location

In the vicinity of St. Cast

Local amenities
Distance to St. Cast 0.5km
Nearest Restaurant / Cafe 0.5km
Nearest Bar 0.5km
Nearest Beach 0.5km
Nearest Mini/Supermarket 0.5km

Resort: St. Cast in Brittany

Saint Cast (le Guildo) is ideally located between the mighty cliffs of the Cap Fréhel, the indomitable Fort Lalatte, and the historical Saint-Malo, and makes a great stopover on the northern coast of Brittany. With the blue-green waters of the Emerald Coast stretching for almost 20 km, and bordered by wooded valleys, this peninsula is a lovely mix of great sandy beaches, secret coves and breathtaking panoramas. Apparently St Cast takes its name from the presence of a chapel dedicated to religeous man called Cast or Cado, who came to preach here. Le Guildo received its name from two Breton words: “GOEZ ledou”, which can be translated as “river mouth”. The construction of a railway from Paris to nearby Lamballe has helped develop the area, and since 1972, St-Cast joined the little village of Notre-Dame du Guildo nearby to become “Saint-Cast le Guildo”.