Charming terraced house with 2 rooms with free parking

Simplify your life in this ground floor accommodation: 2 recent rooms of 29m² (photos coming from the living room), located along the green way, Warm, Very quiet, ideal for a stay with lovers or friends. It has for 3 to 4 people:
- a living room equipped with a TV + a coffee table + a sofa bed with 2 beds.
- a second room equipped with a sofa bed with 2 beds (= Open room) + 1 Kitchenette equipped with oven + microwave + small fridge + hob.
- a shower room + toilet
You will enjoy a garden allowing to observe the stars. You are located 10/15 min, beaches, shops, restaurants, bars. Sheets provided, towels not provided

— WELCOME TO SAINT-LUNAIRE (35) —
«Old fishing village»

Saint-Lunaire (2,500 Lunairians) is a seaside resort with a pleasant charm. We advise you to take the walk from Saint-Lunaire, outside its four beaches, to the Pointe du Décollé. You will have a magnificent view of Cap Fréhel in Saint-Malo. The sandy beaches, very "family", are comfortable for young and old.

A former fishing village and still deeply marked by its maritime past, Saint-Lunaire presents all the charms of the family resort. From the old town centre and its fishermen’s houses to the sumptuous villas of the seaside era, come and discover the many facets of Saint-Lunaire! A must-see in the town, the Pointe du Décollé and its eclectic villas offer a breathtaking 360° view of the Bay of Saint-Malo, from the Corsair City to Cap Fréhel.

Saint Lunaire (or Leonor), one of the sons of Hoël I and Saint Pompée (or Coupaia), brother of Saint Tugdual and Saint Sève, accompanied by monks and lay people, entered a vast forest around 535, cleared it, built a chapel there, where the Old Church is now located, which will be erected by the lords of Pontual in the 11th century.

Photos from: Tourist Office in Saint-Lunaire

Who doesn’t know Saint-Lunaire and its Belle Epoque villas? On the Emerald Coast, the resort has remained a place full of charm and always chic from where it is pleasant to contemplate the Rance and Saint-Malo.