\"New Villa les Pieds dans l'eau. Beautiful sea view

We absolutely loved our stay in this house, it's wonderfully located at the extreme end of a huge, tidal and very quiet beach, within easy reach of good swimming and beautiful coastal walks. The local village of Plonevey-Porzay, just 10 minutes away has a Sunday market, a butcher, 2 boulangeries, banks and a small supermarket. The house has everything you may need for self catering, good outdoor spaces with tables and chairs and a good barbecue. What you are not told in the description of the house is that it is totally unsuitable for anyone with any kind of mobility issue. There are steep stone staircases with no hand rails from the car parking area down to the house and then several more down to the beach. The house itself is arranged over 3 levels - 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom (no loo) at the top; kitchen, loo and dining/living area down a steepish open wooden staircase and the 3rd bedroom with shower and loo is situated on the lower level and totally cut off from the rest of the house. It worked for us as we were mostly just 3 adults using the two main bedrooms; our son who was with us for a couple of nights found the bottom bedroom rather damp and smelly, with the loo separated only by a curtain from the living space. Unfortunately our friends who were going to join us when our son left couldn't, as the wife was on crutches. It would have been helpful to have been warned in advance that both loos are 'dry'. For the uninitiated, a dry loo consists of a bucket inside a wooden frame covered with a toilet seat. Each time a person visits the loo they cover their business with sawdust and when it is full someone has the unenviable task of carrying it to an outside pit and emptying it, before washing it out with a hose and replacing the bag. Our verdict - a 5* house in a 5* location, but not for those with mobility issues or faint hearts!

La maison est magnifique, très bien située au bord de la plage et du GR34, bien conçue et très bien équipée. Il ne manque rien et on se sent rapidement comme chez soi. La vue est imprenable et le cadre très calme : on n'entend que les mouettes et la mer ! Je préciserais juste qu'en raison des nombreux escaliers, la maison n'est pas adaptée aux personnes à mobilité réduite, que le couchage du studio est un canapé-lit et que la télévision n'est pas dans le salon, mais dans l'une des chambres.

We absolutely loved our stay in this house, it's wonderfully located at the extreme end of a huge, tidal and very quiet beach, within easy reach of good swimming and beautiful coastal walks. The local village of Plonevey-Porzay, just 10 minutes away has a Sunday market, a butcher, 2 boulangeries, banks and a small supermarket. The house has everything you may need for self catering, good outdoor spaces with tables and chairs and a good barbecue. What you are not told in the description of the house is that it is totally unsuitable for anyone with any kind of mobility issue. There are steep stone staircases with no hand rails from the car parking area down to the house and then several more down to the beach. The house itself is arranged over 3 levels - 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom (no loo) at the top; kitchen, loo and dining/living area down a steepish open wooden staircase and the 3rd bedroom with shower and loo is situated on the lower level and totally cut off from the rest of the house. It worked for us as we were mostly just 3 adults using the two main bedrooms; our son who was with us for a couple of nights found the bottom bedroom rather damp and smelly, with the loo separated only by a curtain from the living space. Unfortunately our friends who were going to join us when our son left couldn't, as the wife was on crutches. It would have been helpful to have been warned in advance that both loos are 'dry'. For the uninitiated, a dry loo consists of a bucket inside a wooden frame covered with a toilet seat. Each time a person visits the loo they cover their business with sawdust and when it is full someone has the unenviable task of carrying it to an outside pit and emptying it, before washing it out with a hose and replacing the bag. Our verdict - a 5* house in a 5* location, but not for those with mobility issues or faint hearts!

La maison est magnifique, très bien située au bord de la plage et du GR34, bien conçue et très bien équipée. Il ne manque rien et on se sent rapidement comme chez soi. La vue est imprenable et le cadre très calme : on n'entend que les mouettes et la mer ! Je préciserais juste qu'en raison des nombreux escaliers, la maison n'est pas adaptée aux personnes à mobilité réduite, que le couchage du studio est un canapé-lit et que la télévision n'est pas dans le salon, mais dans l'une des chambres.

We absolutely loved our stay in this house, it's wonderfully located at the extreme end of a huge, tidal and very quiet beach, within easy reach of good swimming and beautiful coastal walks. The local village of Plonevey-Porzay, just 10 minutes away has a Sunday market, a butcher, 2 boulangeries, banks and a small supermarket. The house has everything you may need for self catering, good outdoor spaces with tables and chairs and a good barbecue. What you are not told in the description of the house is that it is totally unsuitable for anyone with any kind of mobility issue. There are steep stone staircases with no hand rails from the car parking area down to the house and then several more down to the beach. The house itself is arranged over 3 levels - 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom (no loo) at the top; kitchen, loo and dining/living area down a steepish open wooden staircase and the 3rd bedroom with shower and loo is situated on the lower level and totally cut off from the rest of the house. It worked for us as we were mostly just 3 adults using the two main bedrooms; our son who was with us for a couple of nights found the bottom bedroom rather damp and smelly, with the loo separated only by a curtain from the living space. Unfortunately our friends who were going to join us when our son left couldn't, as the wife was on crutches. It would have been helpful to have been warned in advance that both loos are 'dry'. For the uninitiated, a dry loo consists of a bucket inside a wooden frame covered with a toilet seat. Each time a person visits the loo they cover their business with sawdust and when it is full someone has the unenviable task of carrying it to an outside pit and emptying it, before washing it out with a hose and replacing the bag. Our verdict - a 5* house in a 5* location, but not for those with mobility issues or faint hearts!