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Raphaël FaucherLa Limouzinière
Ste Hermine
85210
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Description for Gite
This gite offers a comfortable living space of 70 m2, featuring 2 bedrooms and 5 beds to accommodate guests. The bathroom is conveniently located for all. The fully equipped kitchen is fitted with everything you need to prepare meals. The living room is warm and cozy, complete with a fireplace for a relaxing ambiance.Located just 40 km away from the popular attraction Puy du Fou and also 40 km from the beautiful sea, this gite offers the perfect balance between countryside and coastal experiences. If you enjoy fishing, you'll be delighted to know that you can indulge in this activity right on site. The property also boasts a lovely land with direct access to the river, providing a tranquil and scenic environment.
The weekly rental rates are as follows:
- June and September: 250 euros
- Easter holidays and July: 300 euros
- August: 360 euros
- For other periods, please inquire.
For further inquiries or bookings, please contact us at 06.72.41.88.60.
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Attractions
- Puy du Fou: Located in Les Epesses, Puy du Fou is a historical theme park that offers spectacular live shows and immersive experiences. Visitors can witness thrilling reenactments of historical events, including gladiator fights, medieval jousting, and Viking battles.
- Château de Tiffauges: Situated in Tiffauges, this medieval castle is renowned for its association with Gilles de Rais, a notorious figure from French history. Explore the castle's towers, dungeons, and courtyards, and learn about its fascinating history through informative exhibits.
- Château de Clisson: Positioned in Clisson, this stunning castle dates back to the 11th century and is renowned for its unique mix of architectural styles, blending medieval fortress features with Italian Renaissance influences. Visitors can admire its picturesque setting along the Sèvre Nantaise River.
- Île d'Yeu: A scenic island located off the coast of La Limouzinière, Île d'Yeu offers pristine beaches, charming fishing villages, and scenic coastal walks. The island is perfect for a day trip or an extended stay, allowing visitors to relax in a tranquil and idyllic setting.
- Château de Goulaine: Situated in Haute-Goulaine, this historic castle is known for its elegant architecture and beautiful gardens. Visitors can take guided tours of the castle, stroll through the manicured gardens, and even sample wines produced on the estate.
- Planète Sauvage: Located in Port-Saint-Père, this wildlife park provides an opportunity to observe various species in a natural habitat. Visitors can take a safari-style tour to spot animals such as lions, elephants, giraffes, and zebras, or explore the park's walk-through enclosures.
- Machines de l'Île: Located in Nantes, this unique attraction combines art and engineering to create extraordinary mechanical creatures. Visitors can marvel at the giant mechanical elephant, ride the carousel of sea creatures, or explore the workshop where these imaginative creations come to life.
- Passage Pommeraye: Found in Nantes, this historic shopping arcade dates back to the 19th century and is renowned for its elegant architecture and upscale boutiques. Visitors can enjoy a stroll through this beautifully preserved passage, lined with shops, cafés, and restaurants.
- Jardin des Plantes de Nantes: Situated in Nantes, this botanical garden offers a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. Visitors can explore a vast collection of plants, including exotic species, and enjoy the tranquility of its various themed gardens and greenhouses. 10. Castle of the Dukes of Brittany: Located in Nantes, this impressive castle served as the residence of the Dukes of Brittany. It now houses a museum that provides insights into the history and heritage of the region. Visitors can explore the castle's towers, defensive walls, and the beautiful courtyard.