PORTSALL – THE TREOMPAN ESTATE

Just 150 metres from the long Treompan beach and the small island of Carn. The adjacent footpath also leads children quickly and safely to the sandy beach. The house (18th century), one of the oldest stone houses in Portsall, has been beautifully renovated and lovingly furnished in a modern style. Features such as the stone walls, beamed ceilings, and fireplace, combined with modern comforts, emphasise its rustic and very welcoming character. The house sits on a large, winding, enclosed garden plot with cosy nooks and mature fruit trees. It is also ideal for guests who wish to bring their dog. Portsall is a small fishing village. The coastline in this area consists of rocks, dunes, and fine sandy beaches. Besides the large beaches of Treompan and Trois Mouton, there are many others, perfect for family swimming. You will immediately join the GR34 hiking trail, which allows you to walk along the coast for kilometres. Student parties, stag/hen parties, or other similar celebrations are prohibited in this house. Non-smoking accommodation. Not suitable for people with reduced mobility.