BEAUTIFUL STONE GITES IN THE HEART OF THE BRITTANY COUNTRYSIDE

Once a working farm, the traditional farmhouse and barns of La Vieille Ferme have now been tastefully renovated and equipped for your comfort, so that you can enjoy a wonderful holiday in Morbihan region of Brittany.

We have three gîtes, La Crèmerie, La Petite Grange and Le Grenier, all with two bedrooms, which can be booked separately, or together for a maximum of 14 people.

Our nearest village, Ruffiac, is only 2 minutes drive away, 10 minute cycle or a 25 minute stroll, with a baker for morning croissants, a butcher for delicious local meat, a well-stocked supermarket, two welcoming bars, a church and a chemist.

We are 10 minutes from Malestroit, a small town of character with half-timbered houses, 15 minutes from La Gacilly, famous for the yearly Photo Festival, and close to Josselin, with its magnificent castle, the magical Brocéliande Forest, Rochefort-en-Terre, rated one of the Most Beautiful Villages in France, the Nantes-Brest canal, and not forgetting the magnificent coastline of the Gulf of Morbihan.

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Reasons to stay with us:

Modern, comfortable cottages (often described as 'home from home' by previous guests) set in an oasis of peace and tranquillity.
Beautiful countryside and woodland views with stunning sunsets and uninterrupted starry skies (weather permitting!).
A safe environment for children with plenty of space to run and play.
A delight for cyclists with well maintained quiet roads and a good choice of cycle routes.
A fantastic base for exploring the historic towns and villages of this part of Brittany.
Plenty of opportunities for thrill seekers, from kayaking and tree-top walks to zip lining nearby
Local gastronomy: wonderful seafood, crêpes, galettes, andouille de Guémené, caramel beurre salé, kouign-amann and the local ciders, beers and pommeau...
All inclusive price - no hidden costs.

We are surrounded by many Petites Cités de Caractère de France (small cities of character) and some of Les Plus Beaux Villages de France (the most beautiful villages of France), wildlife and adventure parks, lakes (some with beaches), forests and standing stones, and yet we are only 45 minutes from the sea.

With its own microclimate, Morbihan (which translates as little sea in Breton) regularly enjoys a warmer and drier climate than the rest of Brittany.