Apartment in the heart of Pt L'abbé, a small town of character in Bigouden country

You will live in the city centre of Pt L'Abbe, described by Guy de Maupassant as "the most Breton of Breton towns", on the ground floor of a small old building, dating from the early 20th century, with a 2nd apartment on the 1st floor and a 3rd apartment, under the roof.
Through the window, before your eyes, at the bottom of the estuary, the boats wisely moored, in the river which empties and fills up to the rhythm of the tides, flowing to Loctudy, a small fishing port on the coast of South Finistère. On one side, a pretty walk along the towpath under the wood along the river leading to the Loctudy estuary, on the other, on the edge of the pond, the Château des Barons housing the museum of the history of the Bigouden region, the windows of the apartment overlooking one of the few inhabited bridges still in place in France with those of Landerneau and Narbonne.