Family home 200 metres from the sea

Relatively old but maintained family house with two large living rooms, one of which is very bright, opening onto a terrace to the south, 4 bedrooms that can accommodate 7 /8 people, 2 bathrooms and a toilet, 3wc. Garden of 500 square metres enclosed by walls. 2 minutes from the beach of l'Islet, quiet area. Walks: this house is also well located to reach the tourist resorts of the Emerald Coast and also Saint Malo and Dinan and Cap Fréhel nearby Walks GR coastal paths; Golf and water activities in season.<br>Small sea view from the ground floor allowing you to see if the sea is high or low. On the ground floor, a large living/dining room with electric coffee makers and a large very bright living room (flat screen TV, Wi-Fi connection). The separate kitchen is fully equipped (fridge/freezer, oven, 4 ceramic hobs, dishwasher, microwave oven, electric coffee maker, kettle, toaster).<br>Washing machine in the entrance room <br>Four bedrooms with 8 beds (2 beds 140x200, 3 beds 90x190, 1bed 70). Sheets, pillowcases and duvet covers provided. Bathroom with shower and toilet, a bathroom with bath and toilet forming a master suite, and an additional toilet as well as a toilet in a bedroom with a double bed.<br>One of the two relatively steep staircases is not suitable for the very jeunes.Il leads to two bedrooms with 3 single beds. A downstairs bedroom with a 70 cm bed and a double bed is suitable for children under 6 years old.<br><br>Garden equipped with two tables and 6 armchairs, a barbecue. There are also 2 sunbeds and two deck chairs. A terrace follows the entire façade of the house.<br>There are also folding chairs for the beach and umbrellas<br>Access to the entire house and exteriors. Non-smoking accommodation. Pets are not allowed.<br>Other remarks<br>Summer period: from July 1 to August 31, 2024, the booking conditions are different from the rest of the year. Rentals are made by the week, from Saturday 3 p.m. to Saturday 10 a.m.<br>When the rentals do not follow one another, the arrival and departure times are relaxed.<br><br><br><br>The Emerald Coast (from Cancale to Cap Fréhel, via Saint-Malo and Dinard) benefits from a very real microclimate, often milder than the image we have of Northern Brittany.<br><br>Here's what characterises this microclimate and why it exists:<br><br>1. Marked thermal softness<br>The influence of the Gulf Stream (warm Atlantic current) and the presence of the sea regulate temperatures.<br><br>Mild winters: Frosts are rare and snow is exceptional. So-called "exotic" plants such as palm trees, mimosas or camellias are very popular here (especially in Dinard, nicknamed the "Pearl of the Emerald Coast").<br>Temperate summers: Temperatures rarely exceed 25°C to 26°C, which avoids the stifling heat waves found inland.<br>2. Surprising sunshine<br>Contrary to popular belief, the Emerald Coast is one of the sunniest areas in Northern Brittany.<br><br>Figures: With around 1,800 to 1,900 hours of sunshine per year, Dinard sometimes exceeds the sunshine of some cities in central or eastern France (such as Paris).<br>Local phenomenon: The configuration of the bay of Saint-Malo and the marine air currents tend to "chase" the clouds inland (the Rennes basin), often leaving a clear sky on the coast.<br>3. The reasons for this privilege<br>The bay effect: The shape of the coast and the Rance estuary create an area protected from the coldest prevailing winds.<br>Marine inertia: The Channel acts like a giant radiator: it accumulates heat in summer to gently release it in winter.<br>Protection of the relief: The surrounding plateaus partially protect the coastline from disturbances coming from the west.<br>Some concrete examples:<br>Dinard: Its microclimate allows the survival of Mediterranean gardens with species of eucalyptus and Phoenix palms.<br>Cancale: Protected by the Pointe du Grouin, the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel benefits from water that warms up faster, ideal for