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Home Accommodation Unusual places to stay MR Claire & Nicolas RAFLE

MR Claire & Nicolas RAFLE

From canal to horse-drawn caravan

CLEGUEREC, Morbihan

MR Claire & Nicolas RAFLE
Lintever
56480 CLEGUEREC
Phone : 02 97 38 03 95
Fax : 02 97 38 03 95
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In the shadow of the centurys-old chestnut trees of Cléguerec sits the Lintever horse-drawn caravan, an annexe to a snug, welcoming farm. This is a great way to enjoy the genuine charms of inland Brittany.

The Lintever horse-drawn caravan was built in Ariège and is now settled in the middle of a potato field near Pontivy. An earthen pathway alongside Claire and Nicolas’s farm leads to the caravan, at the end of the orchard, nestled on a carpet of greenery. Three steps lead to a wooden terrace area where you can enjoy soaring views over the peaceful landscape after returning from a walk. Inside the caravan is an alcove bed, a kitchenette and a wash area with everything you need without any clutter, and there’s also hot water, electricity and some additional heating. The Lintever horse-drawn caravan is a snug little cocoon in flowery colours, and makes for an unusual break in natural surroundings between the Lake of Guerlédan and the forest of Quénécan.