The perfect couples’ getaway.

This beautifully restored water mill is set within the secluded grounds, with access to the gardens, the lake and the trout fishing stream. 

An ideal base for a couple, or new parents, with a cot available on request. The large double bedroom on the first floor features an antique French bed and an en suite shower room, whilst the open plan living area downstairs has a fitted kitchen, with a microwave, washing machine, electric oven, gas hob, fridge freezer, kettle and toaster. 

The lounge and dining areas have a comfortable suite, a table and chairs, satellite TV, video, with a fireplace and a log burner.


The Mill can be rented together with the next door Maison de Niziau, to create separate private accommodation for family and friends.

A rowing boat is available. Situated in the in the quiet hamlet of Niziau in the heart of Brittany, approximately 2 hours from the port of St. Malo.

 

Amenities

  • 1 Double Bedroom
  • Shower
  • Cooker, Hob, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing Machine, Iron
  • Satellite TV
  • Garden, BBQ, Parking, Garden Furniture
  • Dining facilities for 4, inside or out
  • Fishing, Golfing, Horse Riding, Riverside Walks, Quiet Rural/Village
  • Very Private
  • Real Fire. Logs are charged for in winter months. Please note that this property is non-smoking.
  • Sorry - No Pets Allowed
  • Children Welcome (and cot available on request)
  • Not Suitable For Wheelchairs

Prices from £240 per week

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Stunning and secluded...

“The quietest and most peaceful place we've ever been. Stunning and secluded - a perfect getaway with our new baby!”

— J.A & P.A., Westerham.

Beautiful! C'est tres bon!

“We stayed here in the two cottages - my husband and I in the Mill House and my parents in the cottage. A lovely holiday with privacy and space. The fishing's great too (so Dad and hubby tell me!)”

— Lorraine, Derby.

A great base to explore...

“We stayed here on our wedding anniversary, and it was fantastic. Space and privacy, and a great base to explore the local villages and restaurants. Lovely.”

— Jay and Donna, Warwick.