LE GRAND PARADIS

High‑quality and secure duplex in the heart of the historic center of Dol‑de‑Bretagne, for up to 5 guests.

Welcome to Le Grand Paradis! This rental — named after a listed 17th‑century building — is located right in the most lively street of Dol‑de‑Bretagne.

Situated on the 2nd floor, the apartment offers all the comfort you need for a leisure or business stay, whether for a weekend or a longer holiday. It was fully renovated in 2024.

Other highlights include: its ideal location just a 10‑minute walk from the TGV and TER train station, acceptance of short stays, and optional linen services!

In the characterful town of Dol‑de‑Bretagne, with its many medieval streets, you will find plenty of local shops and restaurants. Want to explore the region? Don’t miss gems such as the panoramic view from Mont‑Dol, Mont Saint‑Michel, the castles of Combourg and Fougères, or the ramparts of Saint‑Malo!

🏠 The Apartment (2nd–3rd floor) — for 1 to 5 guests

Open, fully equipped kitchen (microwave, fridge‑freezer, oven, ceramic hobs, dishwasher, etc.)

Bright living area, with dining space and lounge area (comfortable sofa bed for 2 people). TV with foreign channels.

Lovely attic bedroom for 2 people (140 cm bed), with desk area.

Attic bedroom for 1 person (90 cm bed).

Bathroom with walk‑in shower and vanity unit.

Separate WC

Laundry room with washing machine, ironing board, and iron.

🧺 Equipment & Services

All included: bed linen, cleaning, utilities

TV with foreign channels, Wi‑Fi, washing machine, dishwasher, oven, freezer, kitchen appliances

Books and board games

Baby equipment available for free on request: cot, high chair, baby bath

Public street parking (except on Saturdays due to the weekly market)

Dog accepted on request and with the owner’s approval

👥 The Owners

Jean‑François and Marie are delighted to offer this apartment, which they have renovated and furnished with care. Lovers of their town, they will be happy to give you recommendations for good local addresses and places to visit.

🏷️ Additional Information

Tourist tax (mandatory) — Classified 2‑star “Atout France” furnished tourist accommodation.

Accessibility: The apartment is on the 2nd floor with no lift. The staircase (dating from the 17th century) is narrow in some sections and therefore not recommended for people with reduced mobility. For any questions, please contact the owner.

Minimum stay: 2 nights

🗺️ Nearby / About the Area

Rue des Stuarts in Dol‑de‑Bretagne is a charming cobbled street in the historic heart of the town, full of character and history. It is just a 10‑minute walk from the train station.

Here are some highlights of the street and nearby attractions:

🏛️ Medieval Architecture

Famous for its beautifully preserved half‑timbered houses, Rue des Stuarts reflects the rich medieval heritage of Dol‑de‑Bretagne. Stroll along this picturesque street to admire these historic buildings.

⛪ Saint-Samson Cathedral

A short walk away, this magnificent Gothic cathedral is home to a 17th‑century organ. A must‑see landmark.

🏰 The “Cathédraloscope”

Located next to the cathedral’s southern façade, this unique interpretation center unveils the secrets of Gothic cathedral architecture, construction techniques, and medieval builders.

🎨 Fine Arts Museum

Art enthusiasts will enjoy the Museum of Fine Arts, where you’ll find a diverse collection of paintings, sculptures, and decorative objects.

🛒 Traditional Market

If you're visiting on a Saturday morning, head to the main square and along Rue des Stuarts to discover fresh local products such as seafood, artisanal cheeses, and Breton specialties.

🛍️ Artisan Shops

Rue des Stuarts is also known for its artisan boutiques offering regional products, local crafts, and unique creations.

🚶 Pedestrian Walking Circuits

Explore Dol‑de‑Bretagne through various walking routes that highlight its historical treasures, including Rue des Stuarts.

🗿 The Champ‑Dolent Standing Stone

A remarkable menhir located a short distance from the town, described as a 40‑foot granite monolith whose origin remains mysterious. Its impressive size and ancient history make it well worth a visit.