Villa Elise - Holiday home 6 sleeps
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Description
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Villa 140m² / Sleeps 4 + 2 Ch.. 3/4 Bedrooms - 1 Bathroom.. Private pool.. Traditional Provencal villa set within large landscaped grounds. Pool house. Comfortable accommodation, full of rustic charm. Peaceful setting, halfway between Lorgues and Draguignan. 35 km from Fréjus and the Mediterranean coast.
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Interior accommodation
Living/Dining room: 35m², TV with TNT channels, 3-seater sofa, table with 6 chairs, 2 armchairs.
Mezzanine: single bed, desk.
Kitchen: 20m², tiled floor, dishwasher, oven, microwave, gas hob, toaster, coffee maker, electric kettle, table, chairs, fridge-freezer.
Utility room: 4m², washing machine, ironing board and iron, 3 fans.
3 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom, 1 toilet:
Bedroom 1: ground floor, 11m², tiled floor, double bed, wardrobe. French door with access to terrace, garden view.
Bedroom 2: ground floor, 11m², tiled floor, narrow double bed (120cm), chest of drawers, armchair. French door with access to terrace, garden view.
Bedroom 3: ground floor, 11m², double bed, 2 armchairs, chest of drawers, TV, cupboard.
Bathroom: ground floor, 8m², tiled, bath, shower cubicle, double basins.
Separate toilet: basin.
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Exterior furnishings
Grounds: 4000m², partially enclosed.
Terrace: 25m², garden furniture. Views of countryside.
Pool: alarm, 8 x 4m. Depth 1 to 1.8m with stairs. Sunloungers with cushions. Poolhouse with barbecue, small fridge.
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Location
Situated north of the N7 and the A8 motorway, halfway between the Gorges du Verdon and the Mediterranean, Lorgues is nestled at the bottom of a valley, surrounded by steep hills with hamlets and chapels. Lorgues is a small fortified town which has managed to preserve many of its original features as well as a maze of medieval streets. The town has also a longstanding tradition of winemaking and its famous wines are exported all over the world.
Environment : Pine forests and vineyards, wooded hills.
PLACES TO VISIT:
Flayosc. 8 km. Pretty town with typical Provencal streets and great views from the church out across the vineyards.
Entrecasteaux. 20 km. Pretty and unspoilt village with medieval streets and typical pastel painted houses. The village is overlooked by its chateau.
Tourtour. 20 km. Also called the village in the sky. A beautiful medieval hilltop village with plenty of narrow streets lined with very picturesque Provencal houses dominating a vast area of Provence, from Fréjus and the Mediterranean sea to the east to Cezanne’s Ste Victoire mountain to the west.
Salernes. 22 km. Medieval town built around its castle, in a picturesque setting in the valley of the Bresque river. Best known for its tradition of tile making, especially for the trademark terracotta hexagonal floor tiles of Provence.
THINGS TO DO:
Provence Aventure, Vidauban. 14 km. Tree top adventure park. A beautiful setting, in the heart of an oak forest, on the banks of the Argens River. Different trails for the whole family (from the age of 3) according to ages and abilities including for the fearless ones a 200m-long zip line crossing the Argens river. A refreshing experience!
Le Jardin de César et Léonie, Le Muy. 18 km. Horse riding, Tree top adventure park. For great thrills in all security, up to 12m in height. Different trails for all abilities and ages and a lovely way to discover the forest. Also pony and horse rides available. At Les Folies de Léonie, there is free access to a giant playground under parents’ supervision.
Golf club de St Endréol, La Motte. 20 km. Golf course. 18 holes Par 72 - 6219m. In a stunning, sun-drenched natural setting, a spectacular and internationally renowned course offering splendid views over the river Endre.
Aqualand, Fréjus. 35 km. Waterpark. Fantastic waterpark with a great number of water rides for the whole family, including the largest wave pool in Europe and the huge Twin-Twister water slide. Not for the faint hearted!
FURTHER AFIELD:
Aups. 30 km. Pretty Provencal hill top village overlooked by the remains of its medieval castle. Its weekly markets are famous including its winter truffle markets.
Fréjus. 35 km. Seaside resort, ancient military port and Roman city, with a rich and impressive historical and architectural heritage. Some stunning scattered Roman remains can still be seen including one of the largest amphitheatres from Gallic times and a Roman theatre still in use for summer events.
Seillans. 40 km. Delightful hill top village and one of the most beautiful villages in France. Its medieval centre with a maze of narrow cobbled streets, shaded squares and ancient fountains overlooks a wonderful countryside. The village also boasts a castle and lovely church. Home to many artists.
St Raphaël. 45 km. Family seaside resort and major sailing centre backed by the rugged Massif de l`Estérel. The resort also boasts 5 golf courses and a casino and is ideal for deep-sea diving and coastal walks. Boat trips to the Îles d`Hyères.
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