South facing holiday villa near the beach, Charente-Maritime, France
Weekly Rental: From EUR 890 to EUR 2200
Property: Houses
Max. People: 9
Single/Double: 1 / 3
Bathrooms: 1
Pets: Not Allowed
Pool: No
Ref ID: 589
Description of Property
Owner
Contact Owner
Danièle Belin
General Information
Changeover Day:
Saturday
Sleeps:
9
Pets Allowed:
No
Linen Provided:
Yes
Towels Provided:
Yes
Wheelchairs:
Inaccessible
Parking Spaces:
0
Accommodation
Single Beds:
1
Double Beds:
3
Sofa Beds:
1
Cots:
1
Bathrooms:
1
Separate WCs:
1
Dining Room Chairs
10
Lounge Seats
7
Kitchenware Appliances
Cooker/Hob Fridge Freezer Microwave Toaster Kettle Dish Washer High Chair Washing Machine
Fixtures & Equipment
Hairdryer Iron Central Heating Log Fire TV Terrestrial DVD Player
Other Interior Facilities
Renovated in 2008, this charming villa offers:
3 bedrooms with double beds
1 small bedroom with single bed
Lounge, open-plan kitchen, 1 bathroom, 1 separate WC.
The house offers comfortable accommodation for 7. There is a sofa bed in the lounge which may be used to accommodate a further 2 persons if required.
3 bedrooms with double beds
1 small bedroom with single bed
Lounge, open-plan kitchen, 1 bathroom, 1 separate WC.
The house offers comfortable accommodation for 7. There is a sofa bed in the lounge which may be used to accommodate a further 2 persons if required.
Location Information
This Property is situated in Charente-Maritime, Poitou-Charentes
Nearest Airport: La Rochelle: 10 km
Nearest Station: La Rochelle: 10 km
Nearest Ferry:
Nearest Beach:
Nearest Ski Resort:
Nearest Airport: La Rochelle: 10 km
Nearest Station: La Rochelle: 10 km
Nearest Ferry:
Nearest Beach:
Nearest Ski Resort:
Owner
Contact Owner
Danièle Belin
Rental Rates for this Property
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Special Rental Conditions
Optional end-of-stay cleaning charge: 60 euros
Babysitting can be arranged.
Baby equipment available (cot, changing mat, high chair, bottlewarmer).
Why not enjoy Christmas/New Year on the Ile de Ré? We will provide a decorated Christmas tree!
Prices may be subject to change at the owner's discretion.
Optional end-of-stay cleaning charge: EUR 60
Heating by the meter (November to end of March): EUR 0.10 / unit
Babysitting can be arranged.
Baby equipment available (cot, changing mat, high chair, bottlewarmer).
Why not enjoy Christmas/New Year on the Ile de Ré? We will provide a decorated Christmas tree!
Prices may be subject to change at the owner's discretion.
Optional end-of-stay cleaning charge: EUR 60
Heating by the meter (November to end of March): EUR 0.10 / unit
Owner
Contact Owner
Danièle Belin
Availability Calendar
Property Exterior
Private Garden:
Yes
Near a Beach:
Yes
BBQ:
Yes
Safe for Children:
Yes
Owner
Contact Owner
Danièle Belin
Local Attractions
Sitting off the western coast of France opposite the popular and picturesque port of La Rochelle, the Ile de Ré is part of the Charente-Maritime department.
The island is a long sliver (30 km) of golden sands, rustling pine forests, neat vineyards and glittering salt flats. It has been joined to the mainland by a sweeping bridge since 1988. In spite of the changes this has brought, and the inevitable influx of tourists, the island retains much of its quiet charm and refreshing authenticity.
There are ten villages to explore: Rivedoux and Sainte-Marie/La Noue in the south, La Flotte, St Martin, Bois-Plage and La Couarde in the centre, and Ars, Loix, St. Clément and Les Portes further to the north. The best way to see the island is by bike - there are at least a couple of hire stores in each village - and set off with no particular plan in mind. The villages are not more than a few kilometres apart, so you if you start flagging, just look for the nearest bistro, bag your table in the shade and enjoy a glass of something cool!
In a nutshell, pottering is what the island is all about. Doing nothing in particular is the highlight of a holiday on the Ile de Re: sit on the beach and watch the waves, wander round the pretty alleyways of the whitewashed villages and just revel in the freedom of having nothing on the agenda!
The island is a long sliver (30 km) of golden sands, rustling pine forests, neat vineyards and glittering salt flats. It has been joined to the mainland by a sweeping bridge since 1988. In spite of the changes this has brought, and the inevitable influx of tourists, the island retains much of its quiet charm and refreshing authenticity.
There are ten villages to explore: Rivedoux and Sainte-Marie/La Noue in the south, La Flotte, St Martin, Bois-Plage and La Couarde in the centre, and Ars, Loix, St. Clément and Les Portes further to the north. The best way to see the island is by bike - there are at least a couple of hire stores in each village - and set off with no particular plan in mind. The villages are not more than a few kilometres apart, so you if you start flagging, just look for the nearest bistro, bag your table in the shade and enjoy a glass of something cool!
In a nutshell, pottering is what the island is all about. Doing nothing in particular is the highlight of a holiday on the Ile de Re: sit on the beach and watch the waves, wander round the pretty alleyways of the whitewashed villages and just revel in the freedom of having nothing on the agenda!
Owner
Contact Owner
Danièle Belin
