Elegant Rural Cottage, with PRIVATE POOL, Stunning Views, sleeps up to 5, Pets Welcome, WIFI Sat TV, Long Term Rent
Weekly Rental: From GBP 850 to GBP 1150
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Property: Cottages / Gites
Max. People: 5
Single/Double: 3 / 1
Bathrooms: 2
Pets: Allowed
Pool: Yes
Description of Property
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Location Information
Nearest Airport: Toulouse
Nearest Station: Rabastens OR Gaillac
Nearest Ferry:
Nearest Beach: Narbonne Plage
Nearest Ski Resort:
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Rental Rates for this Property
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Special Rental Conditions
INCLUDED FOR YOUR COMFORT AND EASE
. WIFI internet access
· Full linen and towels (except pool towels).
· A Sat TV (you may bring your Sky card for full Sky channels) and DVD player.
· Cot and highchair are available if required, but please bring your own cot linen.
· All utilities and local tourism taxes.
· Well behaved Pets are welcome !...
· HEATING is provided in all the rooms for WINTER LETS.
LONG TERM RENTALS available on request, from the period of October to May. (ideal for house hunting or just a relaxing change of scenery !) Please contact us regarding AVAILABILITY AND OUR SPECIAL MONTHLY RATES.
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Local Attractions
Enjoy a stroll through the interesting and colourful street-markets to stock up on the fresh local produce.
GAILLAC, LISLE SUR TARN and RABASTENS through their typically fortified architecture will give you a taste of the middle ages with their handsome brick façades, half-timbered houses, and arcaded town squares.
Some of the best vineyards are to be found in the GAILLAC region, one of the oldest wine producing areas in France, originally planted by the Romans. We recommend some great wine tasting tours, sampling GAILLAC high quality wines.
Beyond the GAILLAC vineyards, and their gently undulating hills, hikers will take pleasure in walking through the large forests of the Grésigne and Sivens.
