Superb Tarn Holiday Home Rentals with Pool Near the Black Mountains, France
Weekly Rental: From EUR 500 to EUR 1550
Property: Houses
Max. People: 6
Single/Double: 4 / 1
Bathrooms: 2
Pets: Not Allowed
Pool: Yes
Ref ID: 1428
Description of Property
Owner
Contact Owner
Lynne Smith
General Information
Changeover Day:
Saturday. Flexible in low season.
Sleeps:
6
Pets Allowed:
No
Linen Provided:
Yes
Towels Provided:
Yes
Wheelchairs:
Accessible
Parking Spaces:
2
Accommodation
Single Beds:
4
Double Beds:
1
Sofa Beds:
Cots:
2
Bathrooms:
2
Separate WCs:
3
Dining Room Chairs
8
Lounge Seats
6
Kitchenware Appliances
Cooker/Hob Fridge Freezer Microwave Toaster Kettle Dish Washer High Chair Washing Machine
Fixtures & Equipment
Hairdryer Iron Log Fire TV Terrestrial TV Satellite DVD Player CD Player Internet Access Games Room Table Tennis
Other Interior Facilities
LCD TV’s – English and French.
Selection of books, games, CD's and DVD's
Free Wi-Fi internet access.
Covered games area, ideal in wet weather – ping pong, table football and badminton.
Outdoor space in abundance.
Shaded terraces - by property and poolside
Selection of books, games, CD's and DVD's
Free Wi-Fi internet access.
Covered games area, ideal in wet weather – ping pong, table football and badminton.
Outdoor space in abundance.
Shaded terraces - by property and poolside
Location Information
This Property is situated in Tarn, Midi-Pyrenees
Nearest Airport: Toulouse or Carcassonne - 1 hour
Nearest Station: Castelnaudary - half hour
Nearest Ferry:
Nearest Beach: Narbonne Plage - 90 minutes
Nearest Ski Resort:
Nearest Airport: Toulouse or Carcassonne - 1 hour
Nearest Station: Castelnaudary - half hour
Nearest Ferry:
Nearest Beach: Narbonne Plage - 90 minutes
Nearest Ski Resort:
Owner
Contact Owner
Lynne Smith
Rental Rates for this Property
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Special Rental Conditions
Includes electricity and water.
Extra heating charges may apply in low season.
Please enquire for Easter and Christmas rates.
Extra heating charges may apply in low season.
Please enquire for Easter and Christmas rates.
Owner
Contact Owner
Lynne Smith
Availability Calendar
Property Exterior
Shared Pool (Unheated):
Yes
Pool Barrier / Alarm Fitted:
Yes
Shared Garden:
Yes
Private Garden:
Yes
Mountain Views:
Yes
BBQ:
Yes
Safe for Children:
Yes
Owner
Contact Owner
Lynne Smith
Local Attractions
St Ferriol lake - pedalos, water sports, tennis, crazy golf, climbing wall, walks, picnics.
Soreze - medieval village. Famous Abbey School.
Revel - Beautiful town, fantastic market.
Nearest shops/restaurants - 5 minutes.
Medieval Cité of Carcassonne - a must see!
Canal du Midi - boat trips, walks, cycle rides.
Castres - river trips, museums, shopping.
Toulouse - Space centre, shopping, museums, markets, etc.
Albi - Catherdral, Toulouse Lautrec museum, shopping, etc.
SITUATION
The property is situated on a quiet lane which forms part of the famous pilgimage route to Santiago de Compostella. With very little traffic, it is safe, peaceful and ideal for a walk or a morning jog past fields of sunflowers, vines, and grazing cattle with their baby calves.
WILDLIFE
From your window you will see a wealth of wildlife such as red squirrels, hares, and dozens of species of birds including egrets, owls, woodpeckers, kingfishers, kestrels and hoopoes. Children love to feed the fish in the pond and see and hear the big green frogs. During warm evenings you can sit and watch the bats acompanied by the sounds of crickets and nightingales.
SURROUNDINGS -
The Lauragais area is farming country and the home of the famous blue dye woad. There is a happy atmosphere about the place, in unison with its welcoming architecture – picturesque hilltop villages, lively small market towns, ancient stone farm buildings and dovecotes, all set in a rolling countryside of gentle hills, fields of sunflowers and waving corn.
MARKETS -
Our local market is listed as one of the best in France, but within an hour’s drive you can find a different market for every day of the week. You can’t help but work up an appetite as you stroll round the colourful stalls with their beautiful displays of delicious local produce.
Every Sunday sees a choice of flea markets in the surrounding villages where the locals empty their attics of unwanted items.
RESTAURANTS -
Bars, cafes, bistros, brasseries, pizzerias, and restaurants - within a short drive, there is a large choice of places to eat. On the terraces of small restaurants or in grand establishments awarded Michelin stars, you can enjoy delicious characteristic specialities that reflect local produce - foie gras, duck, charcuterie and the famous cassoulet, all accompanied by excellent local wines.
WINE -
Wine dominates the Languedoc region and has been produced here for more than 2000 years. Well known areas such as Minervois, Corbieres, Fitou and St Chinean.
As you drive around the Languedoc, you will see numerous signs reading 'dégustation' which means you can stop and taste wines, and if you like what you taste you buy direct from the producer, sometimes at a significant discount.
White wine enthusiasts can gather in Gaillac as this lovely small town in the Tarn boasts a dry, fruity white AOC wine.
YOUR HOLIDAY WEATHER
With an average of 2000 hours of sunshine a year, this is one of the sunniest regions of France. Temperatures rise to over 25 degrees C for between 60 and 80 days each year.
Spring comes early and has a feel of summer about it. You can still see snow on the peaks of the Pyrenees when the shoots of the sunflowers begin to grow in the surrounding fields.
July and August enjoy the warmth of intense sunshine with average temperatures of 26 to 28 deg C.
Autumn often enjoys the warmth of an Indian summer with wonderful September light and still pleasant temperatures through to late October – perfect for a few days peace and quiet when everyone else is at work!
Soreze - medieval village. Famous Abbey School.
Revel - Beautiful town, fantastic market.
Nearest shops/restaurants - 5 minutes.
Medieval Cité of Carcassonne - a must see!
Canal du Midi - boat trips, walks, cycle rides.
Castres - river trips, museums, shopping.
Toulouse - Space centre, shopping, museums, markets, etc.
Albi - Catherdral, Toulouse Lautrec museum, shopping, etc.
SITUATION
The property is situated on a quiet lane which forms part of the famous pilgimage route to Santiago de Compostella. With very little traffic, it is safe, peaceful and ideal for a walk or a morning jog past fields of sunflowers, vines, and grazing cattle with their baby calves.
WILDLIFE
From your window you will see a wealth of wildlife such as red squirrels, hares, and dozens of species of birds including egrets, owls, woodpeckers, kingfishers, kestrels and hoopoes. Children love to feed the fish in the pond and see and hear the big green frogs. During warm evenings you can sit and watch the bats acompanied by the sounds of crickets and nightingales.
SURROUNDINGS -
The Lauragais area is farming country and the home of the famous blue dye woad. There is a happy atmosphere about the place, in unison with its welcoming architecture – picturesque hilltop villages, lively small market towns, ancient stone farm buildings and dovecotes, all set in a rolling countryside of gentle hills, fields of sunflowers and waving corn.
MARKETS -
Our local market is listed as one of the best in France, but within an hour’s drive you can find a different market for every day of the week. You can’t help but work up an appetite as you stroll round the colourful stalls with their beautiful displays of delicious local produce.
Every Sunday sees a choice of flea markets in the surrounding villages where the locals empty their attics of unwanted items.
RESTAURANTS -
Bars, cafes, bistros, brasseries, pizzerias, and restaurants - within a short drive, there is a large choice of places to eat. On the terraces of small restaurants or in grand establishments awarded Michelin stars, you can enjoy delicious characteristic specialities that reflect local produce - foie gras, duck, charcuterie and the famous cassoulet, all accompanied by excellent local wines.
WINE -
Wine dominates the Languedoc region and has been produced here for more than 2000 years. Well known areas such as Minervois, Corbieres, Fitou and St Chinean.
As you drive around the Languedoc, you will see numerous signs reading 'dégustation' which means you can stop and taste wines, and if you like what you taste you buy direct from the producer, sometimes at a significant discount.
White wine enthusiasts can gather in Gaillac as this lovely small town in the Tarn boasts a dry, fruity white AOC wine.
YOUR HOLIDAY WEATHER
With an average of 2000 hours of sunshine a year, this is one of the sunniest regions of France. Temperatures rise to over 25 degrees C for between 60 and 80 days each year.
Spring comes early and has a feel of summer about it. You can still see snow on the peaks of the Pyrenees when the shoots of the sunflowers begin to grow in the surrounding fields.
July and August enjoy the warmth of intense sunshine with average temperatures of 26 to 28 deg C.
Autumn often enjoys the warmth of an Indian summer with wonderful September light and still pleasant temperatures through to late October – perfect for a few days peace and quiet when everyone else is at work!
Owner
Contact Owner
Lynne Smith
