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Maison avec vue panoramique sur les montagnes et la vallée vers l'ouest
Charmante maison de vacances située dans un environnement calme à env. 3-4 km du village de Vidauban. Vidauban est situé sur les rives de l'Argens et au pied du Massif des Maures. Le climat de la région offre de bonnes conditions pour la viticulture, et dans la région, des vins de qualité sont produits. De nombreux domaines et châteaux invitent à des dégustations et des visites de caves à vin. Voici de bons itinéraires de randonnée et sur la rivière, vous pouvez faire du canoë et du kayak.
Vidauban elle-même est une ville charmante avec des restaurants et des magasins. L'endroit est également un bon point de départ pour découvrir la nature et les sites historiques de la région tels que l'abbaye de Thoronet, la chapelle Ste Roseline et les Gorges du Verdon.
La villa est située sur un grand terrain de 2600 m2. Au sud et à l'ouest, il y a des vues panoramiques sur les montagnes et la vallée et au nord, il y a la forêt, qui est aménagée comme une réserve naturelle - complètement intacte.
La villa offre de bonnes installations extérieures. Grande terrasse couverte avec coin repas, barbecue et vue panoramique. Sur un niveau en dessous de la terrasse se trouve la belle piscine avec terrasse ensoleillée et sur un niveau plus bas se trouve un terrain de pétanque. Il y a aussi un parking pour plusieurs voitures sur le terrain.
La villa comprend un grand salon / salle à manger avec cheminée et accès à une grande terrasse couverte, une grande cuisine, 4 chambres doubles, 1 grande salle d'eau avec douche et WC et une petite salle d'eau bains avec douche et WC.
L'électricité est incluse dans le prix de location des semaines 26 à 34.
= Confirmation immédiate
Semaine | Arrivée | Remise | € |
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16 | 17/04/2021 | 1 118 € | |
17 | 24/04/2021 | 1 118 € | |
18 | 01/05/2021 | 1 118 € | |
19 | 08/05/2021 | 1 118 € | |
20 | 15/05/2021 | 1 118 € | |
21 | 22/05/2021 | 1 464 € | |
22 | 29/05/2021 | 1 464 € | |
23 | 05/06/2021 | 1 464 € | |
24 | 12/06/2021 | 1 955 € | |
25 | 19/06/2021 | 1 955 € | |
26 | 26/06/2021 | 2 445 € | |
27 | 03/07/2021 | Semaine non disponible | |
28 | 10/07/2021 | Semaine non disponible | |
29 | 17/07/2021 | Semaine non disponible | |
30 | 24/07/2021 | Semaine non disponible | |
31 | 31/07/2021 | Semaine non disponible | |
32 | 07/08/2021 | 2 445 € |
Semaine | Arrivée | Remise | € |
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33 | 14/08/2021 | 2 445 € | |
34 | 21/08/2021 | 2 445 € | |
35 | 28/08/2021 | 1 955 € | |
36 | 04/09/2021 | Semaine non disponible | |
37 | 11/09/2021 | Semaine non disponible | |
38 | 18/09/2021 | Semaine non disponible | |
39 | 25/09/2021 | Semaine non disponible | |
40 | 02/10/2021 | 1 118 € | |
41 | 09/10/2021 | 1 118 € | |
42 | 16/10/2021 | 1 118 € | |
43 | 23/10/2021 | 768 € | |
44 | 30/10/2021 | 768 € | |
45 | 06/11/2021 | 768 € | |
46 | 13/11/2021 | 768 € | |
47 | 20/11/2021 | 768 € | |
48 | 27/11/2021 | 768 € | |
49 | 04/12/2021 | 768 € | |
50 | 11/12/2021 | 768 € |
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