Property Details

A pretty new villa set in a new villa complex within walking distance of the old village of Armissan which is situated in Aude a few miles from the Languedoc. Surrounded by vinyards this area is perfect for long walks and cycle rides.

3 Bedrooms and own brand new swimming pool and terrace in a small friendly village near Narbonne. 10 mins in the car to the beautiful Narbonne plage and Gruissan Plage. 35 minutes from Montpellier and Perpignon and 20 minutes to Bezier (very handy for the Rugby World Cup in 2007).

Bedrooms are- 1 Double bed, 2 single beds and one bunk bed.

Shower room and two seperate WC.

American style kitchen with dishwasher, cooker hob and fridge freezer, washing machine. Kitchen is fully stocked with crockery, cutlery,kettle,toaster, microwave, pans (everything you would need right down to the bottle opener)

Comfortable living/dining room with sofa bed. DVD player and play station 1-few playstation ganmes (feel free to bring your own), selection of board games and books for your amusement also you are welcome to watch our DVDs and Videos which are left out.

Villa is 2 years old and has a new pool with terrace and use of table and chairs and sunloungers. Use also of BBQ.

Linen and towels provided (we ask please bring your own for the beach) changover day Saturdays.

The beach of Narbonne is 10 minutes in the car from leaving the door to standing on the sand. Beautiful long and wide sandy beaches that offer a variety of watersports, especially wind surfing as the cool breeze makes this an ideal location.

So many places of interest to visit, Narbonne, Bezier, Pezenas, Carcassone, Perpignon, Cap d'Agde. The village of Armissan has a boulangerie, Pattiserie, Doctor, Church and superb restaurant. Gruissan is a beautiful port and the restaurants are well know for their local fish dishes.
Serviced by the following airports Montpellier (35 mins) Perpignon (40 mins) Nimes (50min)and Carcassone. Also now with the new Millau viaduct in southern France (opening Dec 17th 2004) the A75 will connect the Cote d'Azur directly with Paris. The motorway connects Paris and Barcelona and passes through Languedoc. It will, of course, provide an alternative fast route to the Cote d'Azur

Local Area Details

city of Montpellier at its hub. Here, you will find a superb blend of old and new in both culture and architecture. Soak up the sun outside one of the many street cafes in the Place de la Comedie and simply watch the world go by.
The Herault offers a diverse landscape and a wide range of activities. There is never a shortage anything to do here! Whether it is a day lazing on white sandy beaches enjoying a whole host of available water sports, or a days walking or mountain biking though garrigue and mountain trails, kayaking and white water rafting through river gorges, leisure time is yours for the taking.If you are looking for something a little more sedate how about a round of golf on one of the regions many superb courses? In winter you can be on one of many ski slopes of the Pyrenees within two hours.Should you venture down in the summer months there is a never ending program of fetes and festivals throughout the villages and towns of the region. The majority of these date back to Medieval times, like the famous water jousts at Sete, Meze, Marseillan and Agde. Step back in time down the cobbled streets in the old quarter of the historic town of Pezenas and enjoy live music and street theatre. In August, you can head for the famous Feria of Beziers where the Spanish influence within the region comes alive in this four day festival of music, dance and partying.

August also sees the Oyster festival at the delightful little port of Bouzigues where it appears you just spend the day eating oysters and drinking the local Picpoul wine!
As one might expect seafood is plentiful in the Languedoc with a whole array of shellfish and fresh fish adorning the local markets. In addition to which, you will find almost every vegetable and fruit imaginable grown here, not forgetting the numerous varieties of olives from the local olive groves! To accompany all this delicious fresh produce you will never be stuck for a choice of local wine, many of which rank against some of the finest in the world, after all, this is the largest single wine producing region in the world!
One of the greatest benefits of living down here is rolling back the shutters in the morning to clear blue skies (well most mornings anyway!). After all the region does boast over 300 days of sunshine each year.

Property Features

* Has a Pool
* Children are allowed

Contact Information

Name:	Jacqui
Telephone:	0044-7941-107699
Alt Telephone:	0044-1252-211498
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