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Villa Bellini - 5 bedrooms, pool, near beaches
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| Spacious detached villa only 10 minutes to Mediterranean beaches. Private swimming pool, hammam, air conditioning, WIFI internet. 10 mins to shops. 5 bedrooms / 1 bathroom. Sleeps 8. |
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| IN A NUTSHELL: |
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GRA103 |
| Price: |
1150 Euros to 3220 Euros per week |
| Amenities: |
*Air Conditioning *Internet Access *UK Satellite TV *Table Tennis |
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| PRICES:
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| 15th Jun 2013 to 28th Jun 2013 |
1495 Euros |
| 29th Jun 2013 to 12th Jul 2013 |
1840 Euros |
| 13th Jul 2013 to 16th Aug 2013 |
3220 Euros |
| 17th Aug 2013 to 23rd Aug 2013 |
2415 Euros |
| 24th Aug 2013 to 30th Aug 2013 |
2070 Euros |
| 31st Aug 2013 to 6th Sep 2013 |
1495 Euros |
| 7th Sep 2013 to 20th Sep 2013 |
1150 Euros |
Prices are per week.
Security deposit €2000 |
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| LOCATION: |
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The property is located in Grau d'Agde in the Herault region only 800m to Mediterranean beaches, 2km from shops and the village centre.
The Grau D'Agde is 5km from Cap D'Agde which is a large modern marina development situated about 4km from the historic town of Agde, at the foot of the extinct volcano of Mont St Loup.
The villa is 20km from the lively fishing harbour of Sete and about 70km to Montpellier.
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| DESCRIPTION: |
Detached villa on one level located in Grau d'Agde, 10 minutes from the Mediterranean beaches.
The villa has 5 bedrooms with 2 single beds, 3 double beds, 1 child's bed, 1 bathroom and 2 WCs.
Fully equipped open plan kitchen, a dining/living room with TV with satellite channels, a video player, DVD player, radio and CD player.
Air conditioning and central heating.
There is a private garden and terrace of 1000m2 with garden furniture and a BBQ.
There is also ping-pong to keep you amused and the private swimming pool of 7.5m x 3.5m.
Private parking.
The villa can be let all year round.
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| OUTSIDE: |
Garden (1000m2) and terrace with garden furniture.
Private swimming pool 7.5m x 3.5m.
BBQ.
Ping-pong.
Private parking.
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| GENERAL: |
Linen & end of stay provided.
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| ACCOMMODATION: |
- Bedrooms - 5 bedrooms with 2 single beds, 3 double beds, 1 child's bed.
- Bathroom - 1 bathroom with bath, 2 WC.
- Kitchen - fully equipped open plan kitchen with fridge, freezer, oven, hobs, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, vacuum cleaner, iron, fan.
- Dining/living room - TV with satellite channels, video player, DVD player, radio, CD player, WIFI internet.
- Air conditioning.
- Central heating.
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LOCAL AMENITIES
In this sun-drenched corner of the south of France, you'll find sandy beaches lapped by the Mediterranean sea, wild open spaces in the Cevennes hills, monasteries and castles for Languedoc sightseeing and vineyards where you can taste some of the best Languedoc wines around.
The department of Herault covers around 6200m2 and has a population of around 90,000 people who mainly live in Montpellier, Sete and the town of Beziers - three very different places, each with its own character and charm.
Bordering the Mediterranean is about 60 miles of coastline, which stretches between the hauntingly beautiful region known as the Camargue and the tree-lined Canal du Midi.
Agde, mid way between the towns of Sete and Beziers, is a charming place to spend your holiday, with its warm climate turning it into a sunbathers paradise, particularly in Cap d´Agde where naturists have their own beach.
As one of the main towns in the Languedoc, the town of Beziers is primarily famous for its bullfights, rugby, and wine from the vineyards of the surrounding area, although it has several other points of interest.
The Allees Paul Riquet, in the heart of the town of Beziers, is a broad tree lined esplanade with shops along one side and a multitude of bars, cafes and restaurants along the other.
Often the site for seasonal markets and festivities, there is always something to see along the Allees. Every Friday you will find the Allees hosting the town of Beziers flower market, while the first Saturday of each month it plays host to an antique market.
Montpellier is one of the liveliest cities in the south of France, and the capital of the Languedoc Roussillon.
The centre of activity is the Place de la Comedie, known locally as "L'Oeuf" (the egg) with buzzing bars and cafes offering hundreds of tables and chairs all perfectly positioned for an afternoon or evening of people watching.
The medieval city of Carcassonne, one of Aude's most popular historic landmarks, has been restored to much of its medieval glory while the town of Narbonne attracts many tourists to its Roman ruins.
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