Languedoc Herault Maison Rental
Description
We are located in small wine producing village between Montpellier and Beizers. close to the sea.
Our house is totally renovated with a garage, central heating, private roof terrace, exposed beams and stone work, and tiled floors.
Central heating makes it ideal for cozy winter days and evenings.
During the summer, the stone construction of the house and ceiling fans in the kitchen,living and dining rooms, and bedrooms (one is air conditioned), keeps you cool after a busy day at the beach or sightseeing.
Contact Name Sharon Goldstein
Owner ID 1172
Phone: 1-650-967-6737
(Please mention ScenicRentals.com when calling)
Property Details
Type: House
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Sleeps: 6
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Pets: No
Pool: No
Jacuzzi: No
Boat Dock: No |
Rate
From October to April, the fee is $700 per week.
From May through September, the fee is $1000 per week.
Fees can be paid in USD or the Euro equivalent.
A 20% deposit is due upon booking with the balance due 30 days before the rental commences. A full refund is available if cancellation is within 90 days. After that the refund will be prorated.
Other Amenities
The first floor of the house has a large garage as well as a laundry area with a washer and dryer.
Up the stairs and through a glazed door and you enter an open plan area with a small entrance hall and living room, with comfortable seating. Here tiled floors, white walls, exposed beams and stone create a spacious and gracious warm ambience. There is a wood burning fire place (there is a supply of logs in the garage)and a multi format television with satellite reception, a video recorder and dvd player. The adjacent dining room accommodates 6 - 12 for dinner. Two full-length windows fill the rooms with light
The kitchen is a "cook's kitchen", fully equipped with anything needed to prepare a delicious meal from your morning's shopping at the market.
It includes a large refrigerator and freezer, dishwasher,four burner stove, electric oven, microwave, food mixer etc.
There is also a completely private (not overlooked) 20m² terrace. Exposed stone walls, tiled floor, part covered for shade, sink, refrigerator,gas barbecue and outside furniture make this an ideal spot for outside dining or just enjoying Summer, Spring and Autumn evenings.
Nearby Activities
Vineyards surround the village as well as open countryside, making it ideal for walks and picnics. And of course – wine tasting at the numerous nearby wineries. Abeilhan boasts some of the Herault wine triangle's best producers, visit Le Domaine St George on the Route d'Espondeilhan or my favourite Le domaine Les filles de Septembre on the Avenue George Guynemer.
Pezenas, the nearest town, is about a 1o minute drive away. It is a very pretty, lively town, hosting a Festival of Arts and Music every summer from June to September. There are exhibitions and concerts, and many free outdoor performances ranging from clowns to flamenco dancers to classical music. There is an interesting local museum and an easily-followed numbered tour of the town can be made. The town is immensely proud of its connection with Molière, the 17th century dramatist. Saturday is market day in Pezenas. The market is filled with produce, meats, fish, bread, flowers, pottery, clothing and so forth.
Beziers is a 20 minutes' drive away. Once it was a city with a turbulent past but now it is one of the jewels of the Midi. Apart from the extraordinary turreted Cathedral there are numerous sites to visit, art galleries, cinemas, a theatre, and of course dozens of restaurants and bars. In August there is the week-long "Feria", when the whole of Beziers takes to the streets to celebrate. There is a market and a flower market every Friday, and a monthly antiques market.
The Mediterranean beaches are close by, ranging from a 7-mile long stretch of sand at Marseillan Plage to lively, cosmopolitan resorts like Cap d`Agde. Marseillan Plage hosts a huge flea market on Sunday mornings.
Lac du Salagou provides bathing, windsurfing, fishing and excellent hilly walks.
The Herault River and the Canal du Midi offer numerous opportunities for walking, swimming, and fishing and boat trips. A 45-minute drive away, is St Guilhem the Desert. The village has stretched its old lanes under the Languedoc sun for twelve centuries. The village has been just classified a " Great National Site " and its Abbey registered with the World Inheritance of Humanity by the U.N.E.S.C.O.
The close access to the autoroute provides access to sights further afield such as Spain with the Dali museum in Figueras, or the cosmopilitan delights of museums and nightlife at Montpellier
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