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Ref.no 06.221

Holiday house with fenced pool in Mougins

Holiday home for 5-6 persons

Situated in green surroundings just 10 km from the lovely beaches of the Mediterranean

Provencal house situated on a wooded hillside just outside the picturesque medieval village of Mougins. Mougins is a charming village with ancient houses and narrow streets and a good selection of small shops and restaurants. In the nearby area you will find of the finest golf courses in the Southern of France and Cannes and the Mediterranean beaches is only 10 km away.

The house is located at the end of a winding country lane with a beautiful, private garden and lovely views. The garden is partly terraced and somewhere tenants must pay attention to stairs. In the garden you will find a nice fenced pool area with large pool of 10 x 5 m surrounded by a sun terrace. Between the house and the pool there is a pool house with lounge furniture, where you can relax in the shade. There is also a covered terrace with built-in plancha and dining table.

The villa is in 2 floors and consists of a ground-floor with living room, a separate dining room, a well-equipped kitchen, a separate toilet and washing machine in the basement. From the living room a spinal staircase leads to the 1st floor. On this floor there is a bedroom and private bathroom with bathtub, hand-held shower and toilet. From the ground-floor hall another staircase (open on one side) leads up to 2 bedrooms – 1 bedroom with 2 single beds (can be made as double), 1 small bedroom with double bed and 1 shower room and a toilet.

The house is airy and spacious and is furnished with comfortable furniture. All windows have mosquito screens and there is air conditioning in all the bedrooms.

Specifications

Key features

  • Accommodation size : 150 m2
  • Level(s) : 2
  • Ground of : 3,000 m2
  • Bedroom(s) : 3
  • Bathroom(s) : 2
  • Type of accomodation: villa
  • View to: The surrounding area
  • Rooms

  • Living room
  • Dining room
  • 1 Kitchen
  • Bedroom(s) 1 (A/C) :
  • 2 Single beds (90 x 200 cm)
  • Bedroom(s) 2 (A/C) :
  • 1 Double bed (140 x 200 cm)
  • Bedroom(s) 3 (A/C) :
  • 1 Double bed (160 x 200 cm)
  • 1 Bathroom(s) with tub and W.C
  • 1 Bathroom(s) with shower and W.C
  • 1 Separate toilet(s)
  • Location

  • Beach : 10 km
  • Supermarket/grocery store : 1.5 km
  • Nearest town : 2 km
  • Nearest airport : 26 km
  • Golf : 4.5 km
  • Outdoor facilities

  • Outdoor shower
  • Garden furniture
  • Barbecue (Electrical) Plancha
  • Sun loungers : 8
  • Sunshade
  • Terrace
  • Garden
  • Covered terrace
  • Pool

  • Pool house
  • Pool: Yes
    Pool size: 10 x 4 m
    Depth: 1,8 - 2,20 m
  • Pool safety (Fence)
  • Pool house
  • Children

  • Child cot
  • High chair
  • Kitchen

  • Coffee machine
  • Electric kettle
  • Technology

  • TV
  • Air conditioning
  • Internet access (Wifi)
  • Household appliances

  • Dishwasher
  • Washing machine
  • Microwave oven
  • Miscellaneous

  • Iron
  • Ironing board
  • Mosquito nets
  • Availability

    • See weekly rates 2024 / 2025

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      Week Arrival Discount
      50 12/7/2024 Week occupied
      51 12/14/2024 Week occupied
      52 12/21/2024 Week occupied
      1 12/28/2024 Week occupied
      2 1/4/2025 Week occupied
      3 1/11/2025 Week occupied
      4 1/18/2025 Week occupied
      5 1/25/2025 1,924 €
      6 2/1/2025 1,924 €
      7 2/8/2025 1,924 €
      8 2/15/2025 1,924 €
      9 2/22/2025 1,924 €
      10 3/1/2025 1,924 €
      11 3/8/2025 1,924 €
      12 3/15/2025 1,924 €
      13 3/22/2025 1,924 €
      14 3/29/2025 1,924 €
      15 4/5/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      16 4/12/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      17 4/19/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      18 4/26/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      19 5/3/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      20 5/10/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      21 5/17/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      22 5/24/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      23 5/31/2025 5% 1,759 € 1,671 €
      24 6/7/2025 5% 1,759 € 1,671 €
      Week Arrival Discount
      25 6/14/2025 5% 1,759 € 1,671 €
      26 6/21/2025 5% 1,955 € 1,857 €
      27 6/28/2025 5% 2,565 € 2,437 €
      28 7/5/2025 5% 2,565 € 2,437 €
      29 7/12/2025 Week occupied
      30 7/19/2025 5% 2,565 € 2,437 €
      31 7/26/2025 5% 2,565 € 2,437 €
      32 8/2/2025 5% 2,565 € 2,437 €
      33 8/9/2025 5% 2,565 € 2,437 €
      34 8/16/2025 5% 2,565 € 2,437 €
      35 8/23/2025 5% 2,565 € 2,437 €
      36 8/30/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      37 9/6/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      38 9/13/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      39 9/20/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      40 9/27/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      41 10/4/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      42 10/11/2025 5% 1,924 € 1,828 €
      43 10/18/2025 1,924 €
      44 10/25/2025 1,924 €
      45 11/1/2025 1,924 €
      46 11/8/2025 1,924 €
      47 11/15/2025 1,924 €
      48 11/22/2025 1,924 €
      49 11/29/2025 1,924 €
      50 12/6/2025 1,924 €
      51 12/13/2025 1,924 €
      52 12/20/2025 1,924 €

    Price details

    From

    1,759 €

    No smoking
    Final cleaning included
    Linen and towels included
    Small dog allowed
    Electricity & water
    82 € per week
    Small dog (free of charge)
    Babybed (free of charge), optional
    High chair (free of charge), optional
    Tourist taxes (per adult)
    19,34 € per week
    4.00 pm
    10.00 am

    11 ReviewsAverage satisfaction rating: 4.9 Out of 5

    5.0Tuesday 13 Aug 2024 Anonymous - Næstved (Denmark)
    Translation from danish provided by Google Translate We arrived at a nice cool accommodation after a long and hot drive. Beautiful pool and plenty of space for everyone. Completely private location and a nice...
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    4.9Monday 24 Jul 2023 Christian Højgaard - Viborg (Denmark)
    Translation from danish provided by Google Translate A nice, well-equipped kitchen and a wonderful pool.
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    5.0Monday 17 Jul 2023 Anonymous - Rønde (Denmark)
    Translation from danish provided by Google Translate Surroundings and pool
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    5.0Monday 12 Sep 2022 James MADDEN - Sutton Coldfield (England)
    The fabulous pool and the eating out space. We ate outside most evenings in the summerhouse area.
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    5.0Monday 29 Aug 2022 Serge Skrzypek - Waterloo (Belgium)
    Translation from french provided by Google Translate Tranquility and calm in the middle of olive and fig trees
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