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Ref.no 83.529

Holiday house with large pool in Le Muy close to Saint-Tropez

Holiday home for 14 people

Near Saint-Tropez and the Mediterranean

Villa Porthos is located in the south of France at the famous 'Cote d'Azur', only a few miles from the Golfe de Saint-Tropez and cities like Sainte-Maxime, Saint-Tropez, Frejus, Saint-Raphael, Port-Grimaud, Ramatuelle, Cogolin, etc. You are in the middle of the 'Cote de Provence' wine-area, famous for its rosé, but especially the red wines will be a positive surprise for those who like characteristic red wines. Very close to the villa you will find various 'Caves' where you can convince yourself.

Villa Porthos is located in the middle of the beautiful nature at the prestigious 'Domaine Les Charles'. The villa is built on a large private ground, in the middle of the nature. It has a large swimming pool of 12 x 7 m with sun terrace, a beautiful landscaped garden, closed parking, a “jeu de Boules” court and large terraces with beautiful views.

Villa Porthos is on 3 levels and consists of a living room (entrance level) with large living room, open plan kitchen / dining room, 1 double bedroom and en suite bathroom with shower and 1 separate toilet.

1st floor: 1 bedroom with 2 single beds, 1 twin bedroom, 1 bedroom with en suite bathroom with shower and toilet, 1 bathroom with tub and shower and 1 separate toilet.

The lower floor (garden level): 1 bedroom with bunk bed, 1 bedroom with 2 single beds, 1 double bedroom + en suite bathroom with shower, 1 bathroom with tub / shower, 1 separate toilet and a games room.

Please note! The villa can only be rented from Sunday to Sunday.

Specifications

Key features

  • Accommodation size : 250 m2
  • Level(s) : 3
  • Bedroom(s) : 7
  • Bathroom(s) : 5
  • Type of accomodation: villa
  • Rooms

  • Living room
  • 1 Kitchen/living room
  • Bedroom(s) 1 (A/C) :
  • 1 Double bed
  • Bedroom(s) 2 (A/C) :
  • 1 Double bed
  • Bedroom(s) 3 (A/C) :
  • 1 Double bed
  • Bedroom(s) 4 (A/C) :
  • 2 Single beds
  • Bedroom(s) 5 (A/C) :
  • 2 Single beds
  • Bedroom(s) 6 (A/C) :
  • 2 Single beds
  • Bedroom(s) 7 (A/C) :
  • 1 Bunk bed
  • 5 Bathroom(s) with shower
  • 3 Separate toilet(s)
  • Location

  • Beach : 15 km
  • Supermarket/grocery store : 5 km
  • Restaurant : 2 km
  • Nearest village : 5 km
  • Nearest airport : 70 km
  • Tennis : 5 km
  • Golf : 15 km
  • St. Tropez, 20 km
  • Outdoor facilities

  • Garden furniture
  • Barbecue
  • Sun loungers
  • Sunshade
  • Terrace
  • Garden
  • Covered terrace
  • Pool

  • Pool 12 x 7 m
    Depth: 1,5 m
  • Pool safety (Fence) and cover
  • Parking

  • Closed parking
  • Children

  • Child cot : 2
  • High chair : 2
  • Technology

  • TV
  • Air conditioning In all bedrooms
  • Internet access (Wifi)
  • Satellite TV
  • Heating of the holiday home

  • Electric heating
  • Household appliances

  • Dishwasher
  • Washing machine
  • Dryer
  • Microwave oven
  • Entertainment & activity

  • Table tennis
  • Boules
  • Stereo
  • DVD
  • Miscellaneous

  • Iron
  • Ironing board
  • Availability

    • See weekly rates 2024 / 2025
      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 1/5/2025 3,052 €
      3 1/12/2025 3,052 €
      4 1/19/2025 3,052 €
      5 1/26/2025 3,052 €
      6 2/2/2025 3,052 €
      7 2/9/2025 3,052 €
      8 2/16/2025 3,052 €
      9 2/23/2025 3,052 €
      10 3/2/2025 3,052 €
      11 3/9/2025 3,052 €
      12 3/16/2025 3,052 €
      13 3/23/2025 3,052 €
      14 3/30/2025 3,052 €
      15 4/6/2025 4,067 €
      16 4/13/2025 4,067 €
      17 4/20/2025 4,067 €
      18 4/27/2025 4,067 €
      19 5/4/2025 4,067 €
      20 5/11/2025 4,067 €
      21 5/18/2025 4,067 €
      22 5/25/2025 4,067 €
      23 6/1/2025 4,067 €
      24 6/8/2025 4,067 €
      Week Arrival Discount
      25 6/15/2025 7,064 €
      26 6/22/2025 7,064 €
      27 6/28/2025 Week occupied
      28 7/6/2025 7,064 €
      29 7/12/2025 Week occupied
      30 7/19/2025 Week occupied
      31 7/26/2025 Week occupied
      32 8/2/2025 Week occupied
      33 8/9/2025 Week occupied
      34 8/17/2025 7,064 €
      35 8/24/2025 7,064 €
      36 8/31/2025 4,067 €
      37 9/6/2025 Week occupied
      38 9/14/2025 4,067 €
      39 9/21/2025 4,067 €
      40 9/28/2025 4,067 €
      41 10/5/2025 4,067 €
      42 10/12/2025 4,067 €
      43 10/18/2025 Week occupied
      44 10/26/2025 3,052 €
      45 11/2/2025 3,052 €
      46 11/9/2025 3,052 €
      47 11/16/2025 3,052 €
      48 11/23/2025 3,052 €
      49 11/30/2025 3,052 €
      50 12/7/2025 3,052 €
      51 12/14/2025 3,052 €
      52 12/21/2025 4,067 €

    Price details

    From

    3,052 €

    1.029 €
    RENTAL PERIOD SUNDAY TO SUNDAY
    No smoking
    Pool towels have to be brought along
    1 dog allowed
    High chair (free of charge), optional
    Babybed (free of charge), optional
    Dog (against payment)
    85 €
    Final cleaning, obligatory
    275 €
    Electricity & water
    275 € per week
    Tourist taxes (per adult)
    34,16 € per week
    Linen and towel rental, obligatory
    30 € per person
    4.00 pm
    10.00 am

    7 ReviewsAverage satisfaction rating: 4.7 Out of 5

    4.4Monday 13 May 2024 Michael Parm - Solrød Strand (Denmark)
    Translation from danish provided by Google Translate good decor, good furniture quality both outdoors and indoors
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    4.9Monday 24 Jul 2023 Anonymous - Essen (Germany)

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    4.2Monday 03 Oct 2022 Tine Aurvig-Huggenberger - København sv (Denmark)
    Translation from danish provided by Google Translate It is a beautiful house, with lots of space and wonderful surroundings.
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    4.6Monday 25 Jul 2022 Anonymous - Langenthal (Switzerland)
    Translation from german provided by Google Translate Wonderful house in a wonderful landscape. The children (8, 8, 6 and 5 years old) really enjoyed the pool. Lots of seating in the garden.
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    5.0Monday 22 Jul 2019 Leif Lysholm Christensen - Albertslund (Denmark)
    Translation from danish provided by Google Translate Everything was great, the view of the pool and we were 14 close together (grandparents, kids, in-laws and grandchildren)
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