Provacances logo
Photos and floor plan
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps
©Provacances Aps

Ref.no 06.162

Holiday house with pool and stunning views in St-Jeannet

Holiday home for 10 people

Ideal holiday home for the family with children located close to the village

Holiday house with private pool, situated just outside the very charming village of St. Jeannet. Large garden areas, pool and pool house with shower. Ideal for families with children. Just a short walk to the village. Close to major attractions such as Promenade des Anglais, Marineland, Matisse Chapelle, St Paul, Foundation Maeght, Vence Summer Music Festival, and Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival.

The vacation home consists of a villa and a separate studio. The villa has 4 bedrooms (3 with double beds and 1 with bunk beds), 2 bathrooms (1 with shower, toilet and jacuzzi. The other one with shower), 2 separate toilets, open kitchen and living room with sofas and dining table. The studio has a double sofa bed and bathroom with shower and toilet.

Specifications

Key features

  • Accommodation size : 200 m2
  • Level(s) : 1
  • Ground of : 5,000 m2
  • Bedroom(s) : 5
  • Bathroom(s) : 3
  • Type of accomodation: villa
  • View to: the Sea and Le Baou de St Jeannet
  • Rooms

  • Living room
  • Dining room
  • 1 Kitchen
  • Bedroom(s) 1 :
  • 1 Double bed
  • Bedroom(s) 2 :
  • 1 Double bed
  • Bedroom(s) 3 :
  • 1 Double bed
  • Bedroom(s) 4 :
  • 1 Sofabed
  • Bedroom(s) 5 :
  • 1 Bunk bed
  • 1 Bathroom(s) with tub and W.C
  • 1 Bathroom(s) with shower and W.C
  • 1 Bathroom(s) with shower
  • 2 Separate toilet(s)
  • Location

  • Beach : 18 km
  • Supermarket/grocery store : 1 km
  • Restaurant : 1 km
  • Nearest village (St-Jeannet) : 0.8 km
  • Nearest airport : 17 km
  • Golf : 25 km
  • Outdoor facilities

  • Garden furniture
  • Barbecue
  • Sun loungers : 8
  • Parking
  • Terrace
  • Garden
  • Covered terrace
  • Pool

  • Pool: Yes
    Depth: 0,6 - 2,5 m
  • Pool safety (Alarm)
  • Children

  • Child cot
  • High chair
  • Kitchen

  • Espresso/cappuccino machine (Nespresso)
  • Coffee machine
  • Technology

  • TV
  • Internet access
  • Satellite TV
  • Telephone
  • Fan : 5
  • Household appliances

  • Dishwasher
  • Washing machine
  • Entertainment & activity

  • Stereo
  • DVD
  • Miscellaneous

  • Jacuzzi
  • Availability

    • See weekly rates 2024 / 2025

      = Instant confirmation

      Week Arrival Discount
      49 11/30/2024 1,958 €
      50 12/7/2024 1,958 €
      51 12/14/2024 Week occupied
      52 12/21/2024 Week occupied
      1 12/28/2024 Week occupied
      2 1/4/2025 1,934 €
      3 1/11/2025 1,934 €
      4 1/18/2025 1,934 €
      5 1/25/2025 1,934 €
      6 2/1/2025 1,934 €
      7 2/8/2025 1,934 €
      8 2/15/2025 1,934 €
      9 2/22/2025 1,934 €
      10 3/1/2025 1,934 €
      11 3/8/2025 1,934 €
      12 3/15/2025 2,226 €
      13 3/22/2025 2,226 €
      14 3/29/2025 2,226 €
      15 4/5/2025 2,226 €
      16 4/12/2025 2,226 €
      17 4/19/2025 2,226 €
      18 4/26/2025 2,226 €
      19 5/3/2025 Week occupied
      20 5/10/2025 Week occupied
      21 5/17/2025 2,620 €
      22 5/24/2025 Week occupied
      23 5/31/2025 3,158 €
      24 6/7/2025 3,656 €
      Week Arrival Discount
      25 6/14/2025 3,656 €
      26 6/21/2025 Week occupied
      27 6/28/2025 5,154 €
      28 7/5/2025 5,744 €
      29 7/12/2025 5,744 €
      30 7/19/2025 Week occupied
      31 7/26/2025 5,744 €
      32 8/2/2025 5,744 €
      33 8/9/2025 5,744 €
      34 8/16/2025 5,154 €
      35 8/23/2025 3,323 €
      36 8/30/2025 Week occupied
      37 9/6/2025 Week occupied
      38 9/13/2025 2,630 €
      39 9/20/2025 2,335 €
      40 9/27/2025 2,226 €
      41 10/4/2025 2,226 €
      42 10/11/2025 2,226 €
      43 10/18/2025 1,934 €
      44 10/25/2025 1,934 €
      45 11/1/2025 1,934 €
      46 11/8/2025 1,934 €
      47 11/15/2025 1,934 €
      48 11/22/2025 1,934 €
      49 11/29/2025 1,934 €
      50 12/6/2025 1,934 €
      51 12/13/2025 1,934 €
      52 12/20/2025 2,226 €

    Price details

    From

    1,934 €

    No smoking
    Dog not allowed
    Electricity included (summer)
    Pool towels have to be brought along
    High chair (free of charge), optional
    Babybed (free of charge), optional
    Arrival / key delivery after 7.30pm
    70 €
    Electricity winter payment on account
    137 € per week
    Final cleaning, obligatory
    200 €
    Linen and towel rental, obligatory
    30 € per person
    Tourist taxes (per adult)
    25,79 € per week
    4.00 pm
    9.30 am

    37 ReviewsAverage satisfaction rating: 4.6 Out of 5

    4.2Monday 16 Sep 2024 Torben Kusk Makholm - Frederiksberg C (Denmark)
    Translation from danish provided by Google Translate Fantastic view and a house that suited us perfectly. 6 adults and 4 small children from 1/2 years to 3 1/2 years.
    Read the complete review »
    4.6Monday 29 Jul 2024 Anonymous - Birkerød (Denmark)
    Translation from danish provided by Google Translate Nice outdoor living and pool
    Read the complete review »
    4.0Sunday 14 Jul 2024 Henrik Grotenborg - Ålsgårde (Denmark)
    Translation from danish provided by Google Translate The view and the pool
    Read the complete review »
    5.0Monday 24 Jun 2024 Anonymous - Daleiden (Germany)
    Translation from german provided by Google Translate The house, the location and the pool were absolutely fantastic. Nothing in the pictures was embellished, on the contrary, it was even more beautiful than...
    Read the complete review »
    5.0Monday 30 Oct 2023 Anonymous - Vejle Ø (Denmark)

    Read the complete review »

    View all 37 reviews of this holiday home

    Antibes

    Antibes

    Antibes was founded by the Greeks under the name Antipolis ”the town across from” which means across from another Greek town, Nikaia, - today’s Nice. Unfortunately there’s nothing remaining from that early period, apart from a few objects that can be found at the town museum. With the arrival of the Romans, a very important town was established...

    Auribeau-sur-Siagne

    Auribeau-sur-Siagne

    Auribeau-sur-Siagne is a typical, medieval village with narrow streets and old stone houses. There is an abundance of flowers in all colours and their perfumes fill the air. Apart from a walk in the old town, it is recommended to go down to the river on the south west side of the village, but note that the climb up can be pretty tough. A nicely...

    Biot

    Biot

    Biot is a very popular medieval village which actually dates back to 154 B.C. Biot is also an ancient “Knights of the Temple” domain and you still find old fortifications like Porte des Migraniers from 1566. Despite the fact that Biot is often overrun by tourists in the high season, it keeps its natural charm with its medieval gates, vaulted...

    Cabris

    Cabris

    Below is the charming old town with its narrow, winding streets and vaulted passages between tall medieval buildings. The town also offers an old town hall, a clock tower and a beautiful chapel, the Chapelle des Pénitents Blancs. Here are a few small shops, restaurants, and cafes. Over the years, Cabris has attracted several artists, including...

    Cagnes-sur-Mer

    Cagnes-sur-Mer

    The fortified Haut-de-Cagnes lies at the top of a small mountain. The town is broken up by steep, winding streets, stairways and lots of small, idyllic squares. Haut-de-Cagnes is most interesting because of the old Grimaldi castle from the 14th century. In the square in front of the palace there are several cafés and night clubs and it can be...

    Cannes

    Cannes

    Cannes has, actually, only a few sights. Primarily there is, of course, the exceptionally well known La Croisette with its palm trees, expensive restaurants and designer shops, and the very famous hotel Carlton, which has been frequented by a far larger number of celebrities and royalties than any other hotel in Europe. Then, there is the...

    Cannes la Bocca

    Cannes la Bocca

    Every summer the beach attracts many tourists from the nearby hotels and holiday resorts. All along the seafront there are small beach kiosks and a few restaurants where you can have a bite to eat while enjoying the beautiful views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Bay of Cannes. There are also car parks all along the seafront. La Bocca is a...

    Carros

    Carros

    Carros is distinguished by being completely unspoilt by tourists and very well maintained. It has been named one of the area's most beautiful villages and it is certainly not without reason. Carros has managed to preserve its Provencal authenticity with its many flowery streets, steep, cobbled stairwells, shady squares, and old stone houses....

    Eze

    Eze

    Eze is without any doubt one of the most picturesque spots on the Côte d’Azur, and for this reason you must be prepared not to be the only one climbing up to this fabulous mountain village. Crowds are the price to pay for this experience, if you are not in the fortunate position of being able to come out of season. At the summit of the village...

    Gattières

    Gattières

    Gattières is an old village with charming medieval streets, small flowery squares and beautiful old fountains. There are old vaulted houses, full of charm and neatly restored facades and gates from the 18th century. One can also find local arts and crafts: silk painting, sculptures, joinery and wrought iron. Gattières is surrounded by a big...

    Golfe-Juan

    Golfe-Juan

    The town is a little charming, and typically southern, French coast town with food shops as well as good and cheap restaurants – open all year round. In Golfe-Juan one can also find a quite new, big and very well frequented marina with lots of restaurants and cafés. There is a big open air theatre with plays and music - both classical and jazz...

    Grasse

    Grasse

    Grasse does not give the feel of a pure tourist town. It is not the souvenir shops that dominate in Grasse. The old city, vielle ville, is big, old and utterly interesting. The streets still appear as in the Middle Ages – narrow passages and stairways, narrow, dark tunnels where the sun never breaks through. If you live in Grasse or near Grasse...

    Juan-les-Pins

    Juan-les-Pins

    The beach in Juan-les-Pins is narrow but very pleasant. There are lots of shops, restaurants, nightclubs and a casino. The town is seething with excitement in the summer and especially at night time, mostly for young people. It is most lively around the casino, which dates from1908, Palais des Congrés, and the pine grove, Pinedès, which leads...

    La Gaude

    La Gaude

    Château de Marquis de la Gaude, which earlier was a ruin, is now completely restored. This impressive building dominates the whole village but unfortunately it is not possible to get inside as the château is privately owned. Take a walk in the town’s narrow streets and you will discover its beautifully restored pretty facades. La Gaude is a very...

    Le Rouret

    Le Rouret

    Le Rouret is surrounded by olive groves, pines and cypresses, a real Provencal village, which has retained part of its old stone houses. The village has a square, lined with plane trees, where there is also a church with a free standing bell tower, a fountain from 1851 and a fine little chapel, now transformed into a dancing hall. Le Rouret is a...

    Mougins

    Mougins

    This village surprises you with its charm, its beautiful well-restored houses and impressive gates, and its abundance of flowers everywhere – here lots of care has been given to every detail. Mougins has, actually, seduced numerous painters, artists and other celebrities including Picasso (who spend the last 15 years of his life here), Cocteau...

    Nice

    Nice

    Nice has for centuries been a favourite holiday resort and the city has attracted kings and princes from all over the world, a fact, testified to by the city’s many luxury hotels. In the beginning of the 19th century ”an English colony” flourished, English aristocrats flocked to the coast and ”colonised”, so to speak, most of the coast. It was...

    Roquefort-les-Pins

    Roquefort-les-Pins

    Originally, Roquefort-les-Pins was a fort and thereafter a fief. Roquefort-les-Pins is not a real town, more a conglomeration of small villages separated by beautiful vegetation and pine forests. There are no real attractions in Roquefort-les-Pins, but the quality of life, on the contrary, is superb in this Mediterranean area which offers all...

    St-Jeannet

    St-Jeannet

    Baou de St. Jeannet looks incredibly steep and unapproachable, but it is actually possible to climb it. From its top there are great views of the French and Italian Alps. The enormous cliff massif has attracted a great number of artists including Renoir, Poussins, Fragonard and Chagall. St-Jeannet lies on a natural terrace, from where there are...

    St-Paul-de-Vence

    St-Paul-de-Vence

    St-Paul-de-Vence is said to be France’s most visited tourist attraction after Mont St.-Michel. St-Paul-de-Vence is one of the most beautiful and picturesque villages in the area. It is also one of the medieval villages, most intact. Everything is so well kept. Nothing falls into decay. It is overwhelming. St-Paul-de-Vence is enclosed by town...

    Théoule-sur-Mer

    Théoule-sur-Mer

    Théoule-sur-Mer has several attractions. There is, for instance, a former soap factory which is now transformed into a castle and an entire quarter of bowl-shaped luxury villas, designed by the Hungarian architect Antti Lovag. These villas consist of a system of mutually combined bowls with cylindrical corridors, oval door openings, doors of...

    Tourrettes-sur-Loup

    Tourrettes-sur-Loup

    It is not a coincidence that Tourrettes-sur-Loup is called ”the violet village”. For centuries this flower has been grown and even today it is one of the main activities in the village. The violet is honoured each year in March with a big flower festival. If you arrive by car, the best thing is to park outside the village; inside it is almost...

    Valbonne

    Valbonne

    The old part of the town has retained its medieval character, but is also very lively. In contrast to most of the other villages in the hinterland of the coast, the streets are laid in symmetrical rectangles, according to Roman traditions and plans drawn by the monks of the Lérins islands. Valbonne is enclosed by fortified houses. There are four...

    Vence

    Vence

    Vence is a picturesque old cathedral town, set on a hilltop at 400 metres altitude. It is well protected to the north by 1000 meter high mountains. Five gates lead into Vence’s medieval quarter. The oldest and most impressive is Porte de Peyra, from the 14th century. Having passed through this you will arrive at Place du Peyra, the town’s most...

    Villefranche-sur-Mer

    Villefranche-sur-Mer

    As well as being one of the bases for the French Mediterranean fleet, Villefranche's deep bay makes it a popular destination for cruise ships. The large cruise ships dock here for 24 hours and take their guests by bus to Nice, Cannes or Monaco. Many of the cruise ship guests stay overnight in Villefranche, but fortunately this hasn't spoilt the...

    Villeneuve-Loubet

    Villeneuve-Loubet

    Villeneuve-Loubet is especially well-known for being the chef Auguste Escoffier’s (1847-1936) native town. Auguste Escoffier was chef at the Grand Hotel in Monte Carlo and at the Savoy in London, and it was he who created the Bombe Néro and the Pêche Melba. He has his own museum in Villeneuve-Loubet with exhibits of 5000 menu cards from big...

    Mandelieu-la-Napoule

    Mandelieu-la-Napoule

    Additionally, Mandelieu-la-Napoule is a fantastic starting point for walking and hiking tours into the Esterel Mountains, Gorges du Verdon and, of course, to the southern Alps. Mandelieu-la-Napoule has one of France’s oldest golf courses, Cannes-Mandelieu Old Course, a very interesting golf course with a nice and original club house - and also...

    Provacances logo

    Provacances ApS
    Sjællandsgade 10b
    DK-7100 Vejle
    info@provacances.dk
    CVR-nr.: 28986009