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The house brings together everything you need for an independent stay: a separate bedroom, a living room, a kitchen and a private bathroom. At 35 m², it can accommodate up to three people. The bedroom has a double bed; the living room has a sofa bed for one person. This layout separates the main sleeping area from the living space, while allowing you to share the property's facilities.

The house is equipped with air conditioning, heating and a flat-screen TV. Its outdoor spaces are another distinctive feature: a balcony and a terrace accompany views of the city and the garden. The bathroom has a shower or bathtub. The kitchen is available for preparing and storing food. This layout is suitable for a couple, a small family or travellers who want a living room and kitchen rather than just a bedroom.

The house has a garden and two private outdoor spaces, a balcony and a terrace. These extend the living areas and overlook the city or garden. Indoors, air conditioning and heating provide comfort throughout the seasons. The kitchen, private bathroom and shower or bathtub offer useful everyday facilities. A flat-screen TV is also provided.

Free public parking is available on site, with no prior reservation required. The property does not have an Internet connection. Smoking is not permitted anywhere on the premises. This holiday home brings together the practical features of a self-catering stay in Toulon: space to prepare meals, sleeping arrangements split between the bedroom and living room, indoor comforts and outdoor areas. The garden, balcony and terrace offer different settings for enjoying views of the city and surroundings.

Toulon stretches between the harbour, Mont Faron and the hills of the Var. The house is in the western part of the city, away from the bustle of the port but within the Toulon urban area. This urban district combines residential streets, green spaces and access to the centre. Toulon appeals to travellers who want to combine city life with outings by the sea, without missing out on walks through the old quarters or Mediterranean views.

In the centre, you can discover Place de la Liberté, Sainte-Marie-de-la-Seds Cathedral and the shopping streets of old Toulon. The Musée national de la Marine, near the port, traces the city's maritime history. For views from above, the Mont Faron cable car takes you to walking trails and viewpoints overlooking the harbour. The beaches of l'Éguillette and Balaguier are on the other side of the harbour, while Toulon railway station connects the city to regional and national rail networks. The port is also a departure point for ferry crossings.

The Mediterranean climate makes walks pleasant in spring and autumn, when temperatures are milder. In summer, you can alternate between swimming, visiting the centre and taking breaks in the shade, bearing in mind the heat and crowds along the coast. You could start the day at the Provençal market and in the centre's narrow streets, then visit the Musée national de la Marine or head up Mont Faron. A car makes it easier to explore the beaches and neighbouring towns; public transport is also useful for getting around the city.