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The holiday home is a self-contained 38 m² property for four people. It has a separate bedroom for two and a living room where the sofa bed provides two additional sleeping places. The bathroom is private, and the whole property has air conditioning. Step-free access and adapted features, including a low washbasin, make it easier for wheelchair users to get around.

The private kitchen includes a fridge, dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave and kitchenware. An indoor dining area lets you eat in the house; outdoor furniture extends the living space onto the balcony and terrace. The windows offer several views, including of the garden, pool and mountains. A private entrance, flat-screen TV and coffee machine complete the facilities. This layout brings together a separate bedroom, a living area and additional sleeping places in one property.

Free private parking is available on site, with an electric vehicle charging point and a space for guests with reduced mobility. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Indoors, air conditioning, heating and a flat-screen TV provide comfort while you relax. The kitchen is equipped for preparing meals, and the washing machine lets you take care of laundry during your stay.

Outside, the garden, balcony and terrace provide several places to sit. The private pool has toys and a fence; a barbecue is available for cooking outdoors. Families can make use of the playground, baby safety gates, and books or games for children. The property is wheelchair accessible and on the ground floor. There is also a café on site.

Roquebrune-sur-Argens stretches between the old Provençal village, newer districts and the Argens Valley, in the Var. The old centre, with its narrow lanes and stone houses, retains the feel of a southern French village. The commune combines heritage, natural landscapes and vineyards; it suits travellers who want to alternate walks, local discoveries and trips to the coast. In summer, the heat makes it worth planning walks for early morning or late afternoon.

In the village, the Maison du Patrimoine and historic passages such as the Porte du Bourget tell the story of the area. Les 25 ponts is an old structure to discover on a walk. Domaine du Blavet is a stop for anyone interested in the area's vineyards. The Water Glisse Passion water park offers a family activity. Fréjus railway station, 9 km away, serves the coast and surrounding area; a car is handy for reaching villages, beaches and hiking trailheads. The house's free private parking means you can leave your car on site.

The trails and hills of the hinterland are suited to walks, while the Saint-Endréol and Roquebrune golf courses offer another option for the day. In spring and autumn, temperatures are pleasant for visiting the lanes and wine estates; September and October are the grape harvest period in the region. In summer, you can plan a morning exploring the village, then spend the afternoon by the pool or on a trip to the Mediterranean.