La maison du rouquet

The holiday home has a separate bedroom and a living room, with a maximum capacity of two people according to the accommodation details. It covers 50 m² and has a private bathroom with a shower. The living room provides a separate seating area and includes a sofa bed, while the bedroom has a double bed. The garden view and access to the terrace give this home a layout geared towards outdoor living.

The private kitchen is integrated into the living space and includes an oven, hob, refrigerator, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. A dining area lets you eat on site. The fireplace, barbecue and outdoor furniture complete the facilities. Bed linen and towels are provided, and the private entrance gives you an independent property rather than a room in a shared building.

The property has free private parking on site, with no advance reservation required. Inside, the kitchen has the equipment you need to prepare meals: an oven, hob, refrigerator, microwave, toaster, kettle, coffee machine and kitchenware. A table lets you eat indoors, while an outdoor dining area extends the time you can spend on the terrace.

The garden, outdoor furniture and barbecue complete the available spaces. The private bathroom has a shower, toilet and hairdryer; bed linen and towels are provided. The property is entirely on the ground floor and is wheelchair accessible. A fireplace, fan, heating and mosquito net are also among the facilities. The house does not have an internet connection. Check-in is between 15:00 and 18:00; guests must let the property know their arrival time in advance.

Le Beausset is a small town in the Var, in the Provençal hinterland between the hills and the coast around Bandol. Vineyards shape part of the landscape, while roads connect the village to the limestone hills and neighbouring towns. The area suits travellers who want to alternate village walks, visits to wine estates and days on the coast, with a car making it easy to get from one place to another.

Le Beausset centre is 2.4 km away and is a useful starting point for exploring the lanes and Notre-Dame de l’Assomption Church. The hilltop village of Le Castellet, 4.3 km away, has medieval lanes and views over the surrounding hills. Motorsport fans can drive to the Paul Ricard circuit, 6.8 km away. The nearby wine estates offer another way to explore the Bandol region. To reach the coast, you can visit Bandol and its beaches by car; its railway station is 9 km from the house.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often well suited to walks in the villages and visits to wine estates. In summer, Bandol’s beaches attract more visitors, and the heat makes morning outings more pleasant. You could start the day with a walk in Le Castellet, continue with a visit to Bandol’s wineries, then finish by the sea. The hills of the hinterland also offer walking routes to choose from according to the season and conditions on the day.