La VILLA SANARY Coeur de Portissol - Parking privé- Prise recharge voiture

The entire villa has two bedrooms and can accommodate up to four people. It suits families or small groups who want to stay together while having separate rooms for the night. Both bedrooms have double beds, and the private bathroom is shared by the accommodation. The living room combines a seating area and a dining area, while the equipped kitchen lets you prepare meals on site.

The total area is 70 m². Air conditioning, a washing machine and a dishwasher make longer stays easier. The terrace, with outdoor furniture and garden views, extends the living space in fine weather. The villa also has a private entrance, a flat-screen TV, an oven, a microwave and a coffee machine. Towels and bed linen can be provided for an additional charge.

The villa has a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals, with an oven, hob, fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle and kitchenware. The dishwasher and washing machine are practical comforts for stays of several days. There is also a coffee machine, a dining table and a seating area.

Outside, the terrace, garden furniture and outdoor dining area let you enjoy the fresh air around the house. The garden and sun loungers complete the space. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofed bedrooms are provided for indoor comfort. Free private parking is available on site, along with a charging point for electric vehicles. Wi-Fi is free and suitable for video calls and streaming. The villa is entirely on the ground floor and has a private entrance.

Sanary-sur-Mer is a port town on the Var coast, known for its harbour lined with colourful façades, fishing boats and lively narrow streets. The Portissol neighbourhood has a seaside feel, with coves and beaches ideal for swimming. Families enjoy coastal walks and days by the water, while boating enthusiasts can watch the activity in the harbour and see its traditional pointus fishing boats.

Portissol Beach is 480 m away, and Cousse Bay Beach offers another place to swim. For a cultural outing, the Frédéric Dumas Museum traces the history of underwater diving, which is closely linked to local maritime life. Notre-Dame-de-la-Pitié Chapel, on the heights, offers another glimpse of Sanary's heritage. The town centre and port are easy to explore on foot, among the quays, squares and shopping streets. Ollioules-Sanary railway station is 3.4 km away; a car is useful for exploring the other coastal resorts.

Summer brings many visitors and gives the town a lively pace, while spring and early autumn are good times for walks and meals on a terrace. A day might begin with a visit to the Provençal market and a walk around the port, followed by a swim at Portissol or a boat trip along the coast. Winter is quieter, but the quays and narrow streets are still pleasant to explore in mild weather. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 28 km away.