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The house has three separate bedrooms and sleeps up to six people. The layout suits families or groups of friends who want to share the living spaces while having separate rooms for the night. There are three double beds across the bedrooms. The en-suite bathroom and the house’s two bathrooms make stays with several guests more convenient.

With an area of 80 m², this holiday home also has a living room, a fully equipped kitchen and a terrace. The balcony and windows look out over the garden, mountains, town or inner courtyard. Air conditioning, soundproofing, a washing machine and a dishwasher round out the amenities. The terrace with barbecue extends the living spaces outdoors, while the flat-screen TV offers a way to relax inside.

The house has a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a children’s pool and a fence around the pool. The sun terrace, outdoor furniture, outdoor dining area and picnic area provide different spaces to enjoy fine weather. A barbecue and its facilities let you prepare meals outdoors. Inside, the shared lounge has a TV area.

Amenities include air conditioning, heating, free Wi-Fi throughout the house and free private parking on site. The kitchen is equipped with a coffee machine, oven, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. A high chair, board games and puzzles are available for family stays. Nearby activities include hiking and cycling; the accommodation also offers bicycle and car hire.

Cogolin is a Provençal town in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, between the Mediterranean coast and the Maures hills. Its centre combines shopping streets, squares and old houses; the surrounding area features vineyards, hills and neighbourhoods facing the sea. It suits travellers who want to enjoy the beaches while staying in a town that is less exclusively seaside than the resorts along the coast.

The Clock Tower and Musée Sellier offer a glimpse of local heritage, while the Botanical Trail lets you discover the region’s vegetation. The village of Grimaud, 2.3 km away, has sloping lanes and the remains of its medieval castle. The beaches of Port Grimaud and Marina de Cogolin are about 5 km away. A car makes it easier to explore several towns around the gulf; hiking and cycling are also available nearby.

In summer, the beaches and ports attract more visitors, and the days are well suited to swimming and boat trips from the coast. Spring and early autumn often bring milder temperatures for exploring the villages and trails. You can spend a day walking around old Grimaud, taking a break by the water and returning to Cogolin to enjoy the terrace. The nearby wine estates also offer the chance to discover Provençal wines, particularly during the September and October grape harvest.