Villa Bleucassis

Villa Bleucassis offers several accommodation options, from an entire 200 m² villa to double rooms with private bathrooms. The villa has four bedrooms and can accommodate up to ten people; it also has a kitchen, a terrace and a private pool. This option suits families or groups who want to share living spaces while having several bedrooms.

Each of the three double rooms accommodates two people and opens onto a terrace with garden views. They have a separate entrance and a private bathroom with a shower. The Deluxe Double Room has a very large double bed, while the two rooms named Deluxe Room have a large double bed. Their amenities include a fan, an iron and either a dressing room or towels, depending on the room. The villa also offers air conditioning and a flat-screen TV.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture. The sun terrace is a place to enjoy the sunshine, while sun loungers and pool or beach towels accompany time spent around the outdoor swimming pool. Pool toys are also available. A mosquito net, heating and a fan add to the practical amenities.

Air conditioning, a separate entrance and family rooms are among the facilities on offer. Free internet access is available in the shared areas, and parking is provided on site. The private bathrooms have a toilet and a shower; the rooms also offer garden views and a socket near the bed. Non-smoking rooms and ironing facilities complete the amenities at Villa Bleucassis. Together, the outdoor relaxation areas and useful facilities make it suited to stays as a couple, a family or a group.

Taradeau is a village in the Var, in the Provençal hinterland, surrounded by hills, vineyards and roads connecting the small communities of the Dracénie area. Its atmosphere is that of a rural village rather than a seaside resort: visitors come for the scenery, wine estates and a stay away from the coast's main tourist routes. The village centre, 1.3 km away, offers a glimpse of local life and its historic heritage.

The Tour de Taradelle, 1.7 km away, is a local historical landmark. Wine lovers can visit Château l’Arnaude and other nearby estates, while Château d’Astros is 2.7 km away. Les Arcs, 5.5 km away, adds a village stop to your exploration of the region. Les Arcs–Draguignan railway station is 5 km away and serves the area; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages, estates and sites of the Dracénie.

Spring and autumn are well suited to vineyard visits and walks through Provençal scenery, with temperatures generally milder than in the height of summer. Summer days are often hot, so plan visits for early morning and save the sunniest hours for a break in the shade or by the pool. An outing could combine a wine estate, a walk around a nearby village and dinner in the Taradeau area. The Var coast is within reach for a day trip, while the hinterland offers a quieter way to explore vineyards and villages.