Villa provençale familiale avec piscine

The villa is a detached 350 m² property arranged around five bedrooms and three bathrooms. It can accommodate up to ten people. The sleeping arrangements include four large double beds and one double bed. Three living areas provide space to spend time together, while the separate bedrooms give everyone their own space.

The fitted kitchen includes a fridge, dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave, kitchenware and coffee machine. There is also an en-suite bathroom, additional toilets and a shared toilet. Air conditioning, a washing machine, tumble dryer and outdoor furniture are among the facilities in the house. The balcony and terrace overlook the garden and mountains; the private pool and barbecue extend the time you can spend outdoors. There is also a flat-screen TV and a fireplace.

The villa has a private pool surrounded by sun loungers and parasols, with a fence around the pool. The garden, balcony and sun terrace offer several outdoor spaces. A barbecue and outdoor dining furniture let you make the most of these facilities, and board games or puzzles are also available. The house is detached and air-conditioned.

Inside, the kitchen is equipped with an oven, hob, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge and microwave. You will also find a coffee machine, kettle, fireplace and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa. Free private parking is available on site, and pets are allowed at no extra charge.

Grimaud is a Provençal village in the Massif des Maures, with an old centre perched on a hillside and lanes climbing towards the remains of the castle. Stone buildings, small squares and old houses make up the setting of this Var village, distinct from the bustle of the coast. This accommodation suits travellers looking to alternate days at the beach with walks in the hinterland, with family or friends. The mountain views are a reminder that the Gulf of Saint-Tropez is more than just its coastline.

You can explore Grimaud’s historic centre on foot, between the castle, the mill and the Chapelle des Pénitents. The Pont des Fées offers a walk to a stone structure amid the vegetation. For the sea, the beaches of Port Grimaud and Beauvallon are accessible by car; Port Grimaud, with its canals and bridges, offers another way to explore the gulf. Saint-Tropez and the other coastal villages can be reached by road. A car is useful for exploring the area and choosing a different beach or village each day.

In summer, the coast attracts many visitors and the beaches are particularly busy; setting off early lets you enjoy the seaside before the busiest hours. Spring and the shoulder season are well suited to walks around old Grimaud, visits to wine estates and trips to the villages of the Var. A day can begin with a stroll through the lanes and around the castle, then continue with a swim or some time by the pool. Local markets and estates also offer a taste of the region’s produce and wines.