Holiday Lettings in Occitanie, France | Houses and Villas (5 results)
New region of France created in 2016 from the former French regions of Languedoc-Roussillon and Midi-Pyrenees.
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£805
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Modern villa in quiet village of Ginestas. Walking distance of the Canal du Midi and 45 minutes drive to beach. Private secluded pool in large south facing garden with covered terrace. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (1 ensuite) plus cloakroom and large well equipped open plan living, dining, kitchen area.
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Ref 12035
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£425
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This peaceful villa is the perfect place to unwind, being set in its own, private, Mediterranean garden and within easy walking distance of the village centre. The main terrace faces south west, with stunning views, giving a perfect backdrop to sip the local wine as the sun sets.
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£500
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The house benefits from an ideal setting in the countryside situated in the golden triangle between Sarlat, Rocamadour and Gourdon. It is ideal for relaxing and to unwind and will suit all ages and especially extended families and those with young children & pet friendly as well.
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£99
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300 years of history reside in the thick stone walls of this two family sized farmhouse. In a calm and beautiful Pyrenees hamlet it is ideally suited to nature lovers, people who want to spend quality family time surrounded by stunning beauty of a national park. Swimming pool and childrens play area
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€75
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Maison Delmas Chambres d’Hotes (Bed & Breakfast) is set in the medieval Village. The house built in 1779 is Maison de Maitre sympathetically restored in the traditional style, with period furniture and muted colours.
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The Minervois sub-region has strong historic connections to the Cathars of the 12th century, and right back until Roman times and earlier. The Minervois is a wine-making area that produces very high quality wines without the price-tag of better known wine regions.