Delightful house in medieval market town of Cogolin

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The first floor houses the master double bedroom with ensuite bathroom, plus two twin bedrooms, separate shower room and toilet. The top floor consists of a large dining and living area with a newly installed, fully equipped, open-plan kitchen featuring a six-burner range cooker and state-of-the-art American fridge with drinks dispenser, which can chill a bottle of white wine in 30 minutes. In the living room is satellite TV and an iPod music system. Through French windows, the large roof terrace bathes in sunshine all day, with plenty of outdoor furniture for relaxing and dining and unbeatable 360 degree views across the slopes of the Massif Des Maures. There is a grand, modern utility/laundry room on the ground floor, with separate Miele washing machine.

Activities in and around Cogolin include: swimming, tennis, golf, cycling, fishing, horse riding, mountain biking, paragliding, go-karting and boules. Of course, this is the Cote d’Azur so the sandy beaches, marinas and glamorous attractions of the Riviera are all within easy access by car. The nearest beach is Marines de Cogolin, a couple of miles away. St Tropez and St Maxine are also an easy drive, as are the bustling harbours of Port Grimaud (10 minutes), Marine de Cogolin, St Maxine and St Tropez. Sailing, wind-surfing, water skiing and of course, sunbathing and dining in style are all in abundance!

Around Cogolin there are some glorious walks in the Massif as well as numerous other perched hilltop villages. Inland is the spectacular Gorges du Verdon – the world’s second largest river canyon and considered to be Europe’s most beautiful.

Cogolin is on the slopes of the Massif Des Maures range and has been described as ‘cascading down the hill’. It’s full of picturesque, narrow streets and historical interest, with an 11th Century church, clock tower and ancient fortifications amongst its charms. The Wednesday and Saturday markets fill the air with the scent of Provençal herbs and spices. Cogoiln is also a real working town, alive all year round, and is known for its traditional craftsmanship, producing reeds for woodwind instruments, smoking pipes and wrought-iron furniture. The town has all the usual amenities, such as supermarket, banks, shops and restaurants. Around Cogolin there are some glorious walks in the Massif as well as numerous other perched hilltop villages. Inland is the spectacular Gorges du Verdon – the world’s second largest river canyon and considered to be Europe’s most beautiful. ... read more »hide »

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NOTE: * 2008-09 prices per week (GBP):
Winter season 1 Nov - 14 Mar £850
Mid season 27 Sept - 31Oct 08, 14 Mar - 16 May 09 £500
High season 6 Sept - 27 Sept 08, 20 Dec 08 - 3 Jan 09, 16 May - 4 July 09 £700
Peak season 4 July - 5 Sept 09 £850
* Booking Policy

Send an initial booking deposit of 30% or £150, whichever is greater.

Full payment must be made 6 weeks prior to arrival. If the booking is made less than 6 weeks before your arrival date, the full amount will be required.
* Cancellation Policy

In the event that you are unable to take your holiday, our cancellation policy is as follows:
Cancellation up to 12 weeks prior to your holiday - 50% of the initial deposit will be refunded.
Cancellation up to 8 weeks prior - the deposit is non-refundable and you will owe nothing more.
Cancellation less than 6 weeks prior - no refund is possible.
It may be wise to investigate holiday insurance to cover any cancellation costs of your holiday.

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