About the House
- Property: House
- Sleeps: 4 - 6
- Bedrooms: 2
- Bathrooms: 1
- Receptions: N/A
The mediaeval village of St. Jeannet is one of the most enchanting in the Alpes Maritimes. It is only 6km from the Roman town of Vence and 20km from Nice and the sea.
Features
The house is on the edge of the village, it is a restored house on an original mediaeval site. The holiday letting is on the top floor, consisting of a large kitchen/living room with a settee/double bed. There is a double bedroom and bathroom, and a mezzanine floor provodes room for additional sleeping accommodation. A spacious terrace garden enjoys unique unobstructed views of a panorama of the Mediterranean coast and the surrounding hills and villages of the Baie Des Anges, Cap d'Antibes, Cagnes-sur-Mer, St Paul de Vence and Vence. Everything required can be purchased in St Jeannet, which has several restaurants, bakers, butchers and grocery shops, a post office, chemist, doctor, dentist and hairdresser. The ancient cathedral town of Vence, only 6km away, has excellent restaurants, art galleries and a swimming pool with it's own restaurant and supervised pool for children. There are also fascinating street markets on Tuesdays and Fridays, delightful shops and English is spoken in the banks and at the Tourist Information Bureau.
Main Facilities
- Off Road Parking
- Cooking Facilities
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Provided
- Towels Provided
Free parking is available by the cemetery below the house during the day. But this means carrying luggage etc up the stepped route to the house. However there is a new large car park at the top of the village which is free from 7pm to 9am. This is convenient to park and carry luggage to the house and then take the car to one of the free car parks the following morning. If you have walking or fitness problems a holiday here is not recommended. Many of the villagers and we however are well into our mid-seventies and manage very well. Sheets, towels and pillowcases are provided and there is a washing machine available.
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Location
The area is ideal for walking, climbing and picnics - but only very experienced climbers should ascend rock faces. Alternatively the sea and beaches are within 15km. Bus services to Vence and Nice are available from the bus station.
Activities
- Swimming
- Climbing
- Walking / Hiking
Rental Rates (Per Week)
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Rental Price: From GBP £160 to GBP £320 per week
Rental Notes
Rental duration starts at 4pm on the day of arrival and the apartment should be vacated by midday on the day of departure.
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Availability Notes
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Calendar
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