The Mas consists of dining room, kitchen, living room with wood burning fire, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, glass conservatory for dining, terrace with large awning for outside dining, lawned gardens with beautiful flower beds, garden furniture to relax and enjoy the stunning views. HD TV with English sat. channels, media player with large collection of movies, dvd player with surround sound, Bose i-deck & i-pod with large collection of music, a library of books and free WI-FI.

Great care has been taken to tastefully furnish the house to the highest standard as a private home, not a holiday let. The property sleeps six in three bedrooms. Two of the bedrooms have double beds and the third two single beds (this room has a low ceiling on one side, similar to an attic room). The kitchen is very well equipped, including dishwasher, double oven etc. Also, there is everything required for outdoor living Mediterranean style, including a large gas-fired barbecue. The utility room with washing machine and dryer is situated on the bottom terrace and the house is fully supplied with linen, bedding, towels, etc., which are changed weekly. The owners request that you do not smoke indoors as the majority of guests are non-smoking.

One of the many excellent features of the property is your sole use of the very large swimming pool, which is 52 ft. long, 18 ft. wide and 9 ft. at the deep end, set on the large lawn in front of the mas with a fantastic panoramic view of the valley. There are sunbeds round the pool and a shaded area under the Mulberry trees with table and chairs.

Great care has been taken with the high standard of furnishing and design to help create something special in this beautiful location.

Prices include fuels, all linens, bathroom towels supplied and changed weekly. Pool towels also supplied.

Regret, only children over ten. The accommodation is limited to a maximum of six people.

PRICES from £500.00 to £1,700.00 weekly, depending on dates and number in party, available between May and October.

Property Details


Address
Pyrenees Orientales

Location
France > Languedoc-Roussillon > Pyrenees Orientales

Postcode
66150

Breakage deposit
£ 300.00

Number of bedrooms
3

Number of bathrooms
2

Max people
6

Check In
17.00

Check Out
10.00

Nearest airport
Perpignan

Distance to Airport
1 hour

Distance to Beach
1 hour

Price From
£ 500.00 (Weekly)
Pyrenees Orientales Area Information
Picturesque Montferrer village, which is only a short walk, is now appearing in many tourist guides because of its old Romanesqe church and its spectacular views of the valley and coast. Although very small, it has a bar/restaurant, summer shop, swimming pool, crazy golf, children's play area and tennis court (rackets are available at the house). Locally available are guided walks, tours of local vineyards, pony trekking, 4x4 Off-roading, trout fishing and the professional 18 hole golf course at Falgos. The owners highly recommend a stout pair of shoes suitable for walking as the local signed walks offer spectacular and stunning views impossible to see any other way!

The closest shops and supermarkets are in Arles-sur-Tech, a 15 minute drive.

The ancient Romans were the first people to use the valley for rest and recuperation and were responsible for the Spa towns and churches. For centuries many great musicians and artists have been attracted to the Pyrenee Orientales, the sunniest region of France. In recent times, most of the great modern artists, Picasso, Matisse, Chagall and Dufy, to name but a few, have lived in the area and found it a great source of inspiration, from the beautiful village of Collioure on the coast with its ancient castle built by the Kings of Majorca, to the spectacular mountains. Also, whilst in exile from fascist Spain, Picasso lived for some time in Ceret, a small town at the start of the valley, which now boasts a famous modern art museum. The region is rich in Cathar history and castles and the majority of these are situated amidst the vineyards.

On both sides of the border there are many coastal resorts, from picturesque fishing villages to large towns. Over the border in Spanish Catalonia, which is a thirty minute drive, there are many places of interest. In about 600BC the area was colonised by the Greeks and Phoenicians and they planted many of the vines and olive groves in the region. Of particular interest on the coast are the extensively excavated ruins of the Graeco/Roman city at Empuries. Close to the border is the town of figueres where Salvador Dali lived most of his life and his large home has now been converted to a Dali Museum. Many guide books and maps are available at the house.

During the summer months there are numerous events and concerts of all types. Of particular interest are the classical orchestral concerts in the castle on the coast at Collioure and just over the border in Spain at Castello Perallada, and also, many concerts and events in Perpignan. In French and Spanish Catalonia the activities and places to visit are too numerous to mention, but there is a large collection of guide books, map