Bungalow with shared pool

Entire home in Olonzac, France

6 guests
3 bedrooms
3 beds
1 bathroom

Rated 4.92 out of 5 stars.

12 reviews

Hosted by Corinne

1 year hosting

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Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. Small bungalow built in wood near Lake Jouarres (50 m) and in the heart of the Minervois vineyards. A shared indoor pool will enhance your stay. An ideal holiday spot to enjoy the climate in the Canal du Midi region. The accommodation has 3 bedrooms with double beds (160 x 200 and 2 of 140 x 190), a fully equipped kitchen. Sitting area under the pergola and shaded dining area under the roof.

The space
Modern wooden bungalow in the "Les Cottages du lac" Residential Leisure Park. Currently about a third of the 70 locations are built. Quiet place in the middle of the vineyards. Bedding for the 3 beds provided as well as 6 shower towels. Nespresso machine and filter machine.

Large shared pool, covered and openable in case of good weather, with secure entrance and demarcated area for small children and progressive depths. Hour 10-8pm from April to October.

100 m away:
Lake Jouarres (96ha), where you can relax and swim on the beach (supervised swimming in July/August), water games, fishing, kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, trail around the lake. Coffee/brewery on premises as well. There is a way to request a fishing permit (from one day) online

Guest access
Access possible by car and bike. Homps is 1.8 km away and Olonzac is 2.2 km away. 51 m2 bungalow with 3 bedrooms (double beds), living room/kitchen, shower room, toilet, covered terrace, parking space next door. 3 steps to access the terrace and the entrance

Other things to note
Quiet surroundings and nature, ideal for families or couples.
Permanent place of residence for some residents of the PRL, where noisy parties are prohibited