Cottage in Gruissan, 300 m from the beach with Fiber

Entire chalet in Gruissan, France

  1. 6 guests
  2. 3 bedrooms
  3. 4 beds
  4. 1 bathroom
Hosted by Stephane
  1. Superhost
  2. 12 years hosting

Listing highlights

Bay view

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Large recently renovated chalet with stunning views of the front port of Gruissan, La Clappe and the old village where you can spend an ideal vacation.
Close to all shops and the large beach of the chalets (Bakery, Spar supermarket, fishmonger, deli, restaurants...)
Equipped with fiber optics.
*The lists of amenities and information in this listing are indicative, subject to the accuracy of the information provided, verifiable by the owner*

The space
Stunning views of the front port and village
Large recently renovated chalet with views of Gruissan, La Clape and the old village where you can spend an ideal vacation. Renovated in the spirit of the typical Gruissan chalet, comfortable, functional with
its wooded terrace. A stone's throw from the Massif de la Clape, 5 minutes' walk to the beach of the chalets, between the pond and the beach
you can enjoy the preserved and wild landscapes typical of the south... You can practice many sports: water sports, mountain biking (60 km of bike paths), climbing, running, hiking or simple walks
in the Clape.

A comfortable, warm and functional chalet: on the 1st floor a 45 m² living room with views of beautiful sunsets and a shaded terrace protected from the wind. A secure garden surrounds the house where children can play and enter directly on the ground floor through one of the bedrooms that opens through a glass door to the garden.
One of three bedrooms with a view of the front port. Access from the ground floor to the 1st floor is via an
interior staircase.

Guest access
Entire accommodation

Other things to note
In 1964, in the midst of the redevelopment of the Languedoc coast, a development project involved the total destruction of the Gruissan chalets. But the local community rallied and the project was cancelled.

At the end of the 1970s the chalets were connected to the communal sewer, the work was completed in 1981, the ground was raised from 60 to 80 centimeters. The chalets then ceased to be submersible, the stilts would never again have their feet in the water.

With the development of Guissan-Port planned in 1964 and work on which began in 1974, a new tourist orientation took place. Important recreational facilities, services and shops, and public facilities were developed in Gruissan-Plage. The rental offer became profitable. The chalets are equipped: new rooms on the ground floor, garages, barbecues and green spaces.

Where you'll sleep

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What this place offers

Bay view
Sea view
Beach access – Beachfront
Kitchen
Wifi

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Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 49 reviews.

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Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for check-in

Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for communication

Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars for location

Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for value

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Where you’ll be

Gruissan, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
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Neighbourhood highlights

Gruissan is a commune, a seaside resort and a village in the Gulf of Lion located in the urban area of Narbonne, between the Clape massif and the Mediterranean Sea. The old village, between the Gruissan and Grazel ponds, is made up of alleys running around a large block of limestone on which are located the remains of an old castle, the Barbarossa tower. The old village is therefore a circulade.
Several extensions of the village are remarkable: Gruissan-Plage built on the lido separating the Grazel pond from the sea, the seaside resort and its marina, the fishing village of the Ayrolle Pond. The island of Saint-Martin separates the old village from the Étang de l'Ayrolle, it is home only to the fishing village of the pond on its south shore, some wine estates and the salt marshes of Saint-Martin to the east. Similarly, on the part of the Clape massif located in the municipality, the habitat is limited to rare scattered areas.
The main ponds of the commune of Gruissan are the Ayrolle pond and the Campignol pond which extends it to the northeast, the Gruissan pond, the Grazel pond which gives access to the marina basins and the Mateille pond.

The vegetation is halophilic along the coastline and inland (Massif de la Clape) it is scrubland. There are some rare and very rare species, some of which are endemic.

Gruissan is connected only by the sea and the roads that allow you to go directly to Narbonne (east and west), as well as Narbonne-Plage.

Meet your host

Superhost
162 reviews
4.78 out of 5 average rating
12 years of hosting
My work: Business manager
Lives in Narbonne, France
Cheers, My name is Stéphane, I am French, I work as a Business Manager in Public Works and my wife in public works. Our family loves to travel and discover new countries but what we love the most is to learn the history and culture of the country, to walk around the city and eat local food. We are quiet and respectful, and will take care of your home as if it were our own:-)

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Things to know

Cancellation policy
House rules
Check-in after 16:00
Checkout before 11:00
6 guests maximum
Safety & property
Nearby lake, river, other body of water
Climbing or play structure
Carbon monoxide alarm