Magnificent stone house in the heart of the Fayence region

## Space

The house is spread over two floors and has been designed to seamlessly integrate the interior and exterior spaces. The entire ground floor opens directly onto the various outdoor spaces: pool side or garden side. Upstairs, there is a bedroom with access to two balconies. On the roof of this bedroom is a large solarium that allows you to admire the 380-degree view, completely alone and unoverlooked.

You can cook, eat, or simply relax with family or friends.
Several sun loungers are available for you to lounge around and be lulled by the sound of the cicadas.

The ground floor consists of a large living/dining room and a separate kitchen. The living and dining areas open onto each other.
The separate kitchen offers all the necessary equipment for your meals: stovetop, oven, microwave, and dishwasher.
On the ground floor, there is also a shower room, a toilet, and the last bedroom, which opens onto a covered terrace, perfect for your meals.

Fiber optic Wi-Fi

There is parking for two vehicles in front of the house entrance.

Upon arrival, you will find linens (sheets, bath towels, bath mats), toilet paper, shower gel bottles, and a kitchen cleaning kit (dishwashing liquid, all-purpose cleaner, laundry detergent, dishwasher and washing machine tablets).

## Access

All areas of this villa are for guests; we will ask guests to take care of the property upon arrival.
We have put a lot of love into ensuring you have the best possible vacation, so please respect this.
Smoking is prohibited in the villa, and we ask that you only smoke outside, using an ashtray with a little water.

## Interaction

As professional concierges, our entire team will do their utmost to prepare your stay in our wonderful region.

An automatic message will be sent to you via the app with our email address, or if you prefer, we can simply communicate via the app.

## Neighborhood

The Pays de Fayence

In the Var region, nine hilltop villages, each with a remarkable medieval heritage, stand one after the other in the heart of unspoiled landscapes. This is the Pays de Fayence.

Perched on a hillside, Fayence is famous for its international gliding center. Its winding streets, its watchtower, a remnant of the former castle of the bishops of Fréjus, its fountains and wash houses, its bread oven, and the remains of the ramparts add to its charm. Step into the large 18th-century Baroque church dedicated to Saint John the Baptist and climb to the foot of the Clock Tower, where there's an orientation table, for a beautiful view over the village rooftops and the surrounding mountains.

Located on the Balcon de l'Esterel, Montauroux is a succession of narrow streets, squares, and fountains, lending a peaceful atmosphere to this 11th-century Provençal village. Not to be missed is the Saint-Barthélemy Chapel and its rich interior decoration dating from the 17th and 18th centuries.

Perched on a rocky peak, the feudal castle of Callian is surrounded by typical medieval streets lined with old residences. As you climb to the highest point of the village, the Esterel and Tanneron mountain ranges will reveal themselves before you. You can also glimpse the glazed-tile bell tower of the Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption church.

At 814 meters above sea level, Mons is the highest village in the Pays de Fayence! Stroll through the old narrow streets, admire the church's beautiful Baroque altarpieces, and enjoy an extraordinary panorama from Place Saint-Sébastien.

Tourrettes' distinctive features are its small staircases and vaulted passageways. Around one of the streets, you'll reach Place de l'Horloge, the highest point in the village, with its breathtaking views of the Massif des Maures, the Esterel Mountains, and the sea in the distance!

If you love flowers, then the town of Tanneron will delight you, with its hills covered in mimosa trees. Their blooms, between December and March, will offer you a true visual and olfactory delight.

As for Seillans, it is one of the most beautiful villages in France. Cobbled streets, fountains, a feudal castle, a Saracen gate, and a 12th-century church constitute its historical heritage.

Located on the edge of the Esterel massif, the village of Saint-Paul-en-Forêt is surrounded by pine and oak forests. Lovers of old buildings will enjoy strolling along its charming alleyways and will visit the 18th-century Saint-Paul Church and the Saint-Joseph Chapel. Located on Pincounillier Hill, the latter offers a beautiful view of the surrounding area.

Nestled in the heart of a preserved environment, the village of Bagnols-en-Forêt, with its pleasant wooded areas, is ideal for walks in the great outdoors, offering numerous views of the surrounding landscapes. Nearby, the Blavet Gorges, with their rock walls reaching 80 meters high, are breathtaking.

## Transit

You will be 15 minutes from highway exit 39 "Les Adrets/Fayence"
30 minutes from Grasse, Cannes, Mandelieu, and Draguignan
Several shopping centers are less than a 5-minute drive away

## Notes

If you would like regular cleaning, it is available upon request.
This service costs €35 per hour.

One or more changes of sheets and towels are available upon request.
A complete kit, including a bed and two towel sets, costs €40.