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Maison Marguerite - Cinq Chambres Villa, Couchages 10
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5 chambres 4Â salles de bain ou plus 10 personnes
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Limoux
- MusĂ©e du pianoâȘ2 min en voitureâŹ
- Abbaye de Saint-HilaireâȘ15 min en voitureâŹ
- ChĂąteau ComtalâȘ25 min en voitureâŹ
- Carcassonne (CCF-Pays Cathare)âȘ24 min en voitureâŹ
Chambres et lits
5 chambres (10Â personnes)
4Â salles de bain, 1Â WC avec lavabo
Salle de bain 1
Salle de bain 2
Salle de bain 3
Salle de bain 4
Salle de bain 5
Toilettes
Espaces
Cuisine
Jardin
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Maison Marguerite - Cinq Chambres Villa, Couchages 10
Look out towards vineyards, wooded hills and even the snow-capped Pyrenees, perhaps with a glass of local sparkling wine in hand, as you enjoy quality time with family or friends at this newly renovated villa with private swimming pool on the edge of Limoux, just half an hour from Carcassonne.
Enter Maison Marguerite and admire the living spaces across the split-level ground floor with characterfully tiled floors, wood beams and modern furnishings. The comfortable lounge features a 65â Smart TV with Netflix, a traditional fireplace and French doors opening out to a garden terrace whilst the contemporary kitchen is beautifully styled and very well equipped.
This attractive French holiday home welcomes up to 10 guests across its five bedrooms. There are two doubles and a shower room on the ground floor alongside three more double bedrooms upstairs, each one with an en suite bath/shower room. Each bedroom is pretty with simple décor alongside modern touches, some enjoying lovely views from the covered upper terrace. Guests also benefit from air-conditioning in the lounge and three upstairs bedrooms.
A few steps away is the swimming pool and decked terrace with sun loungers, an outdoor lounge and al-fresco dining area next to the summer kitchen and barbecue. A fine place to spend time with your family and friends making the most of the relaxing valley vistas. Â
You can also catch a glimpse of Limouxâs old town from the villaâs hillside setting. You can walk to central Limoux in around 1.7km (if you donât mind the steep hill on the way back) or itâs a very short drive. En route pass a highly regarded winery producing the regionâs famous Blanquette de Limoux using traditional methods â tastings (and purchases) can be arranged.
As well as its wine, riverside Limoux is also loved for its Friday morning market on Place de la RĂ©publique, a beautiful arcaded square with shady plane trees and restaurant terraces overlooking the fountain. This is where the Limoux Carnival takes place from January to early March although thereâs plenty going on during the summer months as well. Look out for the Tour de France passing through Limoux or close by!
Discover canoeing and kayaking along the Aude River, lovely long walks through the countryside, cycling trails between villages and towns as well as more challenging hikes in the foothills of the Pyrenees. There's even skiing within an hour in the winter months. Come across Cathar castles, picturesque market towns and gorgeous scenery. Lac de Montbel is only half an hour away with its summer beach, swimming, tree-top adventures and watersports.
Then thereâs Carcassonne and La CitĂ© MĂ©diĂ©vale, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Once you have been enchanted by the medieval citadel, one of Franceâs most visited destinations, enjoy a meal in one of La Bastide Saint-Louisâ bustling restaurants or take a boat trip along Le Canal du Midi â this amazing historic city offers a wealth of experiences for everyone.
Features:
Maison Interiors
Ground Floor (split-level, some steps)
-Â Â Â Entrance and porch
-   Open-plan lounge (via steps) with air-conditioning and French doors leading to garden terrace
-Â Â Â Open-plan dining area
-Â Â Â Open-plan kitchen, equipped to a high standard
-Â Â Â Utility room
-Â Â Â Shower room and WC
-Â Â Â Bedroom with double bed
-Â Â Â Bedroom with double bed
First Floor
-Â Â Â Bedroom with double bed, air-conditioning, access to upper terrace and en suite bathroom
-Â Â Â Bedroom with double bed, air-conditioning, access to upper terrace and en suite bathroom on mezzanine level (via stairs from the bedroom)
-Â Â Â Bedroom with double bed, air-conditioning, access to upper terrace and en suite bathroom
Bedrooms either feature standard double beds or king-size double beds
Outside Grounds
-Â Â Â Swimming pool (10x5m, depth: 1-2.4m) with safety cover. Open approximately May to beginning of October
-Â Â Â Poolside terrace with sun loungers
-Â Â Â Covered terrace with al-fresco dining area and lounge
-Â Â Â Summer kitchen with large gas barbecue, fridge and sink Â
-Â Â Â Surrounding garden/grounds (not levelled)
-Â Â Â Large driveway and parking (several cars)
Other Facilities
-Â Â Â Air-conditioning (lounge and upstairs bedrooms only)
Location:
Maison Marguerite is located on a hillside on the edge of Limoux, a beautiful historic town by the banks of the Aude River. Carcassonne Airport is only half an hour away or you could fly into Toulouse, Béziers or Perpignan, all around 90-120 minutes by car. Limoux has its own train station with regional departures towards Carcassonne and Quillan.
From the villa you can see vineyards in one direction and vistas towards Limouxâs old town in another. On a clear day you may even be able to see the peaks of the snow-capped Pyrenees. It is possible to walk into central Limoux (1.7km) as long as you donât mind the steep hill on the way back. En route pass a highly-regarded winery where tastings can be arranged (guests also receive a discount when purchasing wine).
Indeed, wine-growing is part of Limouxâs rich heritage â vines were first introduced to the region in the 5th century BC before the monks from Abbaye de Saint-Hilaire (14km) started producing the areaâs famous sparkling wine in the 1500s. Blanquette de Limoux is still made using traditional methods and enjoyed across the town â sit back on a restaurant terrace overlooking the fountain on Place de la Republique and watch the world go by with a glass in hand. Indeed, there is a bustling restaurant and bar scene on the square and surrounding streets.Â
The main square also hosts a colourful Friday morning market and itâs where the heart of the action takes place during Limouxâs traditional winter carnival on weekends from January to March, the longest carnival in the world! In July and August there is a charming artisan market on Tuesday evenings.
Stroll to the Aude River to cross the Pont-Neuf bridge, then look back to admire Ăglise Saint-Martin, a riverside church dating back to the 12th century. There are several small museums across the historic town whilst the impressive Basilique Notre-Dame-de-Marceille is a 10-minute drive away.
Meanwhile, the surrounding countryside offers horse-riding, various cycling trails, wonderful walks alongside summer canoeing/kayaking along the Aude River near Alet-les-Bains and Couiza. Challenging hikes are within easy reach including the GR367 Cathar trail (passing near Puivert around half an hour away). Lac de Montbel (30km) is a picture-perfect spot for walking, fishing, summer swimming and seasonal water-based activities. Don't forget that the Tour de France passes through or close to Limoux.
Market lovers shouldnât miss the Monday morning market in the pretty town of Mirepoix (33km) or the bustling market three mornings a week in medieval Foix (68km), also home to the incredible ChĂąteau de Foix. Look out for stunning Cathar castles across the region including Les Quatre ChĂąteaux de Lastours (45km), ChĂąteaude MontsĂ©gur (52km) and ChĂąteau de QuĂ©ribus (73km).
Not forgetting the most famous historic site in southern France, La Cité Médiévale in Carcassonne only half an hour away by car. As well as exploring the UNESCO World Heritage site, take time to soak up the ambience of La Bastide Saint-Louis with its café terraces, wine-bars and markets before walking, cycling or even boating along Le Canal du Midi.
The historic city of Narbonne (88km) is a great highlight of the region whilst the coast is just a little further. If staying in the winter months, note that skiing in the Pyrenees is possible within an hour by car.
Terms & Conditions:
?
ÂŁ500 charged to client's credit card as a pre-authorisation at least 2 weeks prior to arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection.
4.00 p.m.
11.00 a.m.
Yes.
Yes.
On request only and with prior agreement with the owner.
Weddings, stag/hen parties and any special events are not allowed.
A travel cot and a highchair are available on request.
Air-conditioning is featured in three bedrooms only (upstairs) and the lounge area. The two downstairs bedrooms do not have air-conditioning.
For all two-week bookings they will do a linen change a week after arrival.
Flexible.
Yes. However, guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit.
Not allowed.
7 nights. All other durations on request.
Yes.
French Visitors Tax is included.
Yes.
The pool is open approximately May to the beginning of October. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming.
Pets - allowed
Smoking - not allowed
Enter Maison Marguerite and admire the living spaces across the split-level ground floor with characterfully tiled floors, wood beams and modern furnishings. The comfortable lounge features a 65â Smart TV with Netflix, a traditional fireplace and French doors opening out to a garden terrace whilst the contemporary kitchen is beautifully styled and very well equipped.
This attractive French holiday home welcomes up to 10 guests across its five bedrooms. There are two doubles and a shower room on the ground floor alongside three more double bedrooms upstairs, each one with an en suite bath/shower room. Each bedroom is pretty with simple décor alongside modern touches, some enjoying lovely views from the covered upper terrace. Guests also benefit from air-conditioning in the lounge and three upstairs bedrooms.
A few steps away is the swimming pool and decked terrace with sun loungers, an outdoor lounge and al-fresco dining area next to the summer kitchen and barbecue. A fine place to spend time with your family and friends making the most of the relaxing valley vistas. Â
You can also catch a glimpse of Limouxâs old town from the villaâs hillside setting. You can walk to central Limoux in around 1.7km (if you donât mind the steep hill on the way back) or itâs a very short drive. En route pass a highly regarded winery producing the regionâs famous Blanquette de Limoux using traditional methods â tastings (and purchases) can be arranged.
As well as its wine, riverside Limoux is also loved for its Friday morning market on Place de la RĂ©publique, a beautiful arcaded square with shady plane trees and restaurant terraces overlooking the fountain. This is where the Limoux Carnival takes place from January to early March although thereâs plenty going on during the summer months as well. Look out for the Tour de France passing through Limoux or close by!
Discover canoeing and kayaking along the Aude River, lovely long walks through the countryside, cycling trails between villages and towns as well as more challenging hikes in the foothills of the Pyrenees. There's even skiing within an hour in the winter months. Come across Cathar castles, picturesque market towns and gorgeous scenery. Lac de Montbel is only half an hour away with its summer beach, swimming, tree-top adventures and watersports.
Then thereâs Carcassonne and La CitĂ© MĂ©diĂ©vale, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Once you have been enchanted by the medieval citadel, one of Franceâs most visited destinations, enjoy a meal in one of La Bastide Saint-Louisâ bustling restaurants or take a boat trip along Le Canal du Midi â this amazing historic city offers a wealth of experiences for everyone.
Features:
Maison Interiors
Ground Floor (split-level, some steps)
-Â Â Â Entrance and porch
-   Open-plan lounge (via steps) with air-conditioning and French doors leading to garden terrace
-Â Â Â Open-plan dining area
-Â Â Â Open-plan kitchen, equipped to a high standard
-Â Â Â Utility room
-Â Â Â Shower room and WC
-Â Â Â Bedroom with double bed
-Â Â Â Bedroom with double bed
First Floor
-Â Â Â Bedroom with double bed, air-conditioning, access to upper terrace and en suite bathroom
-Â Â Â Bedroom with double bed, air-conditioning, access to upper terrace and en suite bathroom on mezzanine level (via stairs from the bedroom)
-Â Â Â Bedroom with double bed, air-conditioning, access to upper terrace and en suite bathroom
Bedrooms either feature standard double beds or king-size double beds
Outside Grounds
-Â Â Â Swimming pool (10x5m, depth: 1-2.4m) with safety cover. Open approximately May to beginning of October
-Â Â Â Poolside terrace with sun loungers
-Â Â Â Covered terrace with al-fresco dining area and lounge
-Â Â Â Summer kitchen with large gas barbecue, fridge and sink Â
-Â Â Â Surrounding garden/grounds (not levelled)
-Â Â Â Large driveway and parking (several cars)
Other Facilities
-Â Â Â Air-conditioning (lounge and upstairs bedrooms only)
Location:
Maison Marguerite is located on a hillside on the edge of Limoux, a beautiful historic town by the banks of the Aude River. Carcassonne Airport is only half an hour away or you could fly into Toulouse, Béziers or Perpignan, all around 90-120 minutes by car. Limoux has its own train station with regional departures towards Carcassonne and Quillan.
From the villa you can see vineyards in one direction and vistas towards Limouxâs old town in another. On a clear day you may even be able to see the peaks of the snow-capped Pyrenees. It is possible to walk into central Limoux (1.7km) as long as you donât mind the steep hill on the way back. En route pass a highly-regarded winery where tastings can be arranged (guests also receive a discount when purchasing wine).
Indeed, wine-growing is part of Limouxâs rich heritage â vines were first introduced to the region in the 5th century BC before the monks from Abbaye de Saint-Hilaire (14km) started producing the areaâs famous sparkling wine in the 1500s. Blanquette de Limoux is still made using traditional methods and enjoyed across the town â sit back on a restaurant terrace overlooking the fountain on Place de la Republique and watch the world go by with a glass in hand. Indeed, there is a bustling restaurant and bar scene on the square and surrounding streets.Â
The main square also hosts a colourful Friday morning market and itâs where the heart of the action takes place during Limouxâs traditional winter carnival on weekends from January to March, the longest carnival in the world! In July and August there is a charming artisan market on Tuesday evenings.
Stroll to the Aude River to cross the Pont-Neuf bridge, then look back to admire Ăglise Saint-Martin, a riverside church dating back to the 12th century. There are several small museums across the historic town whilst the impressive Basilique Notre-Dame-de-Marceille is a 10-minute drive away.
Meanwhile, the surrounding countryside offers horse-riding, various cycling trails, wonderful walks alongside summer canoeing/kayaking along the Aude River near Alet-les-Bains and Couiza. Challenging hikes are within easy reach including the GR367 Cathar trail (passing near Puivert around half an hour away). Lac de Montbel (30km) is a picture-perfect spot for walking, fishing, summer swimming and seasonal water-based activities. Don't forget that the Tour de France passes through or close to Limoux.
Market lovers shouldnât miss the Monday morning market in the pretty town of Mirepoix (33km) or the bustling market three mornings a week in medieval Foix (68km), also home to the incredible ChĂąteau de Foix. Look out for stunning Cathar castles across the region including Les Quatre ChĂąteaux de Lastours (45km), ChĂąteaude MontsĂ©gur (52km) and ChĂąteau de QuĂ©ribus (73km).
Not forgetting the most famous historic site in southern France, La Cité Médiévale in Carcassonne only half an hour away by car. As well as exploring the UNESCO World Heritage site, take time to soak up the ambience of La Bastide Saint-Louis with its café terraces, wine-bars and markets before walking, cycling or even boating along Le Canal du Midi.
The historic city of Narbonne (88km) is a great highlight of the region whilst the coast is just a little further. If staying in the winter months, note that skiing in the Pyrenees is possible within an hour by car.
Terms & Conditions:
?
ÂŁ500 charged to client's credit card as a pre-authorisation at least 2 weeks prior to arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection.
4.00 p.m.
11.00 a.m.
Yes.
Yes.
On request only and with prior agreement with the owner.
Weddings, stag/hen parties and any special events are not allowed.
A travel cot and a highchair are available on request.
Air-conditioning is featured in three bedrooms only (upstairs) and the lounge area. The two downstairs bedrooms do not have air-conditioning.
For all two-week bookings they will do a linen change a week after arrival.
Flexible.
Yes. However, guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit.
Not allowed.
7 nights. All other durations on request.
Yes.
French Visitors Tax is included.
Yes.
The pool is open approximately May to the beginning of October. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming.
Pets - allowed
Smoking - not allowed
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Ă propos du quartier
Limoux
Ă Limoux, cette villa vous promet de passer un sĂ©jour exceptionnel. Faites le plein de culture aux emblĂ©matiques MusĂ©e des Dinosaures 'Dinosauria' et MusĂ©e du Moyen Ăge, ou mettez le cap sur les incontournables Abbaye de Saint-Hilaire et CollĂ©giale Saint-Vincent de MontrĂ©al. Les agrĂ©ables Ăcluse dâHerminis et Le Sentier Nature et le Labyrinthe Vert mĂ©ritent aussi une visite. Les amateurs de sport nautique de passage dans la rĂ©gion pourront tester la pĂȘche, mais les environs ont Ă©galement beaucoup Ă offrir si vous aimez les activitĂ©s en plein air telles que la randonnĂ©e Ă pied ou Ă vĂ©lo et les promenades Ă cheval.

Limoux
à proximité
- Musée du piano - 2 min en voiture - 1.7 km
- Abbaye de Saint-Hilaire - 15Â min en voiture - 13.1Â km
- Golf de Carcassonne - 21Â min en voiture - 24.9Â km
- Ăglise Sainte Marie-Madeleine de Rennes-le-ChĂąteau - 22Â min en voiture - 22.4Â km
- ChĂąteau Comtal - 25Â min en voiture - 28.3Â km
Comment se déplacer
Restaurants
- âȘL'Odalisque - âŹ3 min en voiture
- âȘBrasserie la Concorde - âŹ3 min en voiture
- âȘBrasserie le Concept - âŹ3 min en voiture
- âȘLe Grand Cafe - âŹ3 min en voiture
- âȘBrasserie le Grand CafĂ© - âŹ3 min en voiture
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