Charming Provencal house ideally located in the Gulf of Saint Tropez, on a hill with a beautiful unobstructed view of Grimaud, Port Grimaud and the sea.
On a closed wooded domain with swimming pool (separate children's pool) and tennis courts.
Various terraces, petanque court, 3 spacious bedrooms with patio doors to the terrace, 2 bathrooms.
House is approx. 110m2, terrain approx. 1200m2 (on a hill), 2 private parking spaces and a few guest places (shared with 2 neighbours).
Air conditioning and roller blinds in all bedrooms and in the living room, double glazing, fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, oven, gas / electric hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, kettle, nespresso; Wi-Fi; TV with built-in Chromecast; barbecue; awning on the balcony.
The house is detached on one side with a garden with various terraces on 3 sides of the house without any view. From the balcony beautiful unobstructed view with beautiful sunsets over the hills and bay of Saint Tropez.
There are 2 parking spaces at the house.
Due to its central location (D98) you will find within 1 km: beaches, shopping centers, restaurant-bar, LunaPark, various family activities.
Saint-Tropez (6km); Port Grimaud (3km); Beaches of Pampelonne (11km).
The domain borders directly on a nature reserve.
remark:
* access to the house via a staircase, which makes it less suitable for the disabled.
* the domain is centrally located on the D98 and easily accessible from all directions, even in high summer you can do your shopping without traffic jams and go to the beach. The result is that the road outside can be heard on the north side of the house. (not inside)
* About the name Cocorico: (kukeleku in French)
Cogolin means 'little rooster' and owes its name to the history of the bay, which is closely linked to the sea; also called the Grand Bleu. In ancient times, this small Mediterranean bay attracted a large number of Roman, Celtic and Greek conquerors. In AD 68 Torpes, steward of Emperor Nero who refused to renounce his Christian faith, was tortured and killed in Pisa by the emperor. His remains, accompanied by a rooster and a dog whose only food was the corpse of the deceased, were thrown aboard a boat on the Arno. The Christians of present-day Saint Tropez found the boat, hid the remains of the Holy Martyr and erected a chapel for it. Torpes gave its name to Saint Tropez, the rooster inspired the name of the neighboring village of Cogolin (meaning "little rooster" means) and the dog, that of Grimaud (meaning "old dog").
Pampelonne mobile home on the beach
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From
per night € 169,-
v.a. per week
per week
€ 1,186,-