Villa

1-6 persons
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Pets on request

Adjacent to the buildings of the village of Beaufort is a luxury detached house with air conditioning per room on a plot of approx. 2000 m². The private swimming pool of 5×10 meters is located on a lower part of a beautifully landscaped garden and gives 100% privacy due to the natural greenery . Near the house and the pool are several sun and shade terraces where you can enjoy a perfect view over the vineyards, Pyrenees and surrounding villages.
This luxurious 6-person house is maintained with care, is very complete and tastefully decorated.

With the (covered) swimming pool you can still enjoy a pleasant water temperature in the early and late late season. From October to mid-May, the pool will be covered .

In addition, you can enjoy the beautiful starry sky in the evening in the 6-person jacuzzi! (see option extra charge)

Spacious, comfortably furnished living room with sliding door to the terrace.

WIFI, television (satellite, usual Dutch, also French, German and English channels), stereo system. Dining area with large table and 6 chairs. Open kitchen with induction hob, microwave/oven, extractor hood, dishwasher, Senseo machine and filter coffee machine. Also a very extensive kitchen inventory. In separate room near covered terrace, washing machine (8kg) and dryer.

Utility room with, among other things, large fridge and freezer and other household items such as vacuum cleaner, ironing board/iron etc.

Three cozy bedrooms with double beds (180×200) = 6 1p. mattresses of 90×200 of high quality. There are single duvets throughout.

Bathroom with walk-in shower and extra rain shower, bathroom furniture and free-hanging toilet.

Second bathroom with walk-in shower, bathroom furniture and free-hanging toilet.
Bathrooms/bedrooms are located on different sides of the house, so privacy for everyone!

There is plenty of garden furniture available for the terraces.

Windows equipped with mosquito nets.

Parking in a private enclosed area.

Bakery 2 km
Supermarket 2 km
Sea 35 km
Plenty of restaurants in the area
Lac de Jouarres 4 km
Sights: Minerve, Carcassonne, Canal de Midi (locks)

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We have been coming to this charming village in the south for many years. This holiday home really stands out for us. It i...

Bart gave a 10

Great holiday home in a beautiful location, with beautiful and wide views, amply equipped with all comforts. Very friendly...

Joost gave a 9.0

Wonderful stay in a private house, fully equipped and of high quality! Outside there are several nice sitting areas, a lov...

Marly gave a 9.8

Lovely complete house. Nice location with nice swimming pool and jacuzzi. It was very clean and everything you could possi...

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Had a great experience, smooth contact with the owner. House is clean and fully equipped, even if you like to cook well, t...

Michiel gave a 8.3

Had a wonderful holiday in this fine house! Helpful owners, house was so clean and tidy... Overall we enjoyed!

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Wim Meganck gave a 8.4

Had a fantastic holiday. Lovely relaxed house, very well maintained and clean. Lovely beds to sleep and enjoy all the pea...

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Enjoyed immensely in this comfortable house that is fully equipped. Really everything is there. Very nice surroundings and...

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Since 1997 we have been staying in Beaufort regularly with great pleasure.
Due to architectural background and always wanting to have something to do, our house always remains up to date.
We hope that you can also enjoy our home to the fullest, then you will definitely come back!

A bientôt!

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Explanation of the prices & cancellation policy

If you wish to book more than 2 weeks, you are requested to contact us first via "Ask Cees".

Energy costs are partly included in the rental price! (from May to September)
However, as far as reasonable, otherwise additional consumption will be deducted from the deposit. (think of charging an electric car and incorrect use of air conditioning)
Due to current energy prices, €25 per week will be charged.
Price level August 2025.

Additional costs:

Bed linen (made on arrival) € 12,- p.p.
Jacuzzi (option) first week € 180, - extra weeks € 30, - per week.
Cleaning costs: € 110,-

The deposit is 400 Euro.

When booking, 30% of the rent is paid in advance and the remaining amount is paid no later than 2 months before the start of the rental period.

The deposit will be refunded to your account after the rental period if it turns out that there is no damage and everything is found to be in order. Any damage will be deducted from the deposit.

In the event of obvious errors in the indication of the rental price, we are not obliged to honour it. We reserve the right to change these prices at any time, of course while maintaining the old price for reservations already made.

Cancellation insurance to be arranged by the tenant himself.
Tourist tax € 1.05 p.p.p.n. from 18 yrs.
Pet in consultation.

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Fri 15-May-2026

Minimum stay 7 nights

Week € 890.00

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Minimum stay 7 nights

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Minimum stay 7 nights

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Minimum stay 7 nights

Week € 1040.00

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Minimum stay 7 nights

Week € 1150.00

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Minimum stay 7 nights

Week € 1425.00

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Minimum stay 7 nights

Week € 1490.00

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Minimum stay 7 nights

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Minimum stay 7 nights

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Minimum stay 7 nights

Week € 920.00

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Fri 01-Jan-2027

Minimum stay 7 nights

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Additional costs

Here you will find any mandatory and optional additional costs.

Bed linen

€ 12.00

Per person

Pay at booking | required

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Deposit

€ 400.00

Per stay

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Final cleaning

€ 110.00

Per stay

Pay at booking | required

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Pet(s)

€ 30.00

Per stay

Will be deducted from the deposit

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House rules

Check in: 16:00 - Flexible

Check out: 09:00
Pets on request
Smoking not allowed

Location & area recommendations

Additional information

Minerve lies in the Hérault where the rivers Briant and Cesse meet. The village has a dramatic history. The landscape here is rugged with high altitude differences. Minerve lies on a rock between two flasks that have been carved by the rivers for millions of years, giving it a spectacular view. This village is definitely worth a visit!

Carcassonne, Occitan: Carcassona, is a fortified city in France. It is located in the Occitanie region 90 km southeast of Toulouse, roughly between the Pyrenees and the Montagne Noire. The city lies on both sides of the river Aude and the Canal du Midi goes through the city. The city has an important regional market function due to its central location. The most important employers are the government, services sector, retail trade and tourism. Carcassonne railway station is located in the municipality. It is the largest tourist attraction in France after Paris and Mont-Saint-Michel. The most famous landmark is the fully restored fortified old town, La Cité de Carcassonne. This Ville fortifiée historique de Carcassonne has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1997. [1] It is the best example of a medieval city in Europe, which is almost completely preserved, and the largest preserved fortress from the Middle Ages. The actual city center, where the town hall is located, is the Ville Basse, the lower town, or Bastide St. Louis. It was built in the 13th century as a refuge for residents of the neighborhoods that used to be built around the Cité and which were completely demolished. Two bridges over the Aude connect the old Cité and the new city, called the Pont Vieux and the Pont Marengo.

Canal du Midi World Heritage Culture Canal du Midi 02.jpg Country Flag of France France UNESCO region Europe and North America Criteria i, ii, iv, vi Inscription Course UNESCO-no. 770 Registration 1996 (20th session) CanalDuMidi map.jpg UNESCO World Heritage List The Canal du Midi (Literally: Canal of the South) is a 250 km long canal through France between Toulouse and the Mediterranean Sea. It runs through the Occitanie region. The canal starts in the channeled Garonne (Canal de Garonne) near Toulouse and ends at the Étang de Thau near the fishing village of Sète. Near Sallèles-d'Aude, a short branch of the canal was dug to the Aude, and from there the Canal de la Robine to Narbonne and Port-la-Nouvelle on the Mediterranean. History The Romans and Leonardo Da Vinci had already conceived an idea for a canal through France, but the same problem always arose: overcoming the ridge in the dry Languedoc province. In the seventeenth century the pressure increased to avoid the one-month and two thousand-kilometer detour around the hostile Spain. The canal was eventually constructed by Pierre-Paul Riquet and the Italian François Andréossy in the period 1667-1680. The waterway was fed in the Languedoc region by a 30 km long feeding channel. The Lac de Saint-Ferréol was also constructed, the largest reservoir of that time. The canal has many other artworks, such as stair locks, aqueducts, a tunnel, etc. That is why it was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1996. Famous are the aqueduct or "pont-canal" at Béziers, which spans the Orb, the stairways of Fonserannes (9 locks) and Castelnaudary (4 locks) and the round lock at Agde that also connects the canal to the Hérault.

Beaufort In Beaufort in the post office you can buy fresh bread and croissants every day. The restaurant, located in the old village school, is a must and is for most villas within walking distance, about 500 m walk, The terrace is under the trees and in the summer there is a special evening organized. Furthermore you will find in the village a "Chateau" from the 12th century. This Chateau towers high above the village. In the "chateau part" with its narrow streets are still inhabited houses, partially restored. In one of the towers is a chapel that still serves. Olonzac is about 2 km away where you can go for daily groceries. Every Tuesday morning there is a nice market and you can enjoy a cup of coffee at Café de la Poste. There are a butcher's shop / caterer, newspaper stand, restaurants and various bakeries.