House in Le Porge
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this house rental
A beautiful, well-equipped, single-story family home measuring 145 m², featuring a large modern kitchen, a spacious living room with a fireplace, and a living-dining room that opens via two floor-to-ceiling windows onto the wooden deck and the heated pool. The villa features a 3,000 m² garden that guarantees peace, quiet, and relaxation. It is located 10 km from the ocean and Lacanau Lake, and 5 minutes from the center of Le Porge.
For sleeping arrangements, there are 3 bedrooms with queen-size beds, two bathrooms, and a separate restroom.
Outside, there is a large terrace shaded by awnings with a heated and secure pool, an outdoor BBQ with a plancha grill, a large dining table, and lounge chairs in a spacious, tree-lined garden.
The house is located in a very quiet neighborhood, at the end of a private driveway away from the road and close to the forest.
Please note that cell service is weak in this area and that even the Wi-Fi can be unreliable at times
In fact, it’s the perfect place to unplug!
Close to bike paths
Near Lacanau Lake
Supermarkets 3 km away
Sheets and towels are optional and must be paid for upon arrival.
10 km by car from the ocean beaches
15 km from the Arcachon Basin
Smokers and pets welcome
Market:
Year-round: Thursday mornings, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Place Saint Seurin (Place de l'Eglise).
In summer: night markets every Saturday evening in July and August, starting at 7:00 PM, at Place Saint Seurin (Place de l'Eglise).
Saint Seurin Church
The very first church in Le Porge, dating back to the Middle Ages, was most likely located at a place called Gleyze-Vieille (on Avenue de l'Océan).
The current building stands on the site of the former 14th-century church, as evidenced by certain parts still visible inside. This first church, which had become too small to accommodate all the town’s residents, was rebuilt in 1892, following a decision passed by the town council in 1890.
Designed in the Neo-Gothic style, it was inaugurated on July 31, 1893, and dedicated to Saint Seurin, patron saint of the parish and bishop of Bordeaux in the 5th century.
The Church of Le Porge is a vibrant place, open to the public, and located on the Way of St. James: pilgrims can mark their point of origin on a world map.
For sleeping arrangements, there are 3 bedrooms with queen-size beds, two bathrooms, and a separate restroom.
Outside, there is a large terrace shaded by awnings with a heated and secure pool, an outdoor BBQ with a plancha grill, a large dining table, and lounge chairs in a spacious, tree-lined garden.
The house is located in a very quiet neighborhood, at the end of a private driveway away from the road and close to the forest.
Please note that cell service is weak in this area and that even the Wi-Fi can be unreliable at times
In fact, it’s the perfect place to unplug!
Close to bike paths
Near Lacanau Lake
Supermarkets 3 km away
Sheets and towels are optional and must be paid for upon arrival.
10 km by car from the ocean beaches
15 km from the Arcachon Basin
Smokers and pets welcome
Market:
Year-round: Thursday mornings, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Place Saint Seurin (Place de l'Eglise).
In summer: night markets every Saturday evening in July and August, starting at 7:00 PM, at Place Saint Seurin (Place de l'Eglise).
Saint Seurin Church
The very first church in Le Porge, dating back to the Middle Ages, was most likely located at a place called Gleyze-Vieille (on Avenue de l'Océan).
The current building stands on the site of the former 14th-century church, as evidenced by certain parts still visible inside. This first church, which had become too small to accommodate all the town’s residents, was rebuilt in 1892, following a decision passed by the town council in 1890.
Designed in the Neo-Gothic style, it was inaugurated on July 31, 1893, and dedicated to Saint Seurin, patron saint of the parish and bishop of Bordeaux in the 5th century.
The Church of Le Porge is a vibrant place, open to the public, and located on the Way of St. James: pilgrims can mark their point of origin on a world map.
Amenities at Cottage with heated pool in a quiet forest setting
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Le Porge
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