3 Bedroom Villa in Aigues-Mortes

The villa sits in a traditionally styled gated community and is on three floors with 3 double bedrooms and an open plan ground floor that leads onto a south facing decked area. The waters edge is a few feet away protected by railings making the house safe for young families. 
 
The immediate group of houses has exclusive use of the swimming pool situated within metres of the house (from 15th April to 31st October). The masterbedroom has a private roof terrace for discrete sunbathing or sun downers looking towards the ramparts of Aigues-Mortes. 
 
The spacious master bedroom with en-suite shower room takes up the entire top floor with a large private roof terrace overlooking the marina. On the first floor are 2 large double bedrooms sharing a bathroom with separate w.c. One bedroom has its own balcony whilst the other has large double windows looking out over the water. The ground floor is open plan with a fully equipped kitchen, a separate w.c. an oak dining table with 8 seats and a large L shaped settee. French doors lead out onto the South facing decked terrace that has a large table and eight more chairs to provide open air dining sat by the waters edge. The property is equipped with Digital TV, Internet and telephone (VoIP). 
 
All bedrooms have air conditioning and heating . 
 
There is a dedicated Parking Space opposite the front door. There is also a locked garage in which are stored inflatable canoes, fishing rods, tennis racquets etc for the free use of the guests at their own risk.  
The Photographs of the rear do not show railings accross the back of the property. These have now been fitted with an access gate for security and safety. 
 
Quai Saint Louis is part of the newest marina development to be built in the South of France. Modelled on traditional fishermen’s houses, the feel is that of a typical Provençal fishing village. The marina opens directly onto the Canal de Sete a Rhone which leads to the Mediterranean Sea and its many beaches or links inland to the National Park of the Camargue. It is possible to hire boats locally on an hourly, daily or weekly basis and with the boat moored at the bottom of the garden; you can access all the beaches, the local towns of Aigues Mortes and Grau du Roi and the surrounding region from your door without ever using the car. 
 

The spacious master bedroom with en-suite shower room takes up the entire top floor with a large private roof terrace overlooking the marina. On the first floor are 2 large double bedrooms sharing a bathroom with separate w.c. One bedroom has its own balcony whilst the other has large double windows looking out over the water. The ground floor is open plan with a fully equipped kitchen, a separate w.c. an oak dining table with 8 seats and a large L shaped settee. French doors lead out onto the South facing decked terrace that has a large table and eight more chairs to provide open air dining sat by the waters edge. The property is equipped with Digital TV, Broadband Internet and telephone (VoIP). All bedrooms have air conditioning and heating .

The house is situated in the Gard and is next to the Camargue Regional Park, a Unesco World Heritage Site famous for its unique ecological balance. The park is home to wild white horses, herds of black bulls and over 400 species of birds including pink Flamingoes. 
 
Within 40 minutes drive are the two towns of Nimes and Arles both, with their Roman Amphitheatres, their regular festivals and many other attractions. Further afield are the cities of Avignon, Marseille and Aix en Provence, all well within reach for a day out. Only 20 minutes away is the beautiful city of Montpellier with one of the oldest university in the world.  
 
All this together with the beaches of the Mediterranean, the wines and food of the Rhone Delta and over 300 days of sunshine a year combine to make this area a truly fantastic place for your holiday. 
 
To plan your trip, visit http://www.ot-aiguesmortes.fr/ 

• Nearest Airport : Montpellier at 18 kilometers distance;
• Nearest Train Station : Aigues-Mortes at 1 kilometers distance
• Nearest Town : Aigues-Mortes at 1 kilometers distance
• Travel Info: The nearest airports are: Montpellier (18km) served by Easyjet, Ryanair and Air France Nimes (28km) served by Ryanair Marseille (83km) is served by Ryanair, Easyjet, Air France and British Airways Perpignan (186km) is served by BMI Baby and Ryanair Nimes, Montpellier, Perpignan and Marseille airports are all served by the main car hire companies like Hertz, Europcar, Avis, SIXT and National Citer Aigues-Mortes train station is 1km away Two bus services run from the station which goes to Montpellier and Nimes and to le Grau du Roi and la Grande Motte where the beaches are situated We however recommend hiring a car for the duration of your stay in order to enjoy all what the area has to offer

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The house is situated in the Gard and is next to the Camargue Regional Park, a Unesco World Heritage Site famous for its unique ecological balance. The park is home to wild white horses, herds of black bulls and over 400 species of birds including pink Flamingoes. A significant feature of the area is the ‘Gardianes’, the last true cowboys who herd the black bulls on horseback. The park has many stables offering horse rides into the lagoons, vineyards and marshes.

Within 40 minutes drive are the two towns of Nimes and Arles both, with their Roman Amphitheatres, their regular festivals and many other attractions, provide ideal cultural destinations. Further afield are the cities of Avignon, Marseille and Aix en Provence, all well within reach for a day out. Only 20 minutes away is the beautiful city of Montpellier with one of the oldest university in the world. It is also the main commercial and shopping centre for the region and is another perfect destination.

All this together with the beaches of the Mediterranean, the wines and food of the Rhone Delta and over 300 days of sunshine a year combine to make this area a truly fantastic place for your holiday.
Aigues-Mortes
A short walk from the house is the medieval walled town of Aigues-Mortes. Built in the 13th Century by King Louis IX from which to launch his crusade, the town has changed little. Bristling with restaurants and bars, art galleries and shops, the town provides something for everyone, especially during their festival season when wild bulls run through the streets and the town reverts to its medieval roots.

Grau du Roi
At the mouth of the Canal de Sete about an 8 minute drive from the house is the fishing port of Grau du Roi famous for its fish restaurants and adjacent to this is L’Espiguette beach, several kilometers of golden sand dunes and shallow bathing. Many other beaches line the coast providing a different one for every day of your stay.