Villa Vergeron / La Croix-Valmer

From 9,000 EUR to 16,200 EUR/week
Ref.: FST89
The property is no longer available with Finest Holidays.
Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 4 Sleeps: 8 + 2
Pool: 1
Pool Pool

Description

The luxury Villa Vergeron  is a recently built holiday home that has been finished to the highest standards and benefits from direct access by foot to the sea at La Plage du Vergeron. The tastefully decorated interiors have tiled floors, white exposed beamed ceilings and modern furnishings in soft, neutral colours.

The holiday villa is part of a gated community with controlled access and entry code. From here a driveway leads down to the property, to the private parking area and the garage for two cars. To the Mediterranean side of the house there is a delightful garden with lawns, olive trees and various plants, and views, through the trees to the sea.

The swimming pool (10 x 5) is secured by the latest technology alarm system and can be heated on request. And from the garden there is a gate onto the shore path that leads to the beach, only normally used by the occupiers of the few properties on the domain.

You can watch amazing picture post card sunsets from Gigaro, just round the corner, with its large family orientated beach and its coastline rich with protected species of flora and fauna: the beach continues onto a marine path which zigzags between the picturesque rocky inlets, of which La Plage du Vergeron is one.

Layout
Ground Floor: Small entrance hall with guest cloakroom. Steps down to living room with large glass doors opening to terrace, garden and pool: there is a TV with large plasma screen. The living room leads to the open plan kitchen and dining room, with doors to terrace and garden, and also with doors to the outside eating area and BBQ. The kitchen is equipped with American fridge freezer /ice maker, dishwasher, vitro-ceramic hob, oven, coffee machine & toaster.

Stairs lead from the rear of the kitchen to a laundry room with washing machine and dryer. There is also access to the garage, useful for food and drink deliveries.  2 double/twin bedrooms (beds 180), one with en suite bathroom, one with en suite sh0wer room, both open onto garden.

First Floor: Master bedroom (double or twin)(bed 180) with en suite bathroom (bath and separate shower), with TV, and small terrace, with views through the trees to the sea.

Lower Ground Floor: Guest bedroom (double or twin) (bed 180)accessible from outside or from internal staircase, with en suite bathroom. Adjoining living room with TV.

All the bedrooms open onto the garden and pool. There are two cots and two high chairs at the property.is a recently built luxury holiday villa has been finished to the highest standards and benefits from direct access by foot to the sea at La Plage du Vergeron. The tastefully decorated interiors have tiled floors, white exposed beamed ceilings and modern furnishings in soft, neutral colours.

The  villa is part of a gated community with controlled access and entry code. From here a driveway leads down to the property, to the private parking area and the garage for two cars. To the Mediterranean side of the house there is a delightful garden with lawns, olive trees and various plants, and views, through the trees to the sea. The swimming pool (10 x 5) is secured by the latest technology alarm system and can be heated on request. And from the garden there is a gate onto the shore path that leads to the beach, only normally used by the occupiers of the few properties on the domain.

You can watch amazing picture post card sunsets from Gigaro, just round the corner, with its large family orientated beach and its coastline rich with protected species of flora and fauna: the beach continues onto a marine path which zigzags between the picturesque rocky inlets, of which La Plage du Vergeron is one.


Features

Sleeps 8+2
Sea views
Walk to beach
Swimming pool, with pool heating possible
BBQ
Air conditioning in bedrooms
Honesty Wine Bar
Sky satellite TV.
Secure domain, the house also has an alarm system.
Beach bars within a few minutes’ drive
Food and drink delivery on request
Wifi & High speed internet


Prices & Service

From 9,000 EUR to 16,200 EUR/week

What's included

Maid service 3 hours daily, 5 days per week, payable locally.
Additional maid hours, cook, butler and chauffeur available on request.
Sheets changed weekly, more often on request at extra charge.
Concierge service available to arrange extra services, massage, local information and restaurant/club reservations.

This service is based on a week-long stay and services may be tailored to your exact requirements during the booking process. Exact services included with each booking will be listed on the Booking Confirmation.


Location

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Gigaro , beach restaurants & shop:  1.5 kms,
La Croix Valmer, shops and market: 2.5 kms
La Plage de debarquement , beaches: 1.5 kms
Club 55 and Pampelonne Beaches: 10 kms
St Tropez Harbour: 13 kms
La Mole Airport & Heliport: 18 kms
Nice airport: 115 kms

Distances to airports 
St. Tropez/La Môle (LTT): 15km - La Môle airfield has regular flights to Nice, Geneva, Basle-Mulhouse and Munich
Toulon-Hyères (TLN): 53km
Nice (NCE): 106km
Marseille (MRS): 145km


Infos/Activities

La Croix-Valmer on the Saint-Tropez peninsula lies approx. 10 minutes by car from the centre of world-renowned St Tropez. The small village has some interesting "Belle Epoque"-buildings. But it's the coast, the views to the Iles d'Hyères, the beaches, an open air theatre, authentic cafés à la Provençal and the Maures Massif which make La Croix-Valmer to a lovely holiday place.

Beaches at La Croix-Valmer are: Plage du Debarquement; Plage de la Bouillabaise; Plage du Vergeron; Plage de Sylvabelle; Plage Héraclée; Plage de Gigaro; Plage de Jovat and Plage des Brouis. The beaches are served by a free shuttle bus.

The Mediterranean seaside holiday resort Saint Tropez is still very popular with tourists, although the Jetset and in-crowd have long since left it behind. Set on the deep blue waters of the Bay of Saint-Tropez, this modern version of a medieval town is most popular for the line of yachts along the quai, and the facing line of terrace cafés, divided by a parade of strolling tourists and slow cruising expensive cars.

Behind the cafés, picturesque small streets and old buildings are popular for shops and restaurants. There are endless possibilities for buying gifts of proof that "you've been here". As Gassin is in the area of the Côte de Provence wines a multitude of vineyards around this charming summer holiday resort and nearby St Tropez offer wine tasting along with their products.

Beach Clubs
There are a few beaches on the Baie de St. Tropez, east of town, but most are along the beautiful Baie de Pampelonne, three miles southwest of town (technically in Ramatuelle). While a few are public, you can only access the worthiest stretches by paying admission to one of the beach clubs listed here. They're fancy affairs, with facilities including restaurants, lounge chairs, changing rooms, and showers, and occasionally dance floors and open-air hot tubs. Many have live DJs (forget about peace and quiet), and each has its own personality.

Club 55
Probably the classiest and most discreet, with the choicest clientele of world politicians, Russian and Middle Eastern businessmen and, of course, Kate Moss, members of the Princely Family of Monaco and Formula-1 racer. Sir Elton John and Giorgio Armani also used to show up. Hugh Jackman, Michael Douglas and wife Catherine Zeta-Jones were amoung those spotted here. The simplest possible cabin in the early 1950s, Club 55, was adopted as their canteen by the people making "And God Created Woman" - the Bardot movie that put St Tropez on the world stage. It has never lost its appeal among the good looking, best dressed, powerful and the clever. To have any chance of a summer table, book ahead. Be prepared to pay extraordinary amounts of money for some pretty humble catering.
Contact: +33 494 55 55 55
Voile Rouge
If folk in the Club 55 are talking business and maybe even signing contracts (it does happen), at the Voile Rouge they're more likely to be watching lightly-clad babes saunter the on-site catwalk - or eating shellfish from their taut, flat stomachs. The establishment has been pretty unbridled since 1967, and shows few signs of slowing up. By day, there's a certain licence in the air. By night, it can grow distinctly frisky.
Contact: +33 494 79 84 34
Tahiti Beach
The oldest beach club (est 1946) fronts a hotel of the same name and appeals to more mature types, in an exclusive sort of way. You can't miss it. It's right at the northern end of Pampelonne and distinguished by bright orange parasols laid out on the sands in military formation.
Contact: +33 494 97 18 02
Les Jumeaux
A good choice for kids, not least because they have a playground with games available, and a decent children's lunch menu. Otherwise, there's a swish of Parisian chic about the place - plus a taste for installation art right on the beach. Les Jumeaux is also one of the rare beach restaurants open for lunch all year round. Think dishes like chicken supreme with coriander.
La Bouillabaisse
St. Tropez
Tel: +33 4 94 97 54 00
Not far from the center of town, this quiet, sandy beach club is ideal for families with children, since it overlooks the calmer, shallower waters of the bay. The stylish restaurant is a fashionable place to dawdle over grilled fish and a chilled bottle of rosé. Open daily 10am to 7pm.
Nikki Beach
Plage de Pampelonne
Ramatuelle
Tel: +33 4 94 79 82 04
www.nikkibeach.com/sttropez
Hangout of the same supertanned, blonde-streaked, designer-clad Euro crowd who spend winter roosting at the original Nikki Beach in Miami or the St. Barths branch. Disco music thumps away all day long, and the young rich get their kicks by spraying one another with bottles of icy bubbly. Expect men in leopard-print posing cups (think Speedos, but much, much smaller) and topless women with white cowboy headgear. Open daily noon to 8pm.
Plage des Graniers
St. Tropez
A public beach located just below the citadel that overlooks the harbor, Graniers is the best bet for those without wheels or who don't want to get stuck in the traffic jams that begin and end any day at Pampelonne. It is free, and there is a restaurant on-site.

Pampelonne Beach Clubs
Tahiti Area: Tropezina,Bar du Soleil,  Tahiti, Le 1051 new , Moorea
Tamaris Area: Lou Lou new, Les Palmiers new, L’Orangerie new
Pampelonne Camping Area: Toison D’Or, Neptune, Tiki Beach, Tiki Club
Boulevard Patch Area: Club 55, Cap 21, La Serenca Hotel de Paris new, Byblos Beach new
L’Epi Area: La Reserve Beach Club new, Verde new, Nikki Beach
Gros-Vallet Area: La Cabane Bambou, Indie Beach, L’Esquinade, Tropicana, Migon

Sporting Activities
Cycling: France provides wide, empty roads and flat or rolling countryside suitable for biking
Boules: This typical French game can be played nearly everywhere; many towns provide dirt, gravel, hard-packed sand squares as playing surface for boules. The famous squares in St Paul de Vence and St Tropez are particularly enjoyable places to enjoy a game of boules
Hiking: Plenty of hiking paths are found throughout southern France, notably the Var region, including the Chemin des Douaniers around the St Tropez peninsula
Windsurfing: 5 excellent windsurfing schools with rental facilities for equipment (St Tropez/Pampelonne or Theoule-sur-Mer)
Waterskiing: Try waterskiing at a water sports school in Saint Tropez (Pampelonne Beach) or Theoule-sur-Mer
Swimming: Take a swim in the sea and discover one of many beaches around Saint-Tropez, Nice or Cannes
Golf: Approximately 20 golf courses can be found in the region. The climate means golf can be played all year round, perfect for an off-season break. Beauvallon, an 18 hole course, has stunning sea views
Scuba Diving: There are diving centres at St Tropez, Ramatuelle and Theoule-sur-Mer
Tennis: Tennis courts are reasonably numerous throughout the region, including those at St Tropez, l'Escalet and Theoule-sur-Mer
Sailing & Kayaking: Boats may be rented from various points along the Cote d'Azur, including l'Escalet, Ramatuelle