This charming 60m² stone holiday home is set on a 536m² plot and offers a private, tranquil retreat. The property features tiled terraces surrounding the home, including a 6m² covered area, and a beautifully landscaped garden with a parking space. Located on the edge of a holiday park, the property enjoys plenty of privacy. The park itself spans 52 hectares, with 11 hectares divided into plots ranging from 250 to 600m². Within the park are around 130 chalet caravans, 8 Abeille chalets, and 30 stone summer homes, all connected to essential utilities such as sewerage, water, and electricity, each with its shower and toilet.
Each accommodation unit is uniquely decorated, offering a personal touch from the owners. The park provides a variety of activities, allowing guests to enjoy them in groups or individually. Whether you're seeking relaxation in the peaceful surroundings or adventure in the beautiful Languedoc/Gard region —with opportunities for canoeing, cave exploration, horseback riding, and more—this park offers the perfect balance.
The park offers a range of on-site facilities to enhance your stay. Guests can enjoy a large swimming pool and a separate children's pool, both open from May to September with lifeguard supervision. The park also features a restaurant and bar, where you can relax on the spacious covered terrace, available from April to September. For outdoor recreation, there's a playground, volleyball court, and table tennis, as well as a lit Jeu de Boules court. A tennis court is available for an additional fee, and laundry services are also provided for a fee. In high season, there’s an entertainment program for children, along with a reception area and a library.Additional amenities include a bread service, a sports field, and free Wi-Fi throughout the park.
ArrangementLiving dining room with a corner sofa (possibly sofa bed), TV, radio-CD player, DVD player, dining table, and air conditioning (can also function for heating)Sofa bed for 2 people in the living roomSatellite TV (Dutch channels) and Chromecast with private internetSpacious kitchen with gas stove, large fridge-freezer, combi microwave, and Senseo coffee machineBathroom with luxury shower cabin, toilet, and washing machineBedroom with bunk beds and a pull-out sleeping armchair (converts into a full bed)Bedroom with double bed (160 x 200 cm)Hall with coat rack and large cupboard, including board games, kitchen appliances (food processor, grill plates, air fryer), and a high chairFree Wi-FiThe property has a garden and a terrace.Lilliputienne is situated on a peaceful, green plot of over 500 m² at the edge of the park. The terrace in front of the house is furnished with 2 sun loungers, a wooden cupboard, and a cushion box. The side terrace includes a dining table with 4 chairs (extra chairs available) and a box filled with items for pool and/or outdoor activities. The rear terrace features a lounge set, while the garden area offers 4 additional sun loungers.Additional InformationThere is a parking space next to the house.Lilliputienne is a fully equipped holiday home, where comfort and enjoyment are our top priorities, and we've made sure our younger guests are well-catered for. According to the feedback in our guestbook, we have successfully achieved this goal.The house is available for rent year-round, with a minimum stay of 5 nights and a maximum occupancy of 5 people.Final cleaning is included in the price.
This region boasts a rich history and a diverse landscape that captures the essence of southern France. Starting with the Mediterranean Sea, visitors can enjoy beautiful sandy beaches before encountering the gently rolling terrain, dotted with inland lakes such as the 'Étang du Thau' and the 'Étang du Vic'. Along the coastline, charming towns like Sète, Agde, Pézenas, and Béziers boast histories that date back well before the beginning of the common era.
As you venture further inland, the landscape opens up to vast vineyards that stretch across the land, with even more striking scenery to the north where the hills become more prominent. Here, the terrain alternates between limestone, slate, and red bauxite soils, particularly noticeable around the stunning 'Lac du Salagou'. The sight of vineyards growing among the rocky outcrops is truly breathtaking, with vines flourishing despite their rugged surroundings.
The region is also home to impressive geological formations. Rivers have carved vast beds into the limestone, creating dramatic landscapes like the 'Cirque de Navacelles', the 'Gorges d'Héric', and the dry landscape around Mourèze. In places, rivers disappear underground, leaving behind caves and grottoes. The renowned Clamouse stalactite caves are among the most beautiful in France and are a must-see for nature enthusiasts.
In addition to the natural wonders, the area has several reservoirs, perfect for water sports enthusiasts. Archaeological sites add to the region’s charm, with the 'Oppidum of Ensérune' revealing remains dating back to the 6th century BC. Visitors can explore excavations on a hill that offers a glimpse into the ancient past.
Agde also holds remnants from its days as a trading hub with the Greeks and Romans, while Béziers features the famous 'Les Neuf Ecluses', a series of nine consecutive locks, an engineering marvel and a popular attraction. For those interested in modern architecture, Montpellier is a must-visit, where the architect Bofill has designed an entire district blending sleek concrete structures with ancient Greek column-inspired design, showcasing a remarkable fusion of the old and new.
Bed linen is not provided, please ensure you bring your own.Pets are welcome at no additional charge.The price includes mandatory final cleaning.The living room is equipped with air conditioning.In winter, the air conditioning unit also serves as a heater, and an additional electric heater is available for extra warmth.Please note that young groups and parties are not permitted.
Reference: BN35257
Pets - allowed
Travel documentation/Instructions will be sent by mail to clients, after payment
