Magnificent apartment - near the beach

This charming, comfortable apartment is perfect for a tourist or business stay.
It's 35 square meters, has two bedrooms with plenty of storage space and can accommodate up to 6 people.
You'll love its location, close to all amenities.

We look forward to welcoming you :)

## Logement
Located on the 3rd floor without elevator, it comprises :
- two bedrooms with a double bed, a cot and two single beds;
- a fully-equipped kitchen
- bathroom;
- a living room with a sofa bed for relaxing after a day out.

The following facilities are available: Senseo coffee machine, filter coffee machine, private parking space, microwave, television, washing machine, hairdryer, oven, crib, iron, etc.
Bed linen and towels are provided at extra cost.

One of the apartment's assets is its location. It's close to the beach and shops (bakeries, groceries, butchers, delicatessens, bars, ice-cream parlors, tobacconists, restaurants, the port).

Places of interest close to the property:
- Narbonne Plage 7 minutes' walk (5 km of beach, pleasant seafront, ideal for walks with children);
- Blockhaus de Château Rouquette 3 minutes away by car;
- the Massif de la Clape and its vineyards 6 minutes away; and much more...

We look forward to welcoming you :)

## Emplacement
Capital of Narbonnaise Gaul, residence of the Visigoth kings and archiepiscopal city, Narbonne is a 2,500-year-old City of Art and History with a rich heritage. In the heart of the historic center, two listed buildings are a must: the Saint-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur cathedral and the Archbishops' palace.
Afterwards, there's nothing like a coffee break on one of the terraces of the lively Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, before continuing your journey towards the Canal de la Robine and its charming Promenade des Barques, where you can enjoy a ride on an electric boat.
When it comes to museums, Narbonne is also well endowed, with its archaeological museum housing a remarkable exhibition of Roman paintings, its Art and History museum rich in fine and decorative arts collections, its lapidary museum housed in the former Notre-Dame de Lamourguier church, and Charles Trenet's birthplace, now entirely dedicated to the famous Fou chantant.
And there's plenty of fun to be had every year at the end of August with the Trenet festival, which celebrates French chanson through concerts, shows, bodegas and street arts!

## Transports
- Narbonne train station: 22 minutes by car.
- Narbonne Airport: 17 minutes away by car.