Teeing off
Keen golfers can try the 18 hole course at Golf Saint Thomas near Béziers, or the 27 holes at Cap d’Agde.
Sartena
Lézignan la Cèbe, Pézenas, Languedoc
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Low season flexible arrivals with minimum 4 nights stay - please call for price
Accommodation
At a glance
- Sleeps 6
- 2 Double Bedrooms
- 1 Twin Bedroom
- 3 Bathrooms
- Air Conditioning
- WiFi
- Shared Pool
- Shop 600m
- Ground Floor: Principal double bedroom (A/C) with en suite shower room and private garden/terrace access. Twin bedroom (single bed and pull out single, A/C) and en suite shower room. Washing machine.
- First Floor: Open plan living/dining/kitchen (dishwasher, microwave, oven, hob, TV, WiFi, coffee machine) with doors to terrace. Double bedroom (A/C) with en suite shower room.
- Outside: Shaded dining terrace and small garden area with sun loungers at first floor level. Garden may also be accessed via external staircase from ground floor. Secure parking area for all residents.
- Shared gated swimming pool within grounds (13.4m x 5.9m).
Sartena offers you comfort and style in a 3 bedroom link detached villa with access to a shared pool and within the domaine of a renovated 18th Century Chateau. Close to the bustling and popular old town of Pézenas (3km), just 10 minutes stroll into the local village and only 30 minutes drive to the Mediterranean coastline.
The beautiful accommodation is one of 12 small villas in the grounds of the chateau boasting cool tiled floors in a local travertine stone and excellent facilities. Located towards the end of the residence and surrounding woodland Sartena will suit couples and families wanting a lovely base from which to explore this beautiful and varied part of the Languedoc. The spacious grounds and splendid shared swimming pool is open mid May to mid September.
Lézignan la Cèbe is the closest small village (10 minutes walk) with grocer's shop that also stocks bread. There are also 2 Michelin starred restaurants in the area for those who enjoy a more gastronomic experience! During the summer months guests will enjoy the local Pézenas Estivales, an event every Friday evening where wine and local produce come together. You can be lounging on the beach at Marseillan-Plage (35km) within 30 minutes’ drive or eating oysters on the coast for dinner in Agde (24km). The colourful city of Narbonne is just 60km for day trips and Montpellier airport is a 45-minute drive.
- The pool is open mid May to mid September.
- Min 4 night stays possible (not including July and August), please call for price.
Pricing & Availability
Additional Pricing Information
All Prices are per property, not per person.
Please note: A local tourist tax of £1.10 per person per night is payable for each party member aged 18 or over. We will add this amount to your booking.
Location of Sartena
Locality
Great Things to Do Near Sartena
Visit Narbonne
Take a day trip to this attractive and interesting city which was once a seaport but now lies about 15km inland due to centuries of silt pushing the shoreline out. However, the Canal de la Robine offers a pleasant waterside setting for a stroll. After working up an appetite, the large covered marketplace, Les Halles, is a great place for soaking up the atmosphere whilst sampling some tasty morsels. In the afternoon, take in the sights which include a partially built cathedral, the medieval bishop’s palace with museum and art gallery, and the Horreum, a Roman underground warehouse.
Discover Pézenas
Take a leisurely stroll around your local town, an utterly charming place with much of historic interest, and a lovely atmosphere thanks in part to its antiques and arty shops. Stop for a drink or lunch in one of the many cafés and restaurants.
Taste the local wines
In such a key wine-growing area, it would be almost a crime not to sample some Languedoc wines during your visit! You can even take a vineyard tour to see a little behind the scenes and meet the vintners.
Walking and cycling
Bike hire is available in Pézenas and there is plenty of opportunity for cycling as well as walking in the surrounding countryside, which is characterised by rows of vines. Families will find easy-going routes suitable for all ages alongside the Canal du Midi.
Market day
Every Saturday morning, local traders set up their stalls in Pézenas for the large weekly market, a riot of colour and activity. Browse the wares, taste some regional specialities, and buy fresh produce for your meals back at the villa.
Game set match!
There are tennis courts in Pézenas. Don't forget to bring your racquets with you!
Day at the beach
With its 6km of fine sand, family-friendly Marseillan-Plage can be reached within half an hour. Just along the coast, Agde is a pretty town and popular seaside resort with several beaches, and also a large water park which might be a draw especially for the younger members of your party!
The harbour town of Sète
Head down to Sète, where an authentic fishing village feel prevails. Unusually perched on a narrow strip of land between a large enclosed lagoon and the wide Mediterranean, with a canal between the two passing through the town, there seems to be water everywhere you look! Unsurprisingly therefore it is nicknamed the 'Venice of the Languedoc'. Drawbridges and swing bridges cross the canalways which are lined by colourful buildings, and it is fascinating to watch the comings and goings of the brightly painted boats around the fishing port and the pleasure craft in the marina. Maritime traditions have survived here, and a famous sailing festival is held in April, called Escale à Sète.
A picture postcard walled city
As you approach Carcassonne, the sight of the medieval cité sitting atop its hill guarded by multi-tower ramparts won't fail to inspire. This superbly restored fortified town is a real delight to behold, with its fairytale turrets and cobbled streets full of boutique shops and inviting restaurants. It also has a dramatic history to discover, with stories of siege and tragedy as well as trade and prosperity. For all these reasons, it is deservedly popular, so we recommend getting there early in the day.
Get to know Molière
Pézenas has a special connection to the playwright, Molière, who spent time here with his travelling theatre company. A festival celebrating his works is held every year in June. You will come across various mentions of Molière around the town, including his famous armchair which can be seen in the Vulliod Saint Germain museum.
Water sports
... can be enjoyed on the coast at Cap d'Agde (sailing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, stand-up paddling, canoeing, kayaking, jet-skiing and rubber ring tow rides) or on the lake at Marseillan (canoeing & kayaking, boat hire).
Birdwatching
The Etang du Bagnas is a small but lovely lake nature reserve which is good for birdwatching. There are limited routes accessible on foot or by bike through the reserve, or you can stop at the viewpoint just outside of Marseillan Ville.
In and around St Guilhem le Désert
The medieval town of St Guilhem le Désert is well worth a visit for its lovely setting, its Romanesque abbey and its ruined castle. And in nearby St Jean de Fos, you can visit the Argileum (a pottery museum) and La Grotte de la Clamouse - either take a guided tour through the caves to see the superb stalacmites and stalagtites, or explore via zip lines and tightropes!
