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Jeanne-M Turner
Rte 'Ermitage de St Ferreol'
Ceret
66400

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Price per week:

price from €2000

Telephone:

0468872528

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0662214420

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Welcome to our stunning villa in Ceret! The ground floor features a laundry room equipped with an extra American style fridge, freezer, washing machine, and sinks. Additionally, there is a convenient shower and washroom. On the first floor, you will find four spacious double bedrooms, two of which feature large carved Catalonian double beds. Another bedroom offers a cozy French double bed. The children's room is perfect for accommodating multiple guests, as it contains four bunk beds and a single bed with a visitors bed beneath. We also provide a cot and high chair for families with young children. The first floor opens onto a magnificent balustraded solarium/terrace with breathtaking views of Mount Canigou, the pool, and the beautiful gardens below.

Outside, you can enjoy our summer BBQ and kitchen area, perfect for outdoor dining. There is also a summer house adjacent to the pool, creating a tranquil and private atmosphere. Whether you are looking to rent the entire villa or prefer a bed and breakfast option, we can accommodate your needs. Our friendly staff is available on-site to assist you as well.

Ceret is a wonderful town with a mild climate, offering warm and dry weather from June to September, and mild temperatures from October to May. This allows for pleasant terrace lunches even during the winter months. The region enjoys an impressive 300 to 320 days of annual sunshine. Ceret is known for its rich artistic heritage, as it was once home to renowned artists such as Picasso, Matisse, Braque, Dufy, and Soutine. The town proudly displays their works in the museum of modern art, and hosts a prestigious art exhibition annually. Ceret also boasts a popular Saturday market and hosts various special events throughout the year. These include the holy week parade, the spring cherry festival, the three-day Feria in July, and the annual Sardane dance festival. You can also explore the region's outdoor attractions, such as walking along the rural pistes through vineyards and hills, or embarking on more challenging hikes in the nearby Pyrenees. The area also offers a range of outdoor activities, including kayaking, canoeing, canyoning, horse riding, and golf.

If you're interested in cultural excursions, you can visit the trio of Dali museums in Figueres, Port Lligat, and Pubol, or explore the medieval city of Girona. Trendy Barcelona with its stunning Gaudi architecture and vibrant Rambla is also within reach, as is the scenic northern Costa Brava. The nearby Mediterranean resorts of Collioure, Port Vendre, St Cyprien, Argeles-sur-Mer, and Canet Plage are all worth a visit. For history enthusiasts, the region is steeped in fascinating stories, from prehistoric remains to the Spanish Civil War. You can discover Romanesque churches with medieval frescoes, explore the strongholds of the Cathars, and learn about the mysterious Templars and their alleged treasure at Rennes-le-Château.

When it comes to food and drink, Ceret and the surrounding area offer a wide range of options. You can find excellent bread, cheeses, fruits, vegetables, and organic produce in local supermarkets, small shops, farms, and markets. There is also a variety of restaurants serving delicious Catalonian, French, and Spanish cuisine, ranging from cozy family auberges to high-end Michelin-starred establishments. Don't miss the opportunity to taste the local Roussillon wines, such as Rivesaltes, Banyuls, and Muscat, or explore the diverse selection of Spanish wines just across the border.

Experience the beauty, history, and gastronomy of Ceret and its surroundings by staying at our villa. We guarantee complete privacy, tranquility, and a memorable vacation experience.

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Directions

To reach 'Villa La Cerisaie', you can contact us at TEL: (0)4 68 87 25 28 or (0)4 68 39 69 06. If you are coming from Barcelona or Perpignan, follow these directions:

1. Take auto-route A9 towards Le Boulou. This can be the first or last exit in France, depending on your direction of travel.
2. If you are coming from Perpignan Airport, you need to backtrack about 7km to reach the auto-route at Perpignan Nord (direction Narbonne). Otherwise, drive into Perpignan and follow signs for Barcelona A9 - Perpignan Sud to access the auto-route.
3. You can follow the route through Perpignan Centre, signposted for Barcelona & Le Boulou. However, this may be more challenging if you are not familiar with Perpignan.
4. Once you exit the motorway at Le Boulou, turn right at the roundabout towards Amelie-les-Bains & Ceret (D115).
5. After approximately 2 kms, cross the roundabout at St Jean Pla de Cors, following the direction towards Amelie and Ceret.
6. In another 2 kms, cross another roundabout, and shortly after, you will see Intermarché on your left. Keep going straight towards Ceret.
7. Cross a very small roundabout, and after ½ km, turn right (after the Ford garage on the left) towards Llauro/Oms. If you miss this turn, you will soon reach another roundabout where you can turn back and then take a left towards Llauro, passing an old bridge.
8. Proceed up the hilly road, passing under a 4-meter railway bridge, and continue for about 4kms on a winding mountainous road.
9. Take the first proper road on the right, signposted as "Ermitage de St. Ferreol", Site Historique - Chapelle de X111 Siecle." After approximately 200 meters, take the first 'piste A47' on the right. Look for a small wooden sign at the corner indicating 'La Cerisaie'.
10. Follow this lane, passing a horse and a cazote (shepherd's hut) on the right, and then take the first left turn signposted with a hand-painted sign saying 'VILLA LA CERISAIE'.
11. In case you accidentally end up at the Ermitage, you can look back down and see our house with a white balustrade around the pool and a motorhome parked outside. Simply turn back and you will find us.

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Prices

Property type Quantity
Prices in €
Daily Prices Weekly Prices
min. max. min. max.
extra bed
breakfast
B&B
(2 pers.)
3 80euros pe Oui
B&B
(3 pers.)
1 80euros pe Oui
Holiday Home 1 2000

Services

Swimming Pool
Parking
Garden
Dinner
Credit cards accepted

Attractions

  • Musée d'Art Moderne de Céret: Located in the town of Céret, this museum is known for its collection of modern art, including works by Picasso, Chagall, and Miró. It offers an insight into the artistic heritage of the region.
  • Le Jardin des Plantes: A beautiful botanical garden situated in Céret, Le Jardin des Plantes is known for its diverse collection of plant species. Visitors can explore the peaceful garden, enjoy the colorful flowers, and relax in the serene environment.
  • Pont du Diable: Translated as "Devil's Bridge," this ancient stone bridge is a popular landmark near Céret. It spans the river Tech and offers picturesque views of the surrounding natural scenery. The bridge has a rich historical significance and is a great spot for photography.
  • Abbaye Sainte-Marie d’Arles-sur-Tech: Located in the nearby town of Arles-sur-Tech, this medieval abbey is a stunning architectural gem. Visitors can explore the impressive cloisters, admire the intricate stone carvings, and learn about the abbey's history.
  • Gorges de la Fou: Situated in Arles-sur-Tech, this natural wonder is a breathtaking gorge with cascading waterfalls and impressive rock formations. Visitors can take a guided tour through the gorge, walk along suspended walkways, and marvel at the spectacular views.
  • Château de Valmy: This picturesque castle is located in Argelès-sur-Mer, a short distance from Céret. Set amidst vineyards and offering panoramic views of the coastline, the castle is open for visits and often hosts cultural events and exhibitions.
  • Collioure: A charming coastal town, Collioure is known for its colorful buildings, scenic beaches, and vibrant art scene. Visitors can wander through the narrow streets, visit art galleries, and relax by the Mediterranean Sea.
  • Perpignan: As the capital of the Pyrénées-Orientales department, Perpignan offers a blend of history, culture, and Catalan influence. The city boasts attractions such as the Palace of the Kings of Majorca, Castillet, and numerous museums, making it a worthwhile day trip from Céret. These attractions near Rte 'Ermitage de St Ferreol' in Ceret, France, offer a mix of cultural, natural, and historical experiences, allowing visitors to explore the beauty and diversity of the region.

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