Situated some 40 kms between Cannes and St. Tropez on the Cote D'Azur, Frejus, as a holiday choice, presents the visitor with all the attractions of sun, sea and sand together with the irresistible combination of small Provencal townlife and the historical and architectural legacy of the early Roman Empire.

Frejus (Population: 41486) is located one mile inland at the mouth of the River Argens on a site which was chosen by Julius Caesar in 49 B.C. as his first naval base in France. This rich Roman heritage is evident throughout the town which proudly conserves the remains of the large Aqueduct, the Theatre and the Arena which today presents more modern entertainments, e.g. Bullfights, Concerts and other spectacles.

The focal point of the town is the historic Cathedral square with its famous mosaic domed Gothic Cathedral, housing a 12th century octagonal Baptistry and picturesque 12th century Cloisters. This pedestrianised square, with its charming Micocoulier trees and outdoor restaurants, plays host to a lively market of fresh produce and local crafts twice a week on Wednesday and Saturday mornings.

Our holiday apartment overlooks this fine square in a converted townhouse which, though modernised to a high standard, retains many of the original features of Provencal town living. Access to the flat is via a main door and leading off a steep quarry-tiled staircase which serves the building.

Flat Information

The flat is located on the second and third floors of the house where we have made interesting use of the original accommodation by creating a livingspace which can sleep four people.

The first level has a fine large Living/Dining Room with an open plan fully fitted kitchen and double windows which open on the square. Leading off this room there is a good sized double bedroom with twin beds and a large bathroom with full sized bath, shower, toilet and washhand basin.

The upper level boasts a spacious living room with comfortable furnishings and a large open fireplace, typical of the region. Full length sliding glass doors lead onto the large roof terrace whose south facing aspect providing a perfect suntrap for sun worshippers. The terrace also has patio furniture, fridge and a barbecue for the enjoyment of meals 'alfresco'. Leading off the living room, there is a shower room with bidet, toilet and washhand basin which is ideal for cooling off during sunbathing. On this level there is one of two fine leather sofas which converts into a good double bed.

Take a look at the Gallery photographs of interior and exterior views.

Equipment

The kitchen is fully equipped with a fridge/freezer, dishwasher, cooking utensils, crockery and cutlery for six people. In addition there is a washing machine, satellite television and sound system. The flat does not have a telephone installed, however in the absence of your own mobile phones, phonecard telephone booths are conveniently situated nearby on the square

Parking

Although the Square is pedestrianised, vehicle access is permitted until 10.30a.m for deliveries. There is ample on-street parking nearby and several large public carparks within 3 minutes walk, some of which are free.

2010 Rental Charges (Per Week)

NB:Month including Saturday of arrival denotes weekly rates chargeable: e.g. arrival Saturday 30.06.07 (2 weeks)
1week Peak rate + 1 week High rate

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The rental charges include electricity and water but exclude hire of bed linen and towels which are charged separately at a cost of £15.00 per person per week. Blankets are provided.