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Jeanne-M TurnerRte 'Ermitage de St Ferreol'
Ceret
66400
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Welcome to our beautiful villa in Ceret! This spacious and well-equipped property offers everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay.On the ground floor, you will find a laundry room with an extra American style fridge, freezer, washing machine, and sinks. There is also a convenient shower and washroom.
Moving up to the first floor, you will discover four double bedrooms, two of which feature large carved Catalonian double beds. Another bedroom boasts a French double bed. For families with children, there is a dedicated children's room with four bunk beds and a single bed, as well as a visitor's bed that can be used in any room for added versatility. We also provide a cot and high chair for your convenience.
Additionally, there is a fully equipped bathroom with a separate toilet on this floor. From here, you can access a spacious balustraded solarium/terrace with breathtaking views of Mount Canigou, the pool, and the gardens below.
Outside, there is a summer BBQ and kitchen area, perfect for enjoying al fresco meals. You can also relax on the various terraces or in the adjacent summer house by the pool. The whole property offers complete privacy and tranquility.
Whether you are looking to rent the entire villa or prefer a Bed & Breakfast option, we can accommodate your needs. Our friendly staff is also available on-site if you require any assistance.
Ceret itself is a charming town with a mild climate, making it an ideal destination year-round. It is renowned for its connection to modern art, with famous artists like Picasso, Matisse, and Braque having lived and worked here in the past. The town's museum of modern art showcases an impressive collection of their works, and an annual art exhibition is held here.
You can also enjoy the lively atmosphere of Ceret's Saturday market and participate in various special events throughout the year, such as the holy week parade, spring cherry festival, and the popular Feria in July. The town is also known for its Sardane dance festival and Mediterranean Music Nights.
In the surrounding region, there are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy. You can explore the rural pistes, vineyards, and hills on foot or on a mountain bike. For more adventurous pursuits, kayaking, canoeing, canyoning, and climbing are available. Horse riding, trekking, sailing, fishing, golf, windsurfing, diving, and swimming are also popular options.
If you are interested in cultural experiences, you can visit the Dali museums in Figueres, Port Lligat, and Pubol in Spain. Girona, Barcelona, and the northern Costa Brava offer a mix of trendy architecture, scenic drives, and picturesque resorts. The nearby cities of Perpignan, Carcassone, Narbonne, Beziers, and Montpellier are also within easy reach. A day trip to Andorra is also possible.
For history enthusiasts, the area is rich in historical sites and landmarks. From prehistoric remains to the Spanish Civil War and the Roman Empire, there is a fascinating array of stories to discover. The region is also known for its Romanesque churches and the remnants of the Cathar strongholds.
Food and drink enthusiasts will be delighted by the variety of options available in the area. Local supermarkets, small shops, farms, and markets offer excellent produce, including bread, cheeses, fruits, vegetables, and organic products. There are numerous restaurants serving Catalonian, French, and Spanish cuisine, ranging from family-friendly establishments to Michelin-starred venues. Don't miss the opportunity to taste the delicious Roussillon wines, as well as the sparkling Blanquette and Cremant de Limoux from across the border in Spain.
Come and experience the beauty, history, and culinary delights of Ceret and its surrounding region. Book your stay at our villa today!
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Directions to Villa La Cerisaie:
To reach Villa La Cerisaie, you can contact them at the following phone numbers: (0)4 68 87 25 28 or (0)4 68 39 69 06. You can also reach them via mobile at 06 62 21 44 20.
If you are coming from Barcelona or Perpignan, you will need to take auto-route A9. Depending on the direction you are coming from, Le Boulou will either be the first or last exit in France. If you are coming from Perpignan Airport, you will need to drive back about 7km to get on the auto-route at Perpignan Nord (direction Narbonne). Otherwise, you can drive into Perpignan and follow the signs for Barcelona A9 - Perpignan Sud to get onto the auto-route. There is a route through Perpignan Centre signposted Barcelona & Le Boulou, but it may be more difficult if you are not familiar with Perpignan.
Once you exit the motorway at Le Boulou, turn right at the roundabout in the direction of Amelie-les-Bains & Ceret (D115). After approximately 2 kms, you will come across another roundabout at St Jean Pla de Cors. Continue following the direction of Amelie and Ceret. After another 2 kms, cross another roundabout and you will see Intermarché on your left. Keep going straight for Ceret. Cross a very small roundabout and after half a kilometer, turn right (after the Ford garage on the left) towards Llauro/Oms. If you miss this turn, you will soon come across another roundabout where you can turn back and then turn left towards Llauro, passing an old bridge. Proceed up the hilly road under a 4-meter railway bridge and continue for about 4 kms on a winding mountainous road.
Eventually, you will come across the first proper road to the right, which is signposted "Ermitage de St. Ferreol," Site Historique - Chapelle de X111 Siecle. Take this road and after approximately 200 meters, take the first 'piste A47' on the right. There will be a small wooden sign on the corner indicating "La Cerisaie." Continue down this lane, passing a horse and cazote (shepherds hut) on the right. Then, take the first left turn, which is signposted with a hand-painted sign saying "VILLA LA CERISAIE."
In case you mistakenly end up at the Ermitage, you can look back down and see Villa La Cerisaie. The house has a white balustrade around the pool and a motor home parked outside. Simply turn back around and you will find your way to Villa La Cerisaie.
To reach Villa La Cerisaie, you can contact them at the following phone numbers: (0)4 68 87 25 28 or (0)4 68 39 69 06. You can also reach them via mobile at 06 62 21 44 20.
If you are coming from Barcelona or Perpignan, you will need to take auto-route A9. Depending on the direction you are coming from, Le Boulou will either be the first or last exit in France. If you are coming from Perpignan Airport, you will need to drive back about 7km to get on the auto-route at Perpignan Nord (direction Narbonne). Otherwise, you can drive into Perpignan and follow the signs for Barcelona A9 - Perpignan Sud to get onto the auto-route. There is a route through Perpignan Centre signposted Barcelona & Le Boulou, but it may be more difficult if you are not familiar with Perpignan.
Once you exit the motorway at Le Boulou, turn right at the roundabout in the direction of Amelie-les-Bains & Ceret (D115). After approximately 2 kms, you will come across another roundabout at St Jean Pla de Cors. Continue following the direction of Amelie and Ceret. After another 2 kms, cross another roundabout and you will see Intermarché on your left. Keep going straight for Ceret. Cross a very small roundabout and after half a kilometer, turn right (after the Ford garage on the left) towards Llauro/Oms. If you miss this turn, you will soon come across another roundabout where you can turn back and then turn left towards Llauro, passing an old bridge. Proceed up the hilly road under a 4-meter railway bridge and continue for about 4 kms on a winding mountainous road.
Eventually, you will come across the first proper road to the right, which is signposted "Ermitage de St. Ferreol," Site Historique - Chapelle de X111 Siecle. Take this road and after approximately 200 meters, take the first 'piste A47' on the right. There will be a small wooden sign on the corner indicating "La Cerisaie." Continue down this lane, passing a horse and cazote (shepherds hut) on the right. Then, take the first left turn, which is signposted with a hand-painted sign saying "VILLA LA CERISAIE."
In case you mistakenly end up at the Ermitage, you can look back down and see Villa La Cerisaie. The house has a white balustrade around the pool and a motor home parked outside. Simply turn back around and you will find your way to Villa La Cerisaie.
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Prices
Property type | Quantity |
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extra bed | breakfast |
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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 renowned for its collection of modern art, particularly works by Picasso, Braque, and Gris. It offers a fascinating insight into the artistic heritage of the region.
- Pont du Diable: Just a short drive from Céret, the Pont du Diable is a medieval stone bridge spanning the Tech River. It is a remarkable architectural gem and offers a picturesque spot for a leisurely stroll or picnic.
- Château Royal de Collioure: Situated in the coastal town of Collioure, this stunning castle overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. It has a rich history, having been built by the Knights Templar in the 13th century. Visitors can explore its impressive ramparts and enjoy panoramic views of the town and sea.
- Le Sentier du Littoral: This coastal path stretches along the Mediterranean coast and offers breathtaking views of the sea, cliffs, and beaches. It is a perfect spot for a scenic walk, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the region.
- Abbaye Saint-Martin du Canigou: Nestled in the foothills of the Pyrenees, this medieval abbey is a hidden gem. Surrounded by stunning mountain scenery, it offers a serene and tranquil atmosphere. Visitors can explore the abbey's architecture, chapel, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
- Les Gorges de la Fou: Located near the village of Arles-sur-Tech, this natural attraction is a breathtaking canyon with impressive waterfalls. Visitors can take a guided tour through the canyon, experiencing the raw beauty of the landscape and the power of the waterfalls.
- Musée de la Préhistoire de Tautavel: Situated in the village of Tautavel, this museum showcases the rich prehistoric heritage of the region. It is famous for its collection of fossils and artifacts, including the remains of the Tautavel Man, a 450,000-year-old early human ancestor.
- Le Petit Train Jaune: Known as the "Little Yellow Train," this scenic railway takes passengers on a picturesque journey through the Pyrenees. It offers stunning views of the mountains, valleys, and charming villages along the way, providing a unique way to explore the region. These attractions near 'Ermitage de St Ferreol' offer a diverse range of experiences, from art and history to natural beauty and outdoor adventures.