Long Term Let In The Pyrenees Orientales, Languedoc-Roussillon
Sanglier Lodge, Le Tech.
Monthly rental: 1200€ EUR
Summary of this rental property:
- Bedrooms: 6
- Sleeps: 12
- Swimming Pool: Yes
- Off Road Parking: Yes
- Smoking: Yes, in certain areas
- Pets: Possibly by arrangement
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WiFi [?]: Yes
Sanglier lodge is located in the tiny village of Le Tech in the French Pyrenees on the border with Spain.
It is a large, eighteenth century house that has been tastefully restored to retain it's rustic charm.
This property, available for long term let, is situated at the foot of Mount Canigou, with the Tech river bubbling just 50 meters from the door.
The Mediterranean coast is 50 minutes away and the valley has its own microclimate, averaging 300 days of sunshine a year.
Long Term Let Enquiries
Contact the owner of Sanglier Lodge
Name: Mr. Jan Teede
Telephone*: 0033 (0)6 12 06 24 76
Email: You can contact Jan directly via the form below.
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