Let's Rent Property In France

Special Offer. Winter Long Term Let - Languedoc, France.

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 01:48:02 PDT

La Forge, Roquebrun - Languedoc.
Winter Let 2009 Reduced To 650Euro per month*.

3 bedroom property in the Herault department of the Languedoc Roussillon region of southern France. The property is set on three levels and sleeps up to 8 people. Please follow the link for more information, photos and direct contact with the owner of this winter let in France.

* utilities not included.

Long Term Let, Poitou Charentes.

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 02:11:52 PDT

Monthly rental amount reduced!

Les Chevillouz
Agris in the Charente department.
2 bedrooms, sleeps 4

Les Chevilloux cottages and pool, offer complete relaxation in this delightful and unspoilt area. Our charming cottages, La Forge and La Petite Maison reflect a bygone age but enjoy all modern amenities.

Follow the link for more information, photos and direct contact with the owners of this long term let in the Charente.

B&B/Gite Business For Rent - Languedoc, France

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 07:46:49 PDT

Au Petit Verger
Aude, Languedoc
5 bedrooms, sleeps 10 to 14 people

An excellent and unique opportunity if you're looking to take advantage of an existing B&B (Chambres d'Hôtes) business in the Languedoc region of France without the risk of buying a place and setting it all up... Test the water first before you decide if it's what you really want to do.

Au Petit Verger is a large, traditionally stone built family house which is operated as a five bedroom Chambres d'Hôte/Gite. The owners are looking for short or long term lets but are also very interested in seeking a tenant over a longer term (max 6 months). This tenant would have the opportunity of running the house as a Chambres d'Hôte (Bed and Breakfast) business to generate an income.

Follow the link for more photos, information and direct contact with the owners of this unique B&B business in France.

Last Minute Gite in the Languedoc

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 07:05:56 PDT

LAST MINUTE HALF TERM SPECIAL OFFER!!!
La Forge will be available from 3rd - 31st October at reduced low season rates of £250 (equivalent in Euros) per week...

Large, old village house set over 3 levels situated in the centre of the old village. Sleeps up to 8. 1 x large attic bedroom (2 single beds) with adjoining en-suite bath, and walk in shower with separate toilet. This room is accessed via private stairs from a good sized separate study room with one single day bed 2 x double bedrooms each with a double bed.

Follow the link for more information and direct contact with the owner for details of this last minute Gite in the Languedoc special offer...

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noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 08:29:55 PDT

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Long term let in the Languedoc, France

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 07:27:01 PDT

La Maison de Lavande
Aude, Languedoc Roussillon
3 beds (plus sofa beds), sleeps 6 to 8. From £675GBP per month

Charming house with a typically Mediterranean garden in the village of Montréal.

Sleeping 6 in three large bedrooms (plus 2 sofa beds) this house also has a wood burning stove for the cooler months and is just 15 minutes away from Carcassonne.

With its fenced garden, this is an ideal family long term let.

Follow the link for more info, photos and direct contact with the owners of this rental property in the Languedoc.

Top 7 Holiday Destinations in France*

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 03:28:09 PDT

1) The Languedoc Roussillon
The Languedoc-Roussillon is bounded by the Auvergne, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, the Mediterranean sea, Spain and the Midi-Pyrénées.

The Massif Central is the north western border. The Cévennes Mountains cover much of the old province, reaching their highest point in the northeast. The southern part is a low coastal plain along the Mediterranean Sea, where the region enjoys a Mediterranean climate.

Throughout the original Roussillon area, Catalan is widely spoken - French, the official language, is spoken with a heavy Catalan accent. Regional cuisine relies heavily on olive oil and garlic and the warm winters and hot, dry summers produce vast quantities of inexpensive wine. Béziers is the centre for the wine trade in the Hérault department.

2) Brittany (Bretagne)
Situated in the extreme northwest of France, the Region of Brittany is known for its scenic villages, towns and picturesque landscapes.

Its rugged indented coastline is littered with small and pretty fishing villages. To the north the region has a rocky landscape and to the south sandy, sun swept beaches.

Fishing, farming and tourism are the important sectors of Brittany's economy and of the three, fishing is the mainstay. Rennes is the capital of Brittany.

3) The Aquitaine - Dordogne
From the flat, sandy plains and pine forests of the Landes to the beautiful lagoon of the Bassin d'Arcachon... Aquitaine is immensely diverse.

Bordeaux is one of the best and most established wine growing regions in France, with brandy lovers visiting the town of Cognac.

Towards the Pyrenees a Spanish feel takes hold in the popular resorts of Bayonne and Biarritz and the valley of the Dordogne provides a sharp contrast. With its old stone houses, gentle rolling hills and high quality of life, the Dordogne region - and the town of Eymet in particular - is a magnet for Britons looking to start a new life abroad.

4) Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
The Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region is located in the south-east of France. The western border of the region consists of the plains of Comtat, Crau, and Camargue.

The regions boundaries are the Rhone River to the west, the Mediterranean Sea to the south and Italy to the east, which is dominated by the Alpes. The region is rich in flower fields, vineyards, orchards and olive and mulberry groves. The capital of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur is Marseille and other principal cities are Aix-en-Provence, Arles, Cannes, Nice and Toulon.

5) Poitou Charentes
Poitou-Charentes, located in the west of central France, is bounded by Pays-de-la-Loire, Centre, Limousin, Aquitaine and the Bay of Biscay.

The areas of Poitou and Charente are joined by the Charente River valley, which hosts the vines of the Cognac on the right bank. Poitiers is the capital of Poitou-Charentes.

The Massif Central and Massif Armoricain, cover the regions southeast and northwest respectively and the area in between is a lowland plateau that hosts the Vienne and Clain rivers.

6) The Limousin
If you are looking for rural France head to the Limousin with its woodland, green hills, pasture land, rivers & lakes.

Located in central France, Limousin sits on a series of rolling plateaus in the northwestern Massif Central. It is bounded by the regions of Centre, Auvergne, Midi-Pyrénées, Dordogne and Poitou-Charente.

The Blond Mountains are located in the southwest, between the Vienne and Gartempe rivers, and rise to more than 1600 feet. The Ambazac Mountains (Monts d'Ambazac), to the east, rise to more than 2300 feet.

7) The Pays de la Loire
By road, the region of the Pays-De-La-Loire is easily reached in a few hours from any of the Channel crossings, though the ports of St. Malo and Caen (sailings from Portsmouth) offer the shortest drive. Nantes also has an airport.

The Pays de la Loire includes the part of the Loire valley downstream from Saumur. The ancient houses of Anjou and Plantagenet held sway here, and history lurks on every corner.

*Based on Lets Rent Property In France.com page views in the short term lets section between September 21st 2008 and September 21st 2009 - using Google Analytics

Rental Properties In Paris, France.

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 06:30:36 PDT

Situated in the north of France, Paris is one of the most magnificent and visited cities in the world, with over 75 million tourists each year.

Paris offers something for everyone: its restaurants serve culinary delights, Art Galleries, Antique Shops, gardens galore, one of the most famous Chateaus, Gardens, Zoo(s) and Wildlife Safari can be found at Chateau Thoiry, just north of Paris. Then there are the cabarets and night clubs; there are designer boutiques, boutiques with china, crystal, perfume and more, bateaux-mouche (riverboat) cruises, walking, biking, hiking tours, horseback riding and indeed every notable sport.

Follow the link for rental properties in Paris, France

10 Reasons To Rent Before Buying Property In France

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 03:20:34 PDT

Rent before you buy property in France 1.

If you want somewhere out “in the sticks” away from everyone, just think what it will be like with a foot of snow and your car won’t start.

Rent before you buy property in France 2.

How far is it to the nearest shops? Unless you make your own bread, you’ll need to shop every day. Power cuts aren't un-heard of so what about that electric oven or bread machine you bake your bread in?

Rent before you buy property in France 3.

If you want Internet access, is there ADSL available? Although this is becoming more widespread, it is by no means everywhere. Just try and remember what dial-up is like!

Rent before you buy property in France 4.

You can check out the area in all weather conditions. What looks beautiful in the summer can be a nightmare in the winter.

Rent before you buy property in France 5.

Although it’s rare, I have heard of some French neighbours being awkward and unhelpful. If you’re renting, you won’t be there long.

Rent before you buy property in France 6.

How far from “civilisation” are you? Although it seems wonderful having a lot of space to yourself, it’s occasionally nice to pop into the local Tabac for an aperitif and catch up on the local news.

Rent before you buy property in France 7.

Think of the rest of the family. If your spouse or children decide they don’t like living in France after all or have problems at school, it is a lot easier to cancel a rental agreement than sell a property. It happens... a lot!

Rent before you buy property in France 8.

Long term lets in France are usually very reasonable compared to paying a mortgage.

Rent before you buy property in France 9.

If you thought having somewhere with lots of land and your own forest would be fun, it will help you realise that you will have to maintain it all and hectares of pine trees are useless. You can’t even burn them.... Did you know pine is terrible for log fires?

Rent before you buy property in France 10.

It will also help you decide what type of heating you prefer. With the price of oil and electricity rising continually, you will realise that a wood-burner is almost compulsory.

If you find you have made a mistake with your property purchase, it is an expensive business re-selling and buying again.

Ok so that was 11, you get the last one for free :O)

Rent Before You Buy Property In France... It can only make sense!

Living in France...

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 03:58:45 PDT

Before reading this article it is worth knowing that before taking the plunge and moving here full time, many people choose to rent property in France long term. A new life in France isn't everyone's cup of tea and the costs involved in relocation - only to regret it 6 months down the line - are irrecoverable... That is one of many reasons to rent before buying property in France.

Living in France - Author, Frank Collins.

What is France best known for? The answer would be, a lot. For one, French cuisines have been a smash for the past several years. This is also the reason why France has been named one of the most visited countries in the world. The country is famous for its food such as croissants, onion soup, stew, crepes, Croque-Monsieur, pain au chocolat, regional cheeses and many others. Each French region has its own specialities that separate them from other regions.

People also visit France for its wines. Most of the wines are named after locations where wines are produced. For two, France is one of the world’s cleanest places to go to. You will definitely be amazed at how even the poorest neighbourhoods of a city have very orderly and neat food shops and establishments. Cleanliness is very much a part of French people’s life. They are not only particular with the visual appearance of a place; they are also very particular with how they look. It is important to them to always look clean.

French people are very courteous and friendly. You would not have a hard time communicating with them. They can relate well with anyone and they would understand if you can’t express yourself well using their language. If you are planning to visit France, it is better if you learn their language as French people take so much pride on their mother tongue. The best way to show them respect is to speak to them in French no matter how badly you pronounce words and no matter how little your knowledge is of the language.

There are so many restaurants and hotels proliferating around France, which makes it easy for visitors to travel around. You can find low-budget ones and it should not be a problem if you only have enough budget for a week’s stay. But, of course, it is better if you bring extras because you certainly can’t get enough of the beautiful places and sceneries of France.

So many attractions are being enjoyed by tourists. France offers a variety of things to do such as skiing, which you can see in the Alps; beaches, such as Plage Port Grimaud, Plage des Graniers and Plage des Jumeaux; historical landmarks, arts, architecture, events such as the Tour de France and many others. Shopping! Who doesn’t know about France being a shopping destination? Paris, which is the capital of France, is the most visited of all the cities and in fact, one of the world’s most favorite choices for a vacation. It is best known for its Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, sparkling boulevards, shopping stores and a lot more. The Eiffel Tower is a very popular tourist attraction in France and perhaps the most famous representation of the country.

The weather is pleasant in France. The country has a temperate climate. Weather conditions vary with each region. For example, Southern Atlantic enjoys a pleasant day time temperatures from February to November, with a temperature of 50 degrees Fahrenheit. July and August are the only months where weather gets as high as 95 degrees. Because of the very nice climate, France offers more than enough recreational opportunities for outdoor buffs.

Get more information about Living in France at http://www.exploringabroad.com/france/living-in-france.htm

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Frank_Collins

Gite in the Languedoc, Half Term Special Offer!

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 05:19:09 PDT

La Forge Gite
Roquebrun, Herault - Languedoc
3 bedroom, sleeps 8

LAST MINUTE HALF TERM SPECIAL OFFER!!!

La Forge gite will be available from 3rd - 31st October at reduced low season rates of £250 (equivalent in Euros) per week.

Follow the link for more information, photos and to directly contact the owners of this Languedoc Gite about their half term holiday deals.

Long Term Let in the Pays de la Loire

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 03:40:30 PDT

l'Ermenoudere Cottage
Mayenne, Pays de la Loire
2 bedroom, sleeps 4 - 400 Euros per month

Attractive, fully furnished 2 bedroom cottage situated close to the Loire valley and overlooking beautiful countryside. Large lounge, wood burner, fitted kitchen and bathroom. Large, garden set to lawn with outbuildings.

Follow the link for more information, photos and direct contact with the owner of this rental cottage in the Pays de la Loire.

View from my back garden :O)

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 10:06:26 PDT

Monts d'Ambazac - Haute Vienne, Limousin Yesterday

Making the most of my summer in our French home, I was going to post a photo of the view from our back garden in Grimsby... ... ...

Rural France Resists Change

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 08:18:19 PDT

by David Yeates (04/08/09)
French-property.com

A new report on land use in France shows just why many international buyers view France as an attractive place to buy a rural retreat.

The report* from the European Commission classifies only 5% of the surface area of the country as ‘urban land'.

The vast majority of the country is composed of either agricultural land (60%), or forest and other natural space (34%). The balance is made up of semi-humid or wet areas.

By contrast, the percentage area of urban land in the United Kingdom is nearly 14%, three times higher than in France, a figure that rises to nearly 20% for England alone.

It is, therefore, not very surprising that surveys of French property buyers regularly show that one of the main attractions of France is the comparative tranquillity of the country.

France has 113 inhabitants per km², whilst the UK has a density of 251 inhabitants per km², the highest in Europe.

While the report shows that agricultural land is having to give way to new development, it is happening at a snail's pace. Only 0.7% of the land area has changed use since the last survey was undertaken in 2000.

Clearly, the pre-eminent importance of French agriculture is one explanation for the dominance of the countryside, but another equally important reason is the nature of the land in France, with large mountainous areas and huge forests in different parts of the country, as well as the presence of ancient moorlands in the Landes and Sologne.

French Planning controls on development in the countryside have also been tightened in the last few years, as local councils seek to focus new development within and around existing settlement areas.

Accordingly, the vast majority of the new development has taken place on the periphery of existing conurbations, or along main transport routes.

Those areas that have seen the largest increase in population density have been the Ile de France, Nord Pas de Calais, Alsace, the Rhone Valley and areas on the coast.

The largest percentage increase in land use has been the road and rail network, which has increased by 19% since 2000.

There has also been a significant growth in artificial lakes and reservoirs, a response by farmers and the water authorities to the increasing number of droughts that have occurred in France over the past decade. The report expresses concern about the impact of this trend, as they consider it causes the fragmentation of natural water resources and areas.

*CORINE (Coordination of information on the environment) Land Cover 2006

Originally published on SearchWarp.com for David Yeates Tuesday, August 04, 2009
Article Source: Rural France Resists Change

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noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 06:13:16 PDT

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noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 05:44:14 PDT

They say a picture paints a thousand words...
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noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 12:09:00 PDT

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Villa Long Term Let in Marseillan, Languedoc

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 09:09:19 PDT

Marseillan Villa
Herault, Languedoc
3 bedrooms, sleeps 6

Delightful 3 bedroom villa with swimming pool. Located between Marseillan village-port (2km) and Marseillan Plage (4km) in l'Herault. Approx. 30mins. to Montpelier Airport, 20mins. to Bezier Airport and 1.5 hours from Carcassone Airport.

Follow the link for more information, photos and direct contact with the owner of this long term let in the Languedoc, France.

Top 7 Regions For Long Term Lets In France*

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 05:58:33 PDT

1) Languedoc
The Languedoc is bounded by Auvergne, the Midi-Pyrénées, Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur, the Mediterranean sea, and Spain.

The Cévennes Mountains cover much of the old province, reaching their highest point in the northeast. The southern part is a low coastal plain along the Mediterranean sea, where the Languedoc region enjoys a typically Mediterranean climate. Long Term Lets In Languedoc

2) Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur is located in the south-east France. The western border of the region consists of the plains of Comtat, Crau, and Camargue. The regions boundaries are the Rhone River to the west, the Mediterranean Sea to the south and Italy to the east, which is dominated by the Alpes.

The region is rich in flower fields, vineyards, orchards and olive and mulberry groves. The capital of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur is Marseille and other principal cities are Aix-en-Provence, Arles, Cannes, Nice and Toulon. Long Term Lets In Provence

3) Aquitaine - Dordogne
From the flat, sandy plains and pine forests of the Landes to the beautiful lagoon of the Bassin d'Arcachon... Aquitaine is immensely diverse. Bordeaux is one of the best and most established wine growing regions in France, with brandy lovers visiting the town of Cognac.

Towards the Pyrenees a Spanish feel takes hold in the popular resorts of Bayonne and Biarritz and the valley of the Dordogne provides a sharp contrast. With its old stone houses, gentle rolling hills and high quality of life, the Dordogne region - and the town of Eymet in particular - is a magnet for Britons looking to start a new life abroad. Long Term Lets In The Aquitaine, Dordogne

4) Brittany
Situated in the extreme northwest of France, the Region of Brittany is known for its scenic villages, towns and picturesque landscapes. Its rugged indented coastline is littered with small and pretty fishing villages.

To the north the region has a rocky landscape and to the south sandy, sun swept beaches. Fishing, farming and tourism are the important sectors of Brittany's economy and of the three, fishing is the mainstay. Brittany's capital is Rennes. Long Term Lets In Brittany

5) Poitou Charentes
Poitou-Charentes, located in the west of central France, is bounded buy Pays-de-la-Loire, Centre, Limousin, Aquitaine and the Bay of Biscay. The areas of Poitou and Charente are joined by the Charente River valley, which hosts the vines of the Cognac on the right bank.

Poitiers is the capital of Poitou-Charentes. The Massif Central and Massif Armoricain, cover the regions southeast and northwest respectively and the area in between is a lowland plateau that hosts the Vienne and Clain rivers. Long Term Lets In Poitou Charentes

6) Midi Pyrenees
Located in the south of France and bordered by the regions of Auvergne, Limousin, Aquitaine and Languedoc-Roussillon, the Midi Pyrénées is a large and diverse region.

The capital is the vibrant city of Toulouse and the southern border sits under the heavily forested mountains of the Pyrénées. The region is also host to a significant part of the Massif Central.

The Midi Pyrénées also has a large lowland area where agricultural communities thrive and temperate weather is enjoyed by residents and holiday makers alike. Long Term Lets In The Midi Pyrenees

7) Limousin
If you are looking for rural France head to the Limousin with its woodland, green hills, pasture land, rivers & lakes.

Located in central France, Limousin sits on a series of rolling plateaus in the northwestern Massif Central. It is bounded by the regions of Centre, Auvergne, Midi-Pyrénées, Dordogne and Poitou-Charente.

The Blond Mountains are located in the southwest, between the Vienne and Gartempe rivers, and rise to more than 1600 feet. The Ambazac Mountains (Monts d'Ambazac), to the east, rise to more than 2300 feet. Long Term Lets In The Limousin

*Based on Lets RentProperty In France.com page views between August 21st 2008 and Aug 21st 2009 using Google Analytics

Long Term Let In The Languedoc, France

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 06:03:37 PDT

Flos Felix
Gard, Languedoc
6 bedrooms, sleeps 11

Provençal charm with American comfort, ideal for a large family who would also benefit from an additional guest room. Set in 3000m2 garden with Mediterranean plants, swimming pool, summer kitchen, barbecue, shower and WC.

Follow the link for more information, photos and direct contact with the owners of this long term let in the Languedoc, France.

10 Million Reasons You Should Advertise Long Term Lets & Gites On LetsRentPropertyInFrance.com

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 04:44:21 PDT

I think the above screen shot taken yesterday says it all really...

If someone is searching the worlds biggest search engine Google for rental property in France they find my site Let's Rent Property In France, at the top, out of 10.7 MILLION other search results!.. At the top!

If you own a property in France that you let long term or shorter term as a holiday gite - or both - then a one year listing on my site will ensure your property has the best chance of being found by someone looking for what you have to offer.

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Follow the links for more information and pricing options to advertise gites or advertise long term lets in France.

Long Term Let In Brittany, France

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 04:15:11 PDT

Les Palmiers (Holiday lets now available too)
St-Berthelemy, Morbihan - Brittany
4-5 bedrooms, sleeps 9

Les Palmiers is a granite built, 3 storey house offering 4-5 bedrooms that sleep up to 9 people and has recently undergone a thorough renovation. Inside you will find a brand new kitchen, TV lounge, dining room, 3 double bedrooms, beautiful bathroom a single room/office with an open plan gym/studio on the thrid floor.

Large garden with mature trees and a swimming pool terrace. Follow the link for more details, photos and direct contact with the owner of this long term let in Brittany.

NEW! Holiday lets now available, follow the link for details, photos and direct contact with the owner of this gite in Brittany.

Special Offer. Summer Holiday Gite In Roquebrun, Languedoc - France.

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 02:37:57 PDT

La Forge Holiday Gite
Roquebrun, Herault - Languedoc
3 bedrooms, sleeps 8
(long term lets also available)

£500 GBP Per Week Limited Time Offer

Offer Runs 17th August - 7th September

La Forge will be available from Mon 17th August on a weekly basis ending on Monday 7th Sept at £500 per week with £60 cleaning fee.

Follow the link for more details, photos and direct contact with the owner of this holiday gite in the Languedoc.

Long Term Let In The Languedoc, France

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 06:09:28 PDT

La Forge
Roquebrun, Herault - Languedoc
3 bedroom, sleeps 8

A lovely old house in the centre of the beautiful village of Roquebrun. Set over three levels and situated in the centre of the old village. Large, well equipped kitchen with modern appliances inc. dishwasher/fridge/freezer.

Follow the link for more photos, details and direct contact with the owner of this long term let in the Languedoc.

Long Term Let Apartment In Marseille

noreply@blogger.com (Steve) — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 09:20:52 PDT

Apartment Le Fevre
Marseille, Cotes d'Azur
2 bedrooms, 970 Euro per month.

2 bedrooms
1 bathroom
Security entrance
Reserved underground parking/storage and outdoor parking
Elevator/4th floor
Private off-road property

Follow the link for more photos and direct contact with the owner of this long term let in Marseille.