Apartment 2 bedroom Fréjus

Magnificent 47 square meter accommodation located in Fréjus.
ArrayIt is 47 square meters and can accommodate up to 6 people.
You will love its location close to all amenities.
Looking forward to welcoming you :)
Located on the 3rd floor with elevator, it includes:
- two bedrooms with two double beds and a bunk bed;
- a fully equipped kitchen;
- a shower room;
- a living room with a convertible sofa to relax after a day of walking.
The following equipment will be at your disposal: Coffee machine, Microwave, Television, Balcony, Hairdryer, Oven, Iron, etc.
Sheets and towels are provided at an additional cost.
Pets are allowed.
One of the apartment's advantages is its location:
- all shops and services (mini-market, bakery, tobacconist, post office, banks, bar restaurant, pharmacy, doctors, dentists, physiotherapists) are located between 50 meters and 100 meters from the apartment;
- the sea is 250 meters away for the small coves and 700 meters away for the large sandy beaches;
- bus stops are 100 meters away;
- the port is a 15-minute walk away.
Places of interest near the accommodation:
- Sophie's ponies 10 minutes walk;
- Galiote Beach 12 minutes away;
- Kite Surf Evasion 24 minutes away;
- the Vivier maritime de la Gaillarde archaeological site 7 minutes by car;
- the Waterworld Lac de la Gaudrade water park 19 minutes away;
- the Botanical Garden 25 minutes away; and many more...
Welcome :)
Fréjus has preserved a large number of monuments from its past. Indeed, with 2,000 years of history, this City of Art and History in the Var region boasts a significant historical and architectural heritage. The Roman remains are the oldest traces of its past and consist of an amphitheater, a theater, and an aqueduct, of which a few pillars and arcades remain. Dating from the end of the 1st century, the arenas could accommodate nearly 12,000 spectators who came to watch gladiatorial combats! In the old town, the Episcopal group of Fréjus, built between the 5th and 16th centuries, is also part of this remarkable heritage. It includes the beautiful Saint-Léonce Cathedral, with a Romanesque-style bell tower and two naves connected by several arcades. But also the octagonal baptistery dating from the 5th century, one of the oldest in France, the episcopal palace transformed into a town hall, as well as the Romanesque cloister, whose wooden ceiling was decorated with real or imaginary figures and animals. The archaeological museum adjoining the cloister houses remarkable ancient sculpted pieces from excavations carried out in the Roman city.
From Fréjus train station: 21 minutes by car.