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Villa Les Roses -8 pers- Piscine chauffee cuisine d'ete en Gascogne

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Maison • 15 personne(s) • 10 chambres • 1 nuit minimum

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Roselyne Google

Décevant<br>#128578; Vaste maison Pièces très spacieuses Chambres avec sanitaires Jolie piscine.<br>#128577; Vétusté+++ Beaucoup de raffraichiss3ments à prévoir

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Roselyne Google

Décevant<br>#128578; Vaste maison Pièces très spacieuses Chambres avec sanitaires Jolie piscine.<br>#128577; Vétusté+++ Beaucoup de raffraichiss3ments à prévoir

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Laurent Google

Magnifique piscine mais maison en...<br>#128578; La piscine, ce pour quoi nous avons choisi cette location était magnifique. Très grande, profonde, avec une température idéale, c'est le must! La cuisine de jardin avec son espace repas près de la piscine était très agréable également. Un petit frigo pour les boissons fraîches, un lave vaisselle ( non testé). La taille des pièces de la maison, la cuisine très vaste avec un piano de cuisson, de très beaux matériaux. La climatisation dans la suite parentale ( dommage qu il n'y ait que ...<br>#128577; La maison a été rénovée mais les travaux ne sont pas terminés. ( photos sur le site non contractuelles, elles datent d'une dizaine d'années peut-être vu le changement de la végétation). Parfois l'impression de vivre dans un chantier, par exemple le propriétaire creuse un bassin au fond du terrain, des tas de sable, des tuyaux, des matériaux de construction dans le jardin, et dans le jardin devant, une toupie, des tuyaux, des tas de ?, pas allée voir de près. Les salles de bains ont ...

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Laurent Google

Magnifique piscine mais maison en...<br>#128578; La piscine, ce pour quoi nous avons choisi cette location était magnifique. Très grande, profonde, avec une température idéale, c'est le must! La cuisine de jardin avec son espace repas près de la piscine était très agréable également. Un petit frigo pour les boissons fraîches, un lave vaisselle ( non testé). La taille des pièces de la maison, la cuisine très vaste avec un piano de cuisson, de très beaux matériaux. La climatisation dans la suite parentale ( dommage qu il n'y ait que ...<br>#128577; La maison a été rénovée mais les travaux ne sont pas terminés. ( photos sur le site non contractuelles, elles datent d'une dizaine d'années peut-être vu le changement de la végétation). Parfois l'impression de vivre dans un chantier, par exemple le propriétaire creuse un bassin au fond du terrain, des tas de sable, des tuyaux, des matériaux de construction dans le jardin, et dans le jardin devant, une toupie, des tuyaux, des tas de ?, pas allée voir de près. Les salles de bains ont ...

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Brian D. Google

Hello Paul, I said I would let you have my comments of our rental of your house in Mezin over the last three weeks, I will start off by saying that you are a very welcoming host with a wonderful knowledge of the area and events going on thereabouts. First impressions are very important when one arrives at a rental property and the first thing we saw as we drove up the drive were 2 cement mixers, 6 wheelbarrows, a large amount of builders’ staging and scaffolding, a discarded barbecue, a vehicle tyre, a radiator, and general rubbish. At the drive side of the house there was another discarded barbecue, a large metal tank and a black tank full of water and plant life. There was a set of vehicle jump leads just outside the cellar door which was never closed the whole time we were there. The open door looked onto a complete litter filled dump area. At the rear of the house on the terrace was a pleasant wooden dining table and chairs; unfortunately, the view from the terrace was of a garage or barn type two storey building full of even more heaps of builder’s materials and tools just piled up in a haphazard manner. The doors of this building were permanently open. Between this building and the plant room for the pool was a large at least 2 meters by 3 meters reinforcing grid for concrete, a ladder and some timber. Beside the plant room was an open fronted storage area a decrepit garden tractor, an old vehicle tyre, several chlorine tablet containers and general detritus. There is a fishpond with green stagnant water, which had a pump with it’s power cable cut, just sitting on the edge of the surrounding wall. This would have been a pleasant enhancement to the terrace area if the water feature had been working. On the other side of the house was a discarded deep fat fryer and a brown plastic tub. Further along this side of the house was a paved path from the laundry room to the clothes line, several of these paving stones were broken and uneven and loose a real trip hazard. I think you will agree that the first impressions do not conform to your description of a “Village luxury holiday retreat” Inside the house I will make the following comments: - LOUNGE A nice room, comfortable furnishings, shame all the curtains were hanging off their rails. KITCHEN A good sized kitchen, well stocked with cutlery crockery. Good quality cupboards. The cooker only had two gas rings that would stay alight, (To be continued)

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Brian D. Google

Hello Paul, I said I would let you have my comments of our rental of your house in Mezin over the last three weeks, I will start off by saying that you are a very welcoming host with a wonderful knowledge of the area and events going on thereabouts. First impressions are very important when one arrives at a rental property and the first thing we saw as we drove up the drive were 2 cement mixers, 6 wheelbarrows, a large amount of builders’ staging and scaffolding, a discarded barbecue, a vehicle tyre, a radiator, and general rubbish. At the drive side of the house there was another discarded barbecue, a large metal tank and a black tank full of water and plant life. There was a set of vehicle jump leads just outside the cellar door which was never closed the whole time we were there. The open door looked onto a complete litter filled dump area. At the rear of the house on the terrace was a pleasant wooden dining table and chairs; unfortunately, the view from the terrace was of a garage or barn type two storey building full of even more heaps of builder’s materials and tools just piled up in a haphazard manner. The doors of this building were permanently open. Between this building and the plant room for the pool was a large at least 2 meters by 3 meters reinforcing grid for concrete, a ladder and some timber. Beside the plant room was an open fronted storage area a decrepit garden tractor, an old vehicle tyre, several chlorine tablet containers and general detritus. There is a fishpond with green stagnant water, which had a pump with it’s power cable cut, just sitting on the edge of the surrounding wall. This would have been a pleasant enhancement to the terrace area if the water feature had been working. On the other side of the house was a discarded deep fat fryer and a brown plastic tub. Further along this side of the house was a paved path from the laundry room to the clothes line, several of these paving stones were broken and uneven and loose a real trip hazard. I think you will agree that the first impressions do not conform to your description of a “Village luxury holiday retreat” Inside the house I will make the following comments: - LOUNGE A nice room, comfortable furnishings, shame all the curtains were hanging off their rails. KITCHEN A good sized kitchen, well stocked with cutlery crockery. Good quality cupboards. The cooker only had two gas rings that would stay alight, (To be continued)

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Brian D. Google

Hello Paul, I said I would let you have my comments of our rental of your house in Mezin over the last three weeks, I will start off by saying that you are a very welcoming host with a wonderful knowledge of the area and events going on thereabouts. First impressions are very important when one arrives at a rental property and the first thing we saw as we drove up the drive were 2 cement mixers, 6 wheelbarrows, a large amount of builders’ staging and scaffolding, a discarded barbecue, a vehicle tyre, a radiator, and general rubbish. At the drive side of the house there was another discarded barbecue, a large metal tank and a black tank full of water and plant life. There was a set of vehicle jump leads just outside the cellar door which was never closed the whole time we were there. The open door looked onto a complete litter filled dump area. At the rear of the house on the terrace was a pleasant wooden dining table and chairs; unfortunately, the view from the terrace was of a garage or barn type two storey building full of even more heaps of builder’s materials and tools just piled up in a haphazard manner. The doors of this building were permanently open. Between this building and the plant room for the pool was a large at least 2 meters by 3 meters reinforcing grid for concrete, a ladder and some timber. Beside the plant room was an open fronted storage area a decrepit garden tractor, an old vehicle tyre, several chlorine tablet containers and general detritus. There is a fishpond with green stagnant water, which had a pump with it’s power cable cut, just sitting on the edge of the surrounding wall. This would have been a pleasant enhancement to the terrace area if the water feature had been working. On the other side of the house was a discarded deep fat fryer and a brown plastic tub. Further along this side of the house was a paved path from the laundry room to the clothes line, several of these paving stones were broken and uneven and loose a real trip hazard. I think you will agree that the first impressions do not conform to your description of a “Village luxury holiday retreat” Inside the house I will make the following comments: - LOUNGE A nice room, comfortable furnishings, shame all the curtains were hanging off their rails. KITCHEN A good sized kitchen, well stocked with cutlery & crockery. Good quality cupboards. The cooker only had two gas rings that would stay alight, (To be continued)

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christelle R. Google

Paul nous a accueilli les bras ouverts, il est adorable. Il nous a fait visiter sa propriété, cuisine d'hiver, cuisine d'été, barbecue, plancha, piscine, tout était là pour que l'on passe un week-end de rêve. Je recommande cette adresse sans hésitation et nous reviendrons!

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christelle R. Google

Paul nous a accueilli les bras ouverts, il est adorable. Il nous a fait visiter sa propriété, cuisine d'hiver, cuisine d'été, barbecue, plancha, piscine, tout était là pour que l'on passe un week-end de rêve. Je recommande cette adresse sans hésitation et nous reviendrons!

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