Surrounded by vineyards, peach orchards, palm trees, mimosa and lots of flowers, Maison Catalan offers two luxurious but affordable village houses with wonderful terrace views over the mountains. Both recently restored houses are situated in authentic medieval villages in the south of the Languedoc-Roussillon region. This area, close to the Spanish border, is also known as French Catalonia.
Both houses are renovated with a philosophy:
Estoher and Finestret are unspoiled medieval villages located in the low valleys at the feet of the Pyrenees Mountains. Protected by the ‘holy’ Mont Canigou they both enjoy a Mediterranean micro-climate with lavender, oleanders, olive trees, Mimosa, palm trees, cork oaks and orange trees all growing nearby.
This climate ensures that the sunny terraces can be enjoyed almost all year round. All the facilities you may need are closeby, the shops and restaurants in Marquixanes and Vinça are just a 5 minute drive. The lovely city of Prades is only 15 minutes away, and the capital of French Catalonia, the dynamic and large historical city of Perpignan, is a 30 minutes drive.
Both villages are very close to many ‘attractions’, like medieval abbeys, thermal baths, the Mediterranean sea, ski resorts, Cathar castles, museums, and much more. Visit our page on the region for a full overview things to do in the area.
Anya Niewiera,
Netherlands
Owner
Pyrénées-Orientales (marked in salmon), part of the Languedoc-Roussillon region, is the southernmost departement on mainland France. This area is bordered by the Pyrénées to the south and the Mediterranean Sea to the east. The province is also known as French Catalonia as it was part of Spain until the 17th century.
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