## The space There is a large living and dining room with direct access to the terrace where you can enjoy the magnificent view of the pond and the sunset in the evening. There is also a table tennis table, a barbecue and deck chairs. The villa has a private car park where it is possible to park 4 cars. There is a cycle track next door. The pool is heated from mid-June to mid-September. The villa is rented from Saturday to Saturday in high season, there is the possibility to book on other days out of high season, please contact me. VERY IMPORTANT: We do not accept non-swimming children or pets. In the housekeeping the linen is included & this will include: sheet, duvet cover, pillow case, small & large towel, shower mat & tea towel (hotel linen) For the cleaning, we use professional products that guarantee the virucidal efficiency . ## Guest access A few days before your arrival, you will receive a message with all the instructions. ## Guest interaction Alexandra from AD Conciergerie will contact you a few days before your arrival to set up your arrival time ## Other things to note VERY IMPORTANT: We do not accept non-swimming children or pets. Household linen is included in the price & this will include: sheet, duvet cover, pillow case, small & large towel, shower mat & tea towel (hotel linen) During your stay, it is your responsibility to activate and deactivate the alarm or open and close the pool cover. Children near a swimming pool require your constant vigilance and active supervision, even if they know how to swim. The presence of a parent and/or adult is essential when the pool is open.

## The neighborhood Villa in a private domain where it is not possible to access without an access code. Pyla-sur-Mer is a French seaside resort on the Atlantic coast, at the entrance to the Arcachon basin. Although this locality is administratively located on the immense territory of the municipality of La Teste-de-Buch, Pyla-sur-Mer is geographically closer to the city of Arcachon, of which it shares the edge of the districts of Abatilles and Moulleau until the foot of the dune of Pilat. ## Getting around "//"