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2 bedrooms
Residences of the Golf de Salernes, 7 houses with their own swimming pool, high-end finishes, key to hands, living space varies between 51 m2 up to...
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4 bedrooms
Villa Salernes, near the village. In dominant position, nice villa of traditional building offering an entrance, pleasant living-room with fireplace...
Ref: 286982
2 bedrooms
Town house in Salernes - Near the village, you will find a twin house about 75 sqm on nice garden of 55 sqm. She offers you on single storey : an...
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4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.
Salernes village house, divided into 3 apartments This house offers on the ground floor: one-bedroom apartment with kitchen area, living room or...
Ref: 318266
6 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
Salernes village house, divided into 2 independent apartments. The first duplex apartment consists of a living room with open kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2...
Ref: 318325
3 bedrooms and 1 bathrooms.
Village house in Salernes, in quiet quarter. This village house with 2 terraces, is composed, at the 1st floor of a large living room of 53 m² with...
Ref: 318396
3 bedrooms and 1 bathrooms.
Charming Provencal villa in Villecroze on a plot of 998sqm, 5 minutes walking from the village. House of around 175sqm with some rooms to renovate....
Ref: 304702
3 bedrooms and 1 bathrooms.
Tourtour, in a secure domain with swimming pool and tennis, on a plot of 340sqm, this pretty house of 85sqm welcomes you both as a second home and...
Ref: 325892
1 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.
Triplex in the center of the village, sold rented, understanding, kitchen, stay, bathroom, toilet, two rooms.
Ref: 318401
4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
Very beautiful 1900-style mansion built on two floors unde the ground floor, approximately 220 m² of living space, + 64 m² of annex on the ground...
Ref: 320088
Salernes (Var)
Built on the slopes that run down from its castle to the River Bresque, Salernes has been a major centre for decoratve tile making since the 19th century; in more recent times this artisan heritage has broadened to include pottery workshops and artists studios. Its economy rests on what it produces unlike many villages which rely solely on tourism and retirees seeking the sun, and therein lies its appeal.
Salernes provides shops and professional services for the surrounding area. There is a large shaded square with cafes and small restaurants, a museum (Terra Rosa) dedicated to the history of tile making, and a twice-weekly market. There are banks in the village centre and the garages on the Draguignan road are agencies for most popular cars.
Villecroze, Tourtour, Entrecasteaux and Sillans la Cascade have close ties to Salernes both commercially and administratively. They are smaller and each has their own unique charm and claim on the tourist's 'time: Villecroze for its grottoes; Tourtour for its view; Entrecasteaux for its castle and Le Notre garden; and Sillans for its waterfall.
