La Campagne Saint Charles was built of stone during the French Revolution. Located in the village of Cotignac, in the heart of the Var, this comfortable old farmhouse can accommodate a maximum of eight people.

The covered terrace overlooking the pool serves as an outdoor sitting room; the other terrace, furnished as a dining area, is shaded by an ancient mulberry tree, a souvenir of the days when silk worms were raised in the top floor.

Exposed stone, ancient beams, archways, old doors and floor tiles, an elegant fireplace, create a charming atmosphere. A cosy sitting room, hall and dining room, all with underfloor heating, provide comfort during the cooler months. Two bedrooms are located on the second floor, and two more bedrooms on the third floor, each furnished with a double bed. The second and third floors have new bathrooms.

The old galley kitchen has been turned into a pantry, and a new, large, and fully equipped kitchen created from what used to be the garage. There is an oven, a gas cooktop, toaster oven, food processor, two refrigerators, and a dishwasher. There are ample wineglasses, dishes, serving pieces, and cutlery.

The house is furnished with a mixture of antique and new pieces; there are oriental carpets, old prints, books, and paintings.

Linens and towels are supplied.