VILLA CELINE with private pool for 6 people in Andernos-les-Bains

NEW 2026: Villa Celine is an architect-designed villa, featuring the typical style of the Arcachon Bay area with its black charred timber cladding.
It is situated 500 metres from Bassin Beach, where you can swim safely at high tide, and 3 kilometres from the town centre.
It comprises:
120 m² of living space divided between the main house and the annexe
In the main house you will find:
1 double bedroom with a 160cm bed, pool view and walk-in wardrobe
1 double bedroom with a 140cm bed and pool view
a bathroom with shower and double washbasins
a separate toilet
a study area
a cosy living room
a superb kitchen opening onto the dining room
a utility room

In the annexe you will find:
1 bedroom with a 140cm bed
a small living room with a fitted kitchen
a bathroom with toilet
a private terrace

Outside:
A 5m x 5m unheated swimming pool with a submerged roller shutter complying with current safety standards
a beautiful wooden terrace
a large landscaped and enclosed garden, not overlooked, with a charcoal barbecue
1 private parking space on the property and easy parking available on the pavement in front of the house

You will have access to the following facilities:
TV, Wi-Fi, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine, hairdryer

The following services are included in the rental price:
- personalised welcome
- end-of-stay cleaning
- bed linen and towels

The following services are optional; please feel free to ask me for prices and book these services before your arrival:
breakfast delivery
daily cleaning
change of bed linen and towels
bike hire
tour of the Bassin
babysitting
surf lessons ...

Its prime location means you can enjoy Bassin beach just down the road, Place de l’Étoile 500 metres away (a hub for summer entertainment), the mini-market and bakery within walking distance, and the town centre accessible on foot or by bike thanks to the cycle path network.

A pool safety system compliant with current regulations is available for your use. It is your responsibility to use it as required. You are therefore responsible for the use of this equipment throughout your stay.

In July and August, we are open every day except Saturdays.
Pets are not permitted in this accommodation.
It is forbidden to hold a party in this accommodation; the residence is quiet and must remain so.
Non-smoking accommodation
Security deposit to be provided via credit card: you will receive an email in the week prior to your arrival. The deposit will not be charged.
Please ensure you always seek permission from the concierge before charging your electric vehicle. The concierge reserves the right to refuse your request in accordance with the owner’s instructions and the electrical installation.

Andernos-les-Bains is a town of over 12,000 inhabitants that is bustling all year round, with a cinema, an indoor public swimming pool, a skate park, a multi-purpose sports ground, several children’s play areas, a climbing centre, a laser tag centre… You can stroll along the pedestrianised street to do some shopping, enjoy an ice cream or a crêpe, take a walk along the jetty (the longest in France, offering a unique view of the Arcachon Basin, the Tchanquées huts, the Île aux Oiseaux, and more) or sample oysters at one of the many tasting spots in the harbour.
The Quinconces nature reserve is also well worth a visit to discover the flora and fauna of the Arcachon Basin and take a stroll as far as Arès.
Not to mention the Domaine de Certes (Audenge), the Teich bird sanctuary, Aqualand (Gujan Mestas), the Coccinelle Park and Kid Parc (Gujan Mestas).
Just an hour’s drive south, you simply cannot visit the Arcachon Bay without exploring Arcachon and the ‘Winter Town’, then climbing the Dune du Pilat.
Just 40 minutes to the north, you can explore the Cap Ferret Peninsula, its 10 villages, its oyster ports, the Cap Ferret lighthouse, the panoramic view from the tip of Cap Ferret, the ice creams at Frédhélian, the Bélisaire jetty, the little train…
The extensive network of cycle paths in the Gironde will allow you to cycle around the bay, reach the Atlantic beaches, Cap Ferret or even Arcachon for the more ambitious.
UBA ferry services run between Andernos and Arcachon and between Cap Ferret and Arcachon.
The Passe Marée also allows you to reach Arcachon by water, even at low tide, but it also offers boat trips around the bay, departing from Andernos.
Around the basin, you’ll find a host of small beaches between Arès and Andernos, but you’ll need to wait for high tide to swim there, except at Lac de Saint Brice (Arès), a small reservoir in the basin where you can swim whatever the tide.
If you’re travelling with children, you’ll love Betey Beach (Andernos), where you can enjoy a children’s play area right on the beach, tuck into ice creams and crêpes at the little beach snack bar, have a picnic in the shade of the pine trees, and go for a swim at high tide.
On the Atlantic coast, Grand Crohot beach is the closest ocean beach to Andernos (about a 20-minute drive), but you’ll find a multitude of beaches—some busier, some quieter, some more accessible, some less so—along the miles of coastline the Atlantic Ocean has to offer.
In summer, Cap 33 offers a wide range of free sporting activities open to everyone (see the programme online).

If you enjoy local markets, here is a list of markets in the area:
Arès Market: every Tuesday morning
Andernos Market: every Friday morning, both open-air and covered (opening times vary by season)
Lège Bourg Market: every Saturday morning.
Cap Ferret Market: every morning from mid-June to mid-September, then on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays for the rest of the year
Market
Piraillan Market: every morning from mid-June to mid-September

You can do your shopping at the supermarkets in Andernos: Intermarché, Netto, Carrefour City, Shopi; or in Arès: Leclerc, Lidl.

In both summer and winter, the area is bustling all year round thanks to local events:
The Arès Oyster Festival on the weekend of 15 August
Cabanes en Fête on the first Saturday in December
The Andernos Jazz Festival at the end of July

Finally, let’s not forget Lacanau, Soulac-sur-Mer, Bordeaux, the Médoc vineyards and their châteaux...


Sun or rain, hot or cold, high tide or low tide, as a couple or with the family... you’ll always find something to do in the Bassin... and you’ll always want to come back!

Sophie - La Conciergerie Du Bassin