There is so much to do to relax, from swimming in the infinity pool to walking to the beach.
The panoramic views of the oceans and mountains are to be enjoyed from every room, and the included maid service offers the perfect opportunity for you to relax.
The cable TV with surround sound features in the media room.
Ensuite are attached to all six of the villas bedrooms.
A massive state of the art kitchen is the ideal place to enjoy your morning Nespresso coffee, whilst you admire the stunning architecture of the house.
With its exposed wooden beams and glass lined mezzanine, the traditional features complement the breathtaking views from the salons.
Situated in the centre of idyllic Bidart, this setting is home to a vibrant market and restaurants.
Sun-worshippers and outdoor enthusiasts alike are drawn to this region, as the Pyrenees-Atlantiques is home to many stunning beaches.
With 12 quality golf courses, the basque region is known as the birthplace of golf in France.
For gastronomic adventures, San Sebastian is just 25 minutes away.

This villa Interior
This villa is a classic Neo Basque house overlooking the beach, with six en-suite bedrooms, heated infinity pool, massive state of the art kitchen, media room, salon and pool deck. You are on the beach, right in the centre of the ancient village of Bidart on the outskirts of Biarritz.
Villa Facilities:

Balcony
Bath Tub
Bath/Shower
Coffee Maker
Complimentary Toiletries
Cooker
Dining Area
Dishwasher
DVD Player
En-suite Bath/Shower Room In Unit
Extra Linen On Request
Freezer
Fridge
Fridge/Freezer
Ironing Facilities
Kitchen
LCD/Plasma Television
Linen & Towels Supplied
Living Room
Log Fire
Private Car Space
Radio
Satellite/Cable Television
Ipad Air 2
Sea/Loch View
Shower Room
Tea/Coffee
Television
Washing Machine
Amenities
Panoramic views from every room through 360 degrees over mountains and ocean
Heated outdoor infinity swimming pool overlooking the sea (3.5m x 8m)
1300m garden overlooking the beach
Direct path from garden to beach
6 bedrooms all with ensuite. 2 Twinnable beds and 4 Kingsize
Underfloor heating
Media room overlooking the beach
Broadband wifi internet
Cable TV with surround sound
Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin sound system
Nespresso, fully stocked
2 Salons, 1 with huge fireplace
Massive state of the art kitchen
Laundry room
Outdoor barbecue and dining area
Secret lookout
Garage
Board store
Egyptian cotton linen
Frette towels.

This villa is on a shallow cliff overlooking Bidart’s main beach on the southern edge of Biarritz. On top of the beach, with panoramic views of the ocean and the Pyrenees. In the heart of the historic village of Bidart on the outskirts of Biarritz, this six bedroom villa is the most luxurious & well situated on the Basque coast.
Local Area
One of the most famous regions of France and renowned for its natural beauty, Pyrenées-Atlantiques is the pearl of the French Atlantic coast. A mecca for surfers and outdoor enthusiasts, a playground of the moneyed, a magnet for the gastronomically adventurous, and the ultimate sun-worshipping climate – it would be challenging to find anywhere so universally tempting as Biarritz and her neighboring regions.
Biarritz
In the 1800s and 1900s, Biarritz was the playground of Europe’s royal families, with its Grande Plage dominated by the Hotel du Palais, built by Napoleon III. Today its fan-base is slightly more democratised, with surfers, golfers, partygoers, snowboarders and sailors all drawn to its unique combination of southern France chic, renowned ocean waves and eclectic nightlife.
San Sebastian
The jewel of Northern Spain’s Basque Country. One of the most famous tourist destinations in Spain, San Sebastian is a ‘small big’ city dedicated to the finer things in life. The smaller scale of San Sebastian is deceptive however, as the city has now risen to the international stage hosting festivals and such for the world. The city is also home to 16 Michelin Stars, so you’ll certainly never be short of amazing restaurants in which to eat.
The Pyrenees
A dizzying natural landscape crying out to be scaled by mountain lovers. The Pyrenees mountain range is littered with hundreds of hiking trails set into undulating, often dramatic terrain, making the area a mecca for hikers and mountain bikers alike. The curving roads also serve as the ideal track for road cyclists. The region is also spoiled with no less than 5 excellent ski runs within very easy reach.
Biarritz is Basque, but with a clear Parisian influence. It sits on the edge of the Atlantic, but at the foot of the Pyrenees. Its unique position means that there is a distinct Spanish influence running through its architecture and cuisine. Biarritz is a wonderful example of a region with a rich cultural heritage like no other.
Things to do in Biarritz
When it comes to finding activities and pursuits to fill your days in Biarritz, Villa Bidartis is absolutely spoiled for choice. Whether it’s the renowned surfing locations, the idyllic French markets or the sumptuous culinary delights of the local restaurants, there is truly something for anyone seeking an experience to cherish.
Beach
Right on your doorstep you will find Bidart’s beaches: a selection of cliff-lined coves that link up at low tide. Water temperatures in summer are as high as 27c (86F), and stay good for swimming until mid-October. Other beautiful beaches nearby include Parlementia (at Guethary), Erretegia, and Ilbarritz.
Golf
The Basque country is often considered the birth place of golf in France. There are 12 top quality golf courses within quick and easy reach to satisfy any golfing itch – whatever your level of skill.

Golf de Moliets
Gold Hotel de Seignosse
Golf d’Hossegor
Golf de Chiberta
Golf de Biarritz
Golf d’ilbarritz
Real Golf Club de San Sebastian
Golf de Chantaco
Golf de Bassussarry
Golf d’Epherra
Golf de la Nivelle
Festivals & Events
January: San Sebastian La Tamborrada drum parades
February: San Sebastian Carnivals and Tinker Day
April: Avrilexpo in Biarritz
May: Festival Des Arts De La Rue
June: La Casetas (Surfing festival) in Biarritz
Les Océanes in Biarritz
San Sebastian Beer Fest
Show jumping in Biarritz
July: Biarritz Surf Festival – Roxy Pro
Festival De Jazz
Foire Internationale D’art Contemporain
Fetes De La Magdalena
Le BIG Festival
Jazzaldia (San Sebastian Jazz Festival). This has become of the Spain’s most important events of its kind.
Suez Gaz French Open in Biarritz
July / August: Fêtes de Bayonne (a 5-day world-famous festival)
Semana Grande De Vitoria Fete Patronales
Quinzaine Musicale
Semana Grande De San Sebastian Fete Patronales
Semana Grande De Bilbao Fete Patronales
Marche Medieval
September: Le Temps d’Aimer Biarritz dance festival
San Sebastian International Film Festival
Regates Trophee Bandera De La Concha
Fete Des Jars
Fete De La Vendange
Foire D’Artisanat Medieval Vitoria Gasteiz
Quiksilver Pro Landes
Markets
A defining feature of any Basque town is its friendly atmosphere and bustling market life, which can be found in the nearby towns any day of the week.
Visit the historic Biarritz market in Les Halles.
The Antiques Markets in Pau, Bayonne, Anglet and Cambo Les Bains are great for those with an eye for a good bargain.
Walk out of The Beach House on a Saturday morning and saunter around the charming weekly Bidart market.
If staying in the Summer months of July and August, Navarrenx evening market is also a real treat to behold.
Pintxos & Tapas
A twenty five minute drive away, San Sebastian is the epicentre of the Pintxos (Tapas), and is one of the top 10 eating experiences in the world. The old town in San Sebastian is packed with hundreds of small pintxos bars where you can eat tortillas, baby squid, delicious black pudding toasts, and other delicacies, accompanied by local ciders, sherry, or for something a bit different, a glass of sparkling Txakoli.
Highlights include Bar Nestor near the fruit market (cote de boeuf and amazing tomatoes), and Alcalde near the church (Ham and an array of pintxos).
The pintxos influence, however, is seen throughout the Basque country including in Biarritz, where the best to be found are in Bar Jean, in the Halles market zone.
Wine
If there is anyone who knows their wine it is the French, and the southwest regions are certainly no exceptions. Vineyards are set on the steep, sunny mountainsides surrounding the Baïgorry valley. Original Basque vine-varieties are used to make the local character-filled wine. Txakoli, once a farmer’s thirst-quencher, is now a unique local white wine that’s a perfect partner with seafood and pintxos.
For real wine connoisseurs The Beach House sits not a million miles from the Bordeaux wine region to the North East, while Rioja lies just a couple of hours south into Spain.
From Airports
Biarritz: 6.6km (13 minutes)
Bilbao: 138km (1 hour 25min)
Bordeaux: 196km (1hour 55 mins)

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