BNB RENTING, 2 bedrooms near the beach (300 meters)

## Space Beautiful apartment in a secure residence with caretaker and lift. Located 2 steps from the beach of Ponteil and Salis, this apartment offers an unbeatable location for successful holidays in the fabulous district of Ilette in Antibes. This apartment offers ideal services for your stays with large private parking in the basement, elevator. Crossing apartment with a 12m2 terrace. This two bedroom apartment located on the ground floor consists of: - Spacious living room with sofa, TV and dining table overlooking a beautiful terrace - 2 bedrooms each with a double beds (sleeps 4). - one Bathroom with bath and toilets, one shower room with a shower and toilets. - Fully equipped opened kitchen: hob, fridge, oven, microwave, coffee machine ## Access Travelers have access to the entire apartment. ## Neighborhood This apartment is located in the famous district of Antibes called "l'Ilette". Known for its fine sand beaches and its superb seaside atmosphere, the beach of Salis is the last beach of Antibes before entering the Cap d'Antibes, just after the beach of Ponteil. It is one of the best known beaches of Antibes and attracts many holidaymakers in summer. This beach is in direct contact with the road. Families with children will prefer the beach of Ponteil (200 meters) which is better protected. Nice view of the Cap d'Antibes, the old town and the small fishing port of Salis. ## Transit To get to this beach from the center of Antibes, take Avenue Albert 1er, then at sea level turn right towards Cap d'Antibes. The beach is just before the Cap d'Antibes (be careful always keep left along the seaside). Everything is accessible on foot. SNCF Antibes Train Station is 1.5 km away By car: A8 motorway exit Antibes ## Notes We offer luxury amenities, sheets and shower towels are included in the rental price. Bathroom kits are also included per person (shampoo, shower gel, soap). Cleaning is also included in the rental price. The dishes must however be cleaned and the bins thrown away