Villa in Occitanie

Welcome to Villa Beau Coupe, a stylish retreat on the edge of Oupia with sweeping views over sun-drenched vineyards. This detached villa blends French elegance with modern comfort, offering a heated private pool, landscaped garden, and shaded terrace for lazy afternoons. Inside, airy rooms are furnished with care, from the inviting lounge to the fully equipped kitchen featuring Nespresso, filter, and Senseo coffee options. A Sonos sound system sets the mood for every moment-whether you're enjoying a morning croissant or an evening apéritif. (Please note: pets are not permitted.) From your peaceful base, the treasures of the Languedoc unfold just minutes away. Stroll to the weekly farmers' market in Olonzac for fresh produce, or cycle to the Canal du Midi and Lac de Jouarres for scenic walks and waterside picnics. History lovers will adore the medieval citadel of Carcassonne and the charming village of Minerve, both within easy reach. Sandy Mediterranean beaches are only 45 minutes away, perfect for a day trip before returning to your private pool for a sunset swim. Dining here is a joy-try Lo Cagarol in Aigne for refined French cuisine or La Grange in Bize-Minervois for authentic local flavors. For a true countryside experience, join the Menu du Jour at the Cabezac café, complete with wine and fresh bread. In the evenings, fire up the charcoal BBQ for an al-fresco feast under the stars, or head to nearby Gruissan to sample oysters by the sea.

A warm welcome to our house Beau Coupe!
We hope you have a good time and enjoy our house, the beautiful view and all the good things that French life has to offer. Make yourself at home and treat the house and it's environment with respect. You have probably already studied Languedoc. The walled city of Carcassonne and Minerve are of course the 'must see' places, make sure to get there early as it can get busy. Furthermore are also nice to visit Beziers, Narbonne and Perpignan. If a longer distance is not a problem then go to Pezenas, Montpellier and Toulouse. A little closer and yet a nice place for a few hours: Lagrasse. Le Somail and Homps are even closer and fun for a drink, lunch or dinner on the Canal du Midi. Do you like the beach and the sea, the beaches of Gruissan are about 45 minutes away. If you go to Gruissan don't forget to take a look at Plage des Chalets (beach houses on stilts) and make sure you stop by La Perle Gruissanaise not only for oysters. You get it, even though we do not stop talking about the surroundings, there is much to see and discover. We have not even talked about the nice markets in Olonzac and Lezignan on Tuesday and Wednesday morning. Restaurants are plentiful we only mention two Lo Cagarol in Aigne and La Grange in Bize-Minervois are well worth a visit. If you really want to have a French lunch, go to the cafe on the corner next to the petrol staion in Cabezac, in the back of the shop you can join the Menu Du Jour for about 12 euros including wine and bread. Want to see beautiful (sailing) yachts? Then go to the ports of Gruissan or Cap d'Agde, stroll along boats, terraces and shops. Finally, what is France without wine ..... are you by car and would you like to bring something tasty? Then take a look at CDD a wine shop in Lezignan special wines from 3 euros.
Other tips can be found at https:https://www.france-voyage.com/cities-towns/oupia-11984.htm
Happy holidays and enjoy all the beauty!
Marja and Peter