The heated pool and its wooden deck

L'Atlantide

Moliets-et-Maâ, Landes, France

A villa in the Landes for eight people, at the far end of a quiet cul-de-sac. Pine forest on one side, the Atlantic a ten-minute bike ride away.

4 stars

official tourism rating

150 m²

over two floors

4

bedrooms

8

guests

Saltwater pool

heated, April to October

3.2 km

to the ocean

The villa seen from the garden, in the shade of the oaks
The table outside, seating eight
The garden lounge, in the shade
Welcome

The quiet of a cul-de-sac, ten minutes from the Atlantic

L'Atlantide is a carefully renovated 150 m² villa in the Landes, tucked away at the end of a peaceful dead-end street in Moliets-et-Maâ. On one side, a wooded garden opening onto the pool; on the other, a street where nobody drives past.

Four bedrooms, two shower rooms, a large through living room with a wood-burning stove and a fully fitted open kitchen: the house was designed so that eight people can share it without living on top of each other. A study under the eaves for anyone extending their stay, a table-tennis table for the sporty, a gas plancha for the food-lovers.

The village, its bakery and its market are a twelve-minute walk away. The beach and the largest planted forest in Europe are 3.2 km away. In between, cycle paths in the shade of the pines, where children can ride in complete safety.

The house

What makes the difference

  • 01

    Rated 4 stars

    Independent inspection in August 2026: 98 % of the mandatory criteria met across more than 130 checkpoints. The official French rating for holiday rentals, valid for five years.

  • 02

    Private heated saltwater pool

    Open from April to the end of October, with a wooden deck, sun loungers and a parasol. A swim before breakfast is entirely reasonable.

  • 03

    A garden all the way round

    1,500 m² of green, century-old oaks, a shaded garden lounge and a gas plancha for summer evenings.

  • 04

    Everything by bike

    Beach, village, market, golf course: the cycle path network links it all, sheltered from cars and from the heat.

  • 05

    Genuinely family-ready

    Cot, high chair, baby bath, games for every age, a table-tennis table and a games console.

  • 06

    A living room you actually live in

    Wood-burning stove, kitchen open onto the big table, one large seating area: the house works as well in November as it does in August.

In pictures

Twenty-three reasons to come

The full photo shoot, taken in June 2026: the pool and its garden, the living spaces, all four bedrooms and the sheltered terrace.

  • The heated pool and its wooden deckThe heated pool and its wooden deck
  • The villa seen from the garden, in the shade of the oaksThe villa seen from the garden, in the shade of the oaks
  • The south façade, sun loungers and parasolThe south façade, sun loungers and parasol
  • The through living room, open to the kitchenThe through living room, open to the kitchen
  • The living room and its wood-burning stoveThe living room and its wood-burning stove
  • The seating area, garden sideThe seating area, garden side
  • The kitchen island and its stoolsThe kitchen island and its stools
  • The fitted kitchen, opening onto the terraceThe fitted kitchen, opening onto the terrace
  • The big table, between kitchen and living roomThe big table, between kitchen and living room
  • The table outside, seating eightThe table outside, seating eight
Sustainability

Living the Landes without wearing them out

The house sits between three fragile environments, pressed up against one another: the ocean, the dune and the forest. In July and August they take ten times more visitors than in winter. Here is what we do, and what we ask of you.

  • Short showers

    Five minutes is plenty. The tap water comes from the aquifer, right under the villa.

  • Windows closed

    To keep the house cool, keep the windows closed during the day.

  • Sort your waste, even on holiday

    Yellow bin, glass separately, food waste to the compost. The instructions are in the kitchen.

  • Stay on the paths

    Crossing the dune away from the boardwalks destroys it, step by step.

Around the house

Moliets-et-Maâ, between forest and ocean

One of the few places on the Atlantic coast where pine forest, dune and ocean still touch one another. Here is what there is to do nearby.

  • Surfing and bodyboarding, schools on the beach
  • Cycling on the forest tracks and the Vélodyssée
  • Boat trips on the Courant d'Huchet
  • 18-hole golf, two kilometres away
  • Farmers’ markets, in every village in summer
The heated pool and its wooden deck

Book L'Atlantide

The house is let by the week in high season, and for two nights or more the rest of the year. Write to us for availability and to hold your dates.