A new holiday village in Saumur

VVF Vacances drew up the typical profile of the potential clientele: individuals for the most part, at more than 85%, 70% French and 30% European. The predicted occupation rate is 75% (weighted annual rate) and 92% in the summer. The average length of stay is 7 days.

 

The project is in the form of a village, helping as far as possible to preserve the "rural" and heavily wooded environment of the region. The architectural choice reflects the commitment to respect environmental quality and use traditional materials from Saumur. Two types of construction will therefore be used: façades in semi-solid conglomerate with coating and façades in wooden framework with wood strip covering.

 

An agreement between Agglo and Bouygues Immobilier, who is constructing the site for VVF Vacances, was signed back on 18 April 2006. As part of its tourism remit, the Communauté d'Agglomération Saumur Loire Développement invested 250,000 euros to fund road and network building.