Chaleureuse Chaumière Proche des Plages

Magnificent Normandy thatched cottage with 4 bedrooms (one of which is on the mezzanine)<br>A living room with functional fireplace (We accompany you for the use)<br>A fully equipped kitchen with cooking piano.<br>1 bathroom with Italian shower.<br>The two bedrooms on the ground floor have a sink each.<br>A large garden with fruit trees and a small garden. You will eat strawberries, redcurrants, raspberries, apples, kiwis...<br>And enhance your dishes with chives, parsley, thyme... from the garden<br>The accommodation<br>In particular the village of Veules-les-roses<br>One of the most beautiful villages in France where you can walk along the smallest river in France, the Veules, lined with beautiful half-timbered houses and mills. On the seafront, you won't be able to resist tasting a dozen Veulaises, oysters raised in the open sea and freshly picked every day.<br><br>Saint-Valery-en-Caux<br>A small seaside resort in the Pays de Caux, Saint-Valery-en-Caux is a coastal city with two faces to its visitors: on one side a green hinterland, on the other, a seafront framed by chalk cliffs and bordered by pebble beaches. The food shops are very good.<br><br>Veulettes is a very lively family resort. It offers many sporting advantages: sailing and tennis club for young and old, boat/paddle/board rental, cycling, fishing (sea and river), mini golf, departure for beautiful walks (GR 21). The beach is very large and welcomes swimmers and sea lovers. You also have a wide choice of restaurants: seafood, Italian trattoria, creperie.<br><br><br>Fécamp<br>Turned towards the sea and its treasures, Fécamp invites you to discover exceptional sites and architectural treasures. You will taste seafood and visit the Bénédictine, a listed monument where the famous alcohol that bears its name is made.<br><br><br>The Petites Dalles take their reputation from the cliffs that frame the village and the beach and which inspired the Impressionist painters including Claude Monet and Berthe Morisot and its many perfectly preserved seaside villas from the end of the nineteenth century. This former fishing village occupies one of the valleys of the Pays de Caux where Sissi once liked to swim.<br><br>Etretat<br>Land of Arsène Lupin, Etretat is one of the jewels of the Normandy coast with a unique cliff, very preserved typical streets and extraordinary walks on the sea.<br><br>Honfleur<br>A world-famous destination, the port of Honfleur is a unique place where you can walk along the quays, have lunch or dinner in very good restaurants or simply have a drink?<br><br>Dieppe <br>Dieppe is one of the emblematic seaside resorts of the Alabaster Coast.<br><br>A few steps away, Castle and gardens of Mesnil Geoffroy<br>It is rare to be able to visit a castle classified as a historical monument where the princely family still lives in all the rooms, bedrooms and lounges and where you can share the furniture and objects that have seen so many centuries and personalities pass by!<br>Surrounded by a 10ha French-style park, designed by Collinot, Le Nôtre's gardener, the estate is famous for its private rose garden, the largest in Normandy with its 2900 rose bushes and 2000 different varieties, all labelled. It was voted Most Beautiful Collector's Garden in Normandy in 2016. Since 2015: A romantic flowered vegetable garden brings together varieties of old vegetables labelled and commented. Elected at the end of 2017 as the most beautiful vegetable garden in France by the SNHF (National Horticultural Society of France). In May: a collector's iriseraie, double of the Jardin des Plantes in Rouen, perfumes the flowerbeds. Aviaries of exotic birds and collector's chickens enchant part of the garden and... young visitors!<br><br><br>between 15' and 20' by car you have the Saint-Riquier golf course, the Caniel lake complex (summer sledging, bowling, restaurants, etc.) and very beautiful villages and gardens to visit.