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Godart Alain3 Rue d'en Haut
Monchy-Cayeux
62134
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Located in the picturesque valley of Ternoise, nestled between St Pol on Ternoise and Hesdin, lies this captivating property. With its delightful one-level design, the house exudes charm and is surrounded by a beautifully landscaped garden. The convenience of a private carpark within the courtyard ensures easy access for guests. Inside, guests can unwind and relax while enjoying television entertainment. The property’s proximity to the stunning Côte d'Opale and its rich historical sites, as well as the nearby automobile circuit, make it an ideal destination for those seeking a nature-filled and rejuvenating holiday. Please note that pets are not permitted on the premises.Description for Gite
Located in the picturesque valley of Ternoise, this charming gite is nestled between the towns of St Pol on Ternoise and Hesdin. Situated on the same level as the owners' house, it offers a peaceful and comfortable stay. The property boasts a beautifully landscaped enclosed garden, with a designated parking area within the courtyard.Inside, the gite features a spacious and bright living area, complete with a dining area and a cozy lounge. The accommodation includes a comfortable double bed, as well as a separate fully-equipped kitchen. The bathroom is equipped with a WC and shower.
One of the highlights of the gite is its southern covered terrace, which offers stunning views of the adjacent orchard. Here, guests can relax and enjoy their meals while soaking in the tranquil surroundings. Outdoor furniture is provided for further comfort.
The gite is also equipped with a television, providing entertainment options. For added convenience, all necessary amenities can be found just 2 kilometers away.
Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the numerous walking and cycling trails that start right at the doorstep of the gite. Bicycles can also be rented on-site. Additionally, there are various attractions in close proximity, including a golf course, the Circuit of Croos-in-Yernois, historical sites, and the beautiful Opal Coast.
Please note that pets are not allowed in this accommodation. Experience a revitalizing and relaxing holiday in the heart of nature at this lovely gite!
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- Vimy Ridge: Located approximately 15 kilometers from Monchy-Cayeux, Vimy Ridge is a significant World War I memorial site. It features preserved trenches and tunnels, as well as the iconic Canadian National Vimy Memorial, honoring the soldiers who fought during the Battle of Vimy Ridge.
- Louvre-Lens Museum: Situated in the nearby city of Lens, around 20 kilometers away, the Louvre-Lens Museum is an offshoot of the famous Louvre Museum in Paris. It showcases a remarkable collection of artworks from various periods and hosts temporary exhibitions, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts.
- Arras: Just 10 kilometers from Monchy-Cayeux, Arras is a charming city renowned for its well-preserved Flemish-style town square, known as the Grand Place. Visitors can explore the beautiful architecture, visit the Arras Cathedral, or descend into the historic Boves tunnels beneath the city.
- Notre-Dame de Lorette: Located approximately 25 kilometers away, Notre-Dame de Lorette is the largest French military cemetery from World War I. This somber and reflective site pays tribute to the soldiers who lost their lives during the conflict, with numerous graves and memorials.
- The Wellington Quarry: Situated in Arras, the Wellington Quarry offers a unique experience to delve into the underground tunnels used during World War I. Guided tours take visitors through the labyrinth of tunnels, providing insight into the soldiers' lives and the realities of trench warfare.
- Bollaert-Delelis Stadium: Situated in Lens, this renowned football stadium is home to RC Lens, a popular French football club. If you are a sports enthusiast, catching a match or taking a stadium tour can be an exciting experience.
- Maison Robespierre: Located in Arras, the Maison Robespierre is the birthplace of Maximilien Robespierre, a key figure during the French Revolution. The museum provides insight into his life and the events of the revolution, showcasing artifacts and exhibits related to this turbulent period in history.
- Laby'Parc: Situated in Saint-Josse, approximately 15 kilometers from Monchy-Cayeux, Laby'Parc is a family-friendly amusement park. It offers various activities, including mazes, pedal boats, mini-golf, and go-karts, making it an enjoyable destination for both children and adults.
- Ablain-Saint-Nazaire French Military Cemetery: Located around 25 kilometers away, this military cemetery is another poignant reminder of the sacrifices made during World War I. It honors soldiers from various nationalities and features a memorial to the missing, paying tribute to those who never returned. 10. The Wellington Tunnels Memorial: Also known as the "Tunnels of Arras," this memorial is located in Arras. It commemorates the New Zealand Tunneling Company's efforts to build a network of tunnels during World War I. Visitors can take guided tours to explore these tunnels and learn about their historical significance.