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Eric and Corinne warmly invite you to experience the charm of their 16th-century manor house, nestled in the picturesque countryside near Valognes, Cherbourg, and the historic D-Day beaches. This recently renovated 18th-century cottage, surrounded by lush gardens and fields, offers two stylish apartments accommodating 3 and 4 persons respectively, or the entire cottage for a group of 7.The manor's central location allows for easy exploration of numerous captivating attractions, such as the renowned "La cité de la mer" in Cherbourg, the enchanting Channel Islands of Jersey and Guernesey, as well as the iconic D-Day beaches and their awe-inspiring monuments, including Utah Beach, Omaha Beach, and Sainte Mére l'Eglise.
GITE N°1, designed for 3 persons, features a cozy ground floor living/dining room adorned with comfortable sofas and a grand, yet non-functional, fireplace. Additionally, a convenient bar equipped with basic cooking facilities, including a microwave and fridge, offers a practical space for preparing light meals. On the first floor, a spacious room awaits, complete with a queen size bed and a single bed. The bathroom boasts a charming bathtub, wash-hand basin, and WC, complemented by a beautiful bamboo wood floor.
GITE N°2, perfect for 4 persons, boasts a generously-sized ground floor living/dining room, featuring plush sofas and an elegant, yet non-operational, fireplace. Entertainment amenities include a TV, CD/DVD reader, and Internet access. An expansive bar houses a fully equipped kitchen, complete with a microwave, fridge, dishwasher, washing machine, and dryer, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay. Upstairs, two spacious rooms await, each furnished with a queen size bed and two single beds. The bathroom offers a refreshing shower, wash-hand basin, and WC, complemented by a stylish bamboo wood floor.
Guests are welcome to enjoy the private garden, a serene oasis that offers both a secluded area and shared spaces for mingling with fellow guests and cottage occupants. A charming patio, complete with a table and chairs, provides an ideal setting for outdoor relaxation and al fresco dining.
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| Holiday Home | 2 | 90 | 110 | 400 | 750 | ||||||||||
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- Château de Bricquebec: Located in the town of Bricquebec, this medieval castle is a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can explore the well-preserved fortifications, towers, and courtyards while learning about the castle's history through guided tours.
- Barfleur: A charming coastal village, Barfleur is known for its picturesque harbor and historic buildings. Visitors can stroll through the narrow streets, admire the traditional architecture, and enjoy fresh seafood at one of the local restaurants.
- Cité de la Mer: Situated in Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, Cité de la Mer is a fascinating maritime museum and aquarium. It offers interactive exhibits, including a visit to a decommissioned nuclear submarine, an aquarium showcasing various marine species, and educational displays about underwater exploration.
- Utah Beach: This historic site played a significant role in the D-Day landings during World War II. Utah Beach offers a museum where visitors can learn about the events surrounding the invasion, explore the beach itself, and pay respects at the nearby memorials and monuments.
- La Maison du Biscuit: Located in Sortosville-en-Beaumont, this charming biscuit (cookie) shop offers a wide variety of traditional French biscuits and confections. Visitors can sample and purchase these delectable treats while enjoying the cozy atmosphere of the shop.
- Tatihou Island: Accessible by boat from Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue, Tatihou Island is a nature reserve that combines natural beauty with historical significance. The island features diverse flora and fauna, walking trails, and an impressive maritime museum housed in a 17th-century fort.
- Sainte-Mère-Église: Known for its connection to the D-Day landings, this small town is famous for the airborne troops' landing and the story of John Steele, an American paratrooper who got caught on the church steeple. The town offers a museum, memorials, and guided tours that delve into its wartime history.
- Bénédictine Palace: Situated in Fécamp, the Bénédictine Palace is a stunning example of Gothic-Renaissance architecture. Visitors can explore the palace's museum, which showcases the history and production of Bénédictine liqueur, as well as its art collection and beautiful gardens. These attractions offer a variety of experiences, from historical landmarks and museums to coastal scenery and culinary delights.