Beautiful property by the SEA!

Clos Ricarda is nestled above the sea, on the Alabaster coast in the famous village of Sainte Marguerite sur Mer. It is located on an exceptional site in a unique and relaxing setting between Pointe de l 'Ailly and the village of Varengeville sur Mer. For an unforgettable stay with family or friends, it is an ideal place to enjoy the more confidential charms of this part of Normandy, close to Dieppe. The space Clos Ricarda was fully restored in 2022 with quality materials On the ground floor, it has a large living room including for the living room, a sofa, armchairs, coffee table, smart TV, for the dining room, a large table that can accommodate 9 people. The modern and functional kitchen is fully equipped (oven, induction plate, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and range hood) with plenty of storage and necessary utensils, a filter coffee maker, a Nespresso machine, toaster, kettle and a raclette machine. A master suite ( accessible PMR) with a large double bed, a desk and a wardrobe adjoining a large bathroom (toilet, walk-in shower, sink). A laundry room equipped with a washing machine and a separate toilet. On the floor, breaks down: The "Pourville sur Mer" room equipped with two bunk beds and a single bed, a wardrobe and a desk The " Dieppe" bedroom equipped with two single beds or a double bed, wardrobe and desk The Room "Sainte Marguerite sur Mer" equipped with two single beds or a double bed, dresser. Independent bathroom with bath/shower and sink. All areas are tastefully decorated. The rooms are all equipped with upscale hotel bedding. Upon arrival, the beds will be made, you will have linens and towels will be available to you. Guest access You will have access to the entire property as well as the garden. Other things to note In a light of changing contrasts, the white chalk cliffs of the Alabaster Coast stretch for 130 km. Bathed by the green and blue waters of the English Channel, the Alabaster Coast offers the most impressive landscapes of Normandy. From Le Havre to Tréport via Fécamp and Dieppe, the seaside resorts are not lacking in charm. Many artists to have succumbed. The impressionist painters, Monet, Sisley, Boudin, Pissarro found their inspiration. Not to mention great writers, like Maurice Leblanc who made Étretat the playground of the most gentleman of burglars, Arsène Lupin. With its authentic pebble beaches, incredible valleys and fishing villages, the Alabaster Coast is generous. Water activities, walks and hikes, cultural tours, the Normandy coast can be discovered.