Retreat Between Sky and Marshlands

Nestled in the heart of the Somme Valley, the village of Long charms visitors with its authentic character and rich heritage, featuring a château, a listed church. Just 20 min from the Baie de Somme, it offers an ideal starting point to combine the peace of the countryside with cultural discoveries and excursions into the vast landscapes of Picardy. The accommodation overlooks the Somme Valley, offering a view of the marshes — a perfect setting for peace and relaxation. The space Single-storey 40 m² house The accommodation includes: * A bedroom** with a queen-size bed. Bed linen and duvet covers are provided. * A bathroom** with a shower. A set of towels is included for your stay. * A living area** with a fully equipped kitchen (oven, kettle, microwave, coffee maker). The room features an extendable dining table for up to six people, opening onto a lounge area with a TV and a convertible sofa bed with a double mattress. All rooms are completely new and fully renovated. Guest access Look for number 21 above the mailbox – that’s your accommodation. Just 50 meters ahead, you’ll find a spacious parking area reserved especially for you. Other things to note Nestled in the heart of the Somme Valley, Long’vue is the perfect starting point to discover the many treasures of the region. Between unspoiled nature, historic heritage, and authentic Picardy charm, every excursion reveals a new facet of this unique landscape. Just a short walk from the gîte, the village of Long enchants visitors with its 18th-century château, its church overlooking the valley, and its peaceful riverside paths. The Somme Valley Cycle Route passes right through the village – a tranquil, scenic trail ideal for cycling between Abbeville, Amiens, and the Bay of the Somme. The local tourist office, located in the heart of Long, can guide you to the best walking, cycling, or boat excursions in the area. Only 30 minutes away, the medieval town of Saint-Valery-sur-Somme takes you back in time with its cobbled streets, lively harbor, and breathtaking views over the bay. Across the water, Le Crotoy offers a more seaside atmosphere, perfect for relaxation and stunning sunsets over the bay. A little further north, Le Tréport charms visitors with its fishing port, dramatic cliffs, and a funicular railway offering panoramic views of the Channel. Inland, Amiens is well worth a visit for its UNESCO-listed Gothic cathedral, its famous floating gardens (hortillonnages), and its lively Saint-Leu district. Nature lovers can escape to the Marquenterre Nature Reserve, renowned for its birdwatching, or follow the scenic towpaths along the Somme River. History enthusiasts will appreciate the World War I memorial sites at Péronne, Thiepval, and Albert – moving places of remembrance and learning. Between sky and marsh, between land and sea, Long’vue stands at the crossroads of all these wonders : a peaceful haven for rest, exploration, and discovery in one of France’s most beautiful regions. Registration Details 991566019