200 meters from the beach, GR21, private park, Wi-Fi

Charming 85 m2 Norman house in a small, very quiet coastal hamlet, 15 km from Fécamp, 24 km from Étretat. Enclosed 300 m2 plot. Gîte located 200 meters from the beautiful GR 21 Private parking space on the property Wi-Fi included Typical decoration in an old Norman farmhouse, very beautiful and large terrace facing south. Optional linen: €58 Electricity included up to 8 kW/day (€0.26/kW beyond). As an indication, 56 kW corresponds to an average consumption in summer. The space Tasteful decoration, typically Norman, very beautiful and large south-facing terrace, garden furniture, parasol and deckchairs for sunbathing Townhouse on one side. Beach 3 minutes walk, private parking space on the property. Two shower rooms (one shower room on the ground floor - separate toilet and a bathroom with shower and private toilet in the master bedroom upstairs) Two bedrooms upstairs: - bedroom 1 with a double bed and its private bathroom - bedroom 2 with 1 double bed, 1 single bed and a baby crib Highchair and baby bath upon request Very spacious and very well equipped kitchen: microwave, electric oven, 4 electric cooktops, electric coffee maker, kettle, dishwasher and of course all the equipment necessary to taste your seafood... Shops and restaurants 2.5 km away. A small supermarket in Saint Pierre en Port and a grocery store in Sassetôt le Mauconduit. Further away, about 10 km away in Valmont, you will find a Carrefour Contact. Hiking trail (GR 21) 150 meters away. Calm and rest are assured. Winter garden (veranda) for storing beach equipment, fishing equipment, wetsuits, hiking shoes, bicycles Electricity included up to 8 kW/day; beyond that, electricity will be charged 0.26 euro per kW (the meter reading is done jointly upon arrival and departure). Optional linens. Fireplace only decorative Guest access . Other things to note Shore fishing area very rich in shellfish and shrimp... lobsters for the lucky ones In Valmont (6 km), pass the Lin bike route, a green route exclusively reserved for pedestrians and cyclists. It allows you to reach Fécamp on one side along the "La Valmont" river through the valley, and Cany-Barville on the other side through the woods and plains.