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With its country atmosphere and old-world charm in " Pays du coquelicot" Authentic Picardy farmhouse with courtyard, parking, and enclosed garden, completely renovated in the traditional style Modern, fully equipped kitchen Beds made, towels provided Free fiber optic Wi-Fi Historic WW1 barn that housed the Tommies (Leeds, Bradford, Durham Pals) during the Battle of the Somme on July 1, 1916 NO CLEANING FEE: leave the cottage clean and tidy PLEASE SPECIFY YOUR APPROXIMATE ARRIVAL TIME The space As we do not live on site, we must arrange an appointment to welcome you, give you the keys, and explain how the accommodation works. NO KEY BOX Big house private and independent accommodation of 130m² with: *3 bedrooms with 5 real beds: 2 double beds (140x190cm) and 2 single beds (90x180cm), 1 bed pour child between 2 and 6 years old *2 living rooms with sofas and armchairs *Fully equipped and modern kitchen filter coffee maker, kettle (coffee and tea not provided) *Bathroom, separate toilet Bed linens, towels, tea towels, shower gel, and emergency toilet paper provided for the first day Enclosed garden and courtyard Children under 2 years old are welcome. TRAVEL COT available upon prior request Piano available for music lovers Other things to note 2026 will be the 110th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme with numerous ceremonies in the Poppy Country from April to December. Shops are 3 km away in Acheux en Amiènois. Traditional restaurants are 15 km away, in Albert or Doullens. The village being small and rural, there are no shops, it is a choice between town or countryside, so plan your shopping! Small children's playground, many peaceful walks in and around the village. Albert and its World War I battlefields, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lindfield Memorial in Bertrancourt (2 km) in tribute to the athletes who died in combat. Approximately 30 km from Amiens: cathedral, hortillonnages, and Arras with its large, typical squares. MAIN SQUARE FESTIVAL in July. One hour from the Baie de Somme.