Set on the estate of a remarkable fortified farm, the Gite de Marianne will be ideal for your holidays for two at a few steps from the sea. You will stay in the heart of the Landing beaches, especially the Pointe du Hoc you will be able to reach on foot. At 5min you will discover the atmosphere of the fishing port of Grandcamp and its fish market. Gite situated on a dairy farm (possible visit of the farm on request).
Gite upstairs (above an inocupied room), in a superb property with a fortified manor also including guest rooms (ref n°5529) and another gite (ref 2951). Living room with lounge area with sofa and one single bed and kitchen area, 1 bdrm without window (a 160cm double bed), shower room with toilet. TV in the bdrm. Internet connection possible in the manor. Picnic table and garden furniture in the yard of the owner.
1 Single bed
1 Double bed
1 Shower
1 WC
Séjour 18 m² Ground floor
- 1 Single bed (90x190)
Séjour avec un canapé et 1 lit 1 personne
Room 1 7 m² Ground floor
- 1 Double bed (160x200)
placard sous pente avec étagère et penderie
Accommodation themes
- Sea
- In a farm
Capacity : 3 people
Number of room : 1 room
Surface : 30 m²
Pets : Not allowed
Internet : No
facilities
- Vaccum cleaner
- Baby high chair
- Sheets & towels included
- TV
Outdoors amenities
- Garden
- Near a farm
- Garden furniture
Services
- Included heating
- Bed linen included
- House cleaning available
- Optional departure cleaning40.00 € (Rate for the entire stay)
Leisure and amenities
Sea bathing :6 km
Canoeing :6 km
Shop :4 km
Riding :11 km
Railway station :24 km
Golf :17 km
Sea :1,5 km
Doctor, chemist :4 km- Swimming pool :24 km
Fishing :6 km
Restaurant :4 km
Footpaths :0,1 km
Tennis :4 km
Sailing :6 km
Themes of your stay
- This vacation rental in Normandy enjoys a magnificent view. Spend a holiday facing the most beautiful panoramas of Calvados.
In a farmLocated in the farm property
SeaThis accommodation is located less than 10 kilometers from the sea.
During your stay, do not miss to discover and visit the famous spots and museums of D-Day Landings on June 6th 1944 on Normandy beaches, more than 75 years after the Allied troops landing.
