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Turquoise (cottage)

Home:33349
Sleeps up to:6   (3 bedrooms)
Rates:£200 to £410 per week
Nearest beach:Cote D'Opal: 40 km
Will consider:Long term lets (over 1 month)
Short-breaks (4 days or fewer)
Changeover day:Sat
Access:Car advised
Nearest amenities: 5 km
Notes:No pets allowed
Suitable for children
No smoking at this property
Self-catering

Home description

Turquoise is a new, purpose built 3 bedroom cottage that sleeps 6 with its own private patio area with a table, chairs and a BBQ. For the holidaymaker there is a pool table, table-tennis, darts, bar-football and various outdoor games. There is also a library of DVDs. There is a designated children's play area with swings and slide. This area is also ideal for cycling, walking, fishing and horse riding.

Just 45 minutes from Calais and 20 minutes south of St. Omer, at Thiembronne you can relax and enjoy the countryside and take the odd excursion. For example you might visit the museum at the historical site of Agincourt (or as it is called in France; Azincourt) or visit the underground city in Arras that could accommodate about 3,000 people. For golfers there is the St. Omer golf course within 15 minutes drive and a further two golf courses within 40 minutes drive. For those wishing to spend the day at the seaside there are fine sandy beaches within 40 minutes drive from the cottage.

Patio area with table and BBQ
Patio area with table and BBQ
Fully equipped kitchen and dining area
Fully equipped kitchen and dining area
Lounge area
Lounge area
Downstairs double bed
Downstairs double bed
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The Northern France / Nord-Pas-de-Calais region

Nord Pas de Calais
Many who enter this area of France often drive through but rarely explore. Those of us who have spent a little time here have discovered a much slower pace of life, excellent restaurants and many places of interest to visit.
Find out what it is like to drive in 50’s Britain. The roads here are rarely busy and you can find yourself wondering, “Where’s all the traffic gone?”
The area is ideal for cycling, walking, fishing, golfing and photographic holidays; or if you prefer just chilling out with the occasional excursion.
Just 45 minutes from Calais and 20 minutes south of St. Omer, at Thiembronne we can offer you a choice of two modern well-equipped 3-bedroom cottages in a beautiful country setting. Relax and enjoy the countryside and take the odd excursion. For example you might visit the museum at the historical site of Agincourt (or as it is called in France; Azincourt) or visit the underground city that could accommodate about 3,000 people.


Fauquembergues / Thiembronne area

PLACES OF INTEREST
Chocolate Making
La Chocolaterie de Beussent can be found in the delightful rural setting of the Vallée de la Course, located 23 Km from Le Touquet, 10 Km from Montreuil sur Mer and 17 Km from Desvres. The chocolate factory can make a satisfying and interesting part of your group’s trip to France with towns and cities such as Calais, Boulogne, Montreuil, St. Omer and Desvres all within easy reach.
After entering the website, click on the link for Beussent then click on the link at the bottom of the page ‘UK flag’ flag to get an English translation.
Agincourt
The Battle of Agincourt was fought on 25 October 1415 (Saint Crispin's Day), in northern France as part of the Hundred Years' War. The combatants were the English army of King Henry V and that of Charles VI of France. The battle is notable for the use of the English longbow, which helped the English compensate for their inferior numbers.
Today in Agincourt there is a museum dedicated to the battle - Centre Historique Médiéval that offers a very good overview of the battle, the weapons used and the causes and consequences of the clash at Agincourt.
The Blockhouse of Eperlecques is the largest bunker in Northern France and is classified as a historical building. Built within four months, this monumental factory was designed to manufacture 84.8 tons of liquid oxygen per day and to launch a maximum of 36 rockets a day. With a range of 4,500 km, the A10 rocket would have been able to target America.
La Coupole
After Allied bombing raids had crippled the Blockhous at Epelecques, the Germans turned their attentions to La Coupole. The menacing concrete dome that emerges from trees hides not only a rocket-launching base but also an underground slave labour camp ‘home’ to thousands of Russian and Polish prisoners.
ACTIVITIES
There are horse riding places all over Pas de Calais including ones close to Thiémbronne and Sainte Cécile. We also have bikes available at Thiémbronne to tour the area.
Golf
There are many excellent golf courses in the region of Pas-de-Calais.
The link below shows you where they are with links to each so you can view prices and make enquiries.
Bagatelle
This is a theme park and zoo at Merlimont, which is between Le Touquet and Berck. It is about 45 minutes from Thiémbronne and 25 minutes from Sainte Cécile. It is aimed at children (and adults) over about 11/12 years of age.
Dennlys Park
This theme park at Dennebroeucq is aimed at young children and is about 15 minutes drive away from Thiembronne and 45 minutes from Sainte Cécile
Aqualud
Ideal of all ages particularly families is the water-park at Le Touquet, which is called Aqualud. Le Touquet also has an airport, golf course, horse-racing track, music festivals, water sports, casinos, great night life, chic shops and bars. It attracts 7 million visitors every year. It also has miles of sandy beaches to enjoy.
Chocolate Making
La chocolaterie de Beussent can be found in the delightful rural setting of the Vallée de la Course, located 23 Km from Le Touquet, 10 Km from Montreuil sur Mer and 17 Km from Desvres. After entering the website (www.choco-france.com) click on the link for Beussent then click on the link above and at the bottom of the page ‘UK flag’ to get an English translation.
Sainte Cécile
There is an adventure playground close to the cottage at Sainte Cécile that includes climbing apparatus, biking and other activities and is ideal for children of 7/8 and above. The link is to Camiérs, which includes Sainte Cécile but is in French.

TOWNS in Pas de Calais
St. Omer
Only 40km from Calais, Saint-Omer is such a lovely town you could spend an entire weekend in it and be perfectly satisfied. It rises out of the surrounding sea of market gardens, which flourish on the drained Audomarois marshlands.
Le Touquet
Le Touquet has an airport, golf course, water park, horse-racing track, music festivals, water sports, casinos, great night life, chic shops and bars. It attract 7 million visitors every year. It also has miles of sandy beaches to enjoy.
Boulogne
Boulogne is France's biggest fishing port and was once Napoleon's base for invading England. As well as exploring the churches and Roman walls of the beautiful medieval quarter, don't miss seeing the Nausicaa Centre's 3,000 different species of sea life.
Boulogne is still an attractive seaside resort, with Nausicaa, the world-class sea-life centre; sandy beaches and good facilities for children (recognised as a "KID Station").
Calais
If you've crossed by ferry or tunnel, this is your first sight of "abroad". It's amazing how different a place can be when it's so close. In Calais you can enjoy the cultural heritage of traditional French restaurants. Despite the town having been flattened in two 20th century wars, you can also find a lot of surviving glimpses into its fascinating past - if you know where to look.
Montreuil-sur-mer
Montreuil-sur-Mer always gives visitors a warm welcome. Don't miss the market on Saturdays and the Brocante held every 14th July (Bastille Day). This 17th-century fortification was also the inspiration for Victor Hugo's "Les Miserables", which is commemorated with a "son et lumière" each summer.
Hesdin
Hesdin is a 16th-century fortified town on the banks of the river Canche. It is surrounded by forests and borders a beautiful region called "Les Sept Vallées".
Hesdin Town Hall's belfry and ornate balcony look over the main square which hosts a busy market every Thursday morning. The Town Hall entrance still bears the Spanish crest.
Desvres (Town of potters)
If you are interested in pottery, like collecting decorted ceramics, and enjoy watching skilled craftspeople at work - Desvres is the place to come! Desvres has been famous for centuries for the manufacture of decorated ceramics. Today you can still visit its potteries, see craftspeople at work, and choose bargains in the factory shops.
Desvres is a lively market town, deep in the countryside inland from Boulogne. There is a big weekly market, and good restaurants - many serving regional specialities.


How to get there

Ideally by car from one of the cross channel ferries or Eurotunnel. Ferries include Sea France, Norfolk Line, Speedferries and P&O Ferries.


Activities near Fauquembergues

Sports:
Horse Riding
Golf within 30 mins drive
Fishing

Great for:
Walking holidays
Rural / countryside retreats
A winter sun break
Cycling holidays


Facilities

Luxuries:Internet access, DVD player
General:Central heating, TV, CD player, Pool / Snooker table, Table tennis, Games room, Satellite TV, Wi-fi available
Standard:Kettle, Toaster, Iron
Utilities:Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
Rooms:Bedrooms (3), Shower rooms (1), WCs (1)
Furniture:Single beds (4), Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seating for 6, Lounge seating for 6, Sleeps maximum of 6
Other:Linen and towels provided.
Highchair available.
Outdoors:Balcony / Terrace, Shared garden, BBQ, Bicycles available, Swing set
Access:Secure parking

Further details indoors:
Set away from the farmhouse overlooking the countryside, this luxury cottage sleeps 6 in great comfort with 3 double bedrooms (One double and two twins). Downstairs there is a kitchen and lounge/diner. A double bedroom, bathroom and separate WC. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms (both with twin beds). The cottage is very well equipped to a very high standard.

Further details outdoors:
The cottage overlooks the countryside (cows are often grazing in the nearby field). Step outside of the cottage onto your own private patio with its table for eating 'al fresco' and sun loungers for those days you wish to relax with a good book. In the evening start up the BBQ and enjoy an evening as the sun sets over the fields.


Further details

All bed linen and towels are provided within the price of your holiday. The owners are English and live on site.

Arrival time from 4pm
Departure time 10.00am

These times are flexible, please discuss with the onsite owners.


Conditions

A. Deposit is 25% of the total.
b. Balance (75%) of the total is due 60 days before arrival plus separate cheque for £100 security deposit.
c. Payment is to be made by cheque (euro or sterling).
d. Cheques, sterling or euros, should be made payable to Irene Entwistle and sent to the Forever France address.
e. Bookings made within 60 days of arrival are to be paid in full at the time of booking.
f. The Damage or Loss Deposit of £100 will be returned, less any deductions, within 10 working days of departure.


Rental rates

Rental prices originally quoted in: British £Convert to:
Prices for group size 6
PeriodFrom
To
Weekly
Nightly rate Minimum 
stay
WeekdayWeekend
High 23 May 0918 Jul 09£ 32570-3 Nights
Peak 18 Jul 095 Sep 09£ 410--1 Week
Mid 5 Sep 0931 Oct 09£ 28560-3 Nights
Low 31 Oct 0919 Dec 09£ 22045-3 Nights
High 19 Dec 092 Jan 10£ 32570-3 Nights
Low 2 Jan 1027 Mar 10£ 22045-3 Nights
High 27 Mar 1010 Apr 10£ 325--1 Week
Mid 10 Apr 1022 May 10£ 28560-3 Nights
High 22 May 1024 Jul 10£ 32570-3 Nights
Peak 24 Jul 104 Sep 10£ 410--1 Week
Mid 4 Sep 1030 Oct 10£ 28560-3 Nights
Low 30 Oct 1018 Dec 10£ 22045-3 Nights
High 18 Dec 101 Jan 11£ 32570-4 Nights
Prices for group size 2
PeriodFrom
To
Weekly
Nightly rate Minimum 
stay
WeekdayWeekend
High 23 May 0918 Jul 09£ 29060-3 Nights
Peak 18 Jul 095 Sep 09£ 370--1 Week
Mid 5 Sep 0931 Oct 09£ 25555-3 Nights
Low 31 Oct 0919 Dec 09£ 20040-3 Nights
High 19 Dec 092 Jan 10£ 29060-3 Nights
Low 2 Jan 1027 Mar 10£ 20040-3 Nights
High 27 Mar 1010 Apr 10£ 290--1 Week
Mid 10 Apr 1022 May 10£ 25555-3 Nights
High 22 May 1024 Jul 10£ 29060-3 Nights
Peak 24 Jul 104 Sep 10£ 370--1 Week
Mid 4 Sep 1030 Oct 10£ 25555-3 Nights
Low 30 Oct 1018 Dec 10£ 20040-3 Nights
High 18 Dec 101 Jan 11£ 29060-4 Nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

For Weekend bookings please contact us via email or phone.

Additional Heating charge of 30 euros per week from 15th October to 15th April payable on arrival.

Refundable £100 security deposit required with final balance payment. Payments by UK cheque.


Guestbook for Turquoise

27/12-03/01/09 Fortunato family (Winchester)
This was a fantastic holiday. After a busy year, nothing better than a week to totally bomb out and no better place to do it than in the most peaceful and restful place as this. Thank you so much for a beautiful, comfortable and clean cottage. Lovely surroundings, very pleasant and friendly people around here. Thank
to our hosts for their hospitality and hope to stay here again.

06-13/09 Ann & Phil (Flixton, Manchester)
Had a super holiday in super surroundings. Excellent gite and very comfortable. Our hosts looked after us
really well.

25/10-01/11 Price family (Gloucestershire)
Fantastic week, thank you. Lovely gite, so clean and comfortable. Quiet and peaceful - just what we needed. Matt enjoyed the games room. Thank you to our hosts. We would love to return.

25-28/09 Linda & Rod (Coedpoeth, Wales)
Wonderful weekend - weather perfect. Bruges worth a visit but water expensive. We had the perfect hosts.

13-20/09 Howe family (Norfolk)
Wonderful break, superb area, well equipped gite, best so far and hope to return again one day.


Availability

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