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Farmhouse |4 bedrooms |Sleeps 8

Saint Vaast d'Equiqueville in Normandy

£86–£114 / night
£600–£800 / week

Short stays welcome

Changeover flexible

4 out of 5

1 review | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car essential, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

About the home

A well maintained property in about an acre of secluded grounds situated in the village of St Vaast d'Equiqueville in the Bethune valley. Surrounded by beautiful countryside within 20 minutes drive from the pretty port of Dieppe and an hour and a half from Calais.

Situated close to the Avenue Verte with over 70 km of track for cycling, riding and walking. Within 20 minutes drive of beaches and two golf courses.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The house is a large 4 bedroomed extended 19th Century farmhouse. There is one double bedroom with ensuite and doors out onto the garden and three twin bedrooms making the house perfect for families. There is a huge open fire in the living room. Upstairs is dedicated to a large games room with pool, table tenis, table football, darts, scalextrics and a bar and fridge. There is a modern family bathroom with shower and toilet. There is also a separate WC. The dining area has seating for 8 people.The living area has a large open fire and tv with English satellite channels.

Further details outdoors:
The garden of approximately one acre is secluded and secure with an orchard and driveway. There is a terrace with seating above a carport with panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. Ample car parking.

Further details

There is a welcome pack in the house.

There is an English/German/French speaking representative in a nearby village to deal with any problems.

Conditions

£300 refundable deposit for breakages.

Prices are inclusive of towels and linen.

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The Normandy / Seine-Maritime region

Normandy is very picyuresque and is traditionally famous for its apple orchards, cider and calvados, its lovely brown and white cows and typical timber framed long houses; the reality certainly lives up to the image and its lush countryside has been called the larder of Paris. Magnificent white cliffs edge the coast; many of the peeble beaches have large expanses of sand for several hours either side of low tide.The dramatic events of the second world war continue to resonnate particularly along the coast where the beaches used for allied landings are much visited. Locally the eeire V1 rocket site at Ardouval is well worth a visit.

The Saint Vaast d'Equiqueville area

The village of St Vaast is located between Dieppe and the market town of Neufchatel, famous for its cheese. The village has 2 bakeries, a village shop and bar for groceries and fresh fruit & vegetables, plus a church, village hall, petanque pitch and football pitch. The small, sparkling Bethune river runs through the centre of the village.

Cycling is a national sport in France and Normandy is no exception, the majority of roads are a delight, uncrowded and well maintained. However roads are not the only place to cycle and the area is blessed with the Avenue Verte - a purpose made track that runs along the disused Dieppe to Paris railway and currently links Dieppe to Forges-les-Eaux. It passes through St Vaast and as well as being open to walkers is used for cycling, roller skating and horse riding. It is the perfect safe environment for all the family to take a cycle ride together. A recent development is that the village shop is now hiring out peddle go- karts for 1,2 or 4 people, to ride on the Avenue Verte; its great fun and very useful for little ones who don't ride a bike.

Nearby Dieppe is the closest port to Paris.It has a Chateau Museum, many restaurants, boutiques, antique shops and hypermarkets along with its bustling Saturday market held in the pedestrianised Grande Rue - a great place to buy local produce. Quai Henri IV bordering the marina is lined with a mouth watering array of restaurants specializing in sea food and the famous moules-frites dish.
The new Thalasotherapy complex, on the sea-front opposite the Casino is great for adults and children. It has both indoor and outdoor heated salt-water pools and offers a full range of swimming (counter current and slide) and treatment options.
Dieppe has a long promenade by the sea front with a large, pebbly beach, nearby are numerous smaller beaches, many with large expanses of sand, such as St Martin en Compagne.

Golfers are well served in the area with the excellent St Saens 18 hole course with its chateau clubhouse also offering an excellent restaurant and bar. Dieppe has a challenging 18 hole course.

The local produce of the area includes the heart shaped Neufchatel cheese along with cider, calvados, honey, and of course the wonderfully fresh seafood.
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There are many beautiful gardens to visit locally such as Les parcs de Moutiers at Varengeville, designed by Gertrude Jeykell and the house was designed by Lutchens. At Giverny, which is about a two hour drive away, you can visit Monet's home and studio as well as his famous garden. There are some interesting chateaux to visit such as Mesniers and Miromesnille, both about 12 km away.

Other family attractions are Parc des Cleres (gardens and animals), about 1/2 hours drive away, Parc Asterix about 1 hours drive south and of course Euro Disney, about 2 hours drive.

How to get there

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Nearest Airport: Beavauis 70km
Train Station: Dieppe 18 km
Ferry: Dieppe 18 km

Routes from the UK:

Ferries from Newhaven to Dieppe, Dover to Calais, Dover to Bolougne, Portsmouth to Le Havre, Rossiare to Le Havre.
Eurotunnel to Calais then autoroute A16 then A28.


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Reviews

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15 Apr 2012

“Perfect retreat for all, highly recommended” Just returned from another wonderful week at this property. It really has something for everyone. Travelling with teenagers there is a huge games room with plenty to keep them occupied. Bikes are... more

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 8
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	31 Mar 12	17 Apr 12	800£ 800	-	-	1 Week
	17 Apr 12	3 Jun 12	600£ 600	-	-	1 Week
	3 Jun 12	12 Jun 12	700£ 700	-	-	1 Week
	12 Jun 12	9 Sep 12	800£ 800	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Saturday and Sunday nights

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

Prices are inclusive of bed linen, towels and cleaning.

Payment in sterling or euros is preferred but other currencies are possible.

Online payment available, please contact owners.

Availability

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Availability notes:

Currently not available during winter season.

Contact the owner

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You are contacting Kenneth Slater Landline 44 208 6450275 Mobile n/a Languages spoken The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2011. This farmhouse has received 1 review from previous guests.

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