History and character shape the atmosphere of this distinctive stone house, where exposed masonry and dark timber beams evoke the traditional architecture of the Bessin region. A billiard table creates a sociable focus, while the generous seating area and fireplace invite slower evenings indoors. Beyond, a shared terrace has been imaginatively arranged like a little village from another era, with antique furniture, vintage signs and collectors’ pieces creating the feel of an open-air film set.



Courseulles-sur-Mer combines seaside leisure with an important chapter of Normandy’s history. Juno Beach is just a short cycle away, offering both sea bathing and a moving connection to the D-Day landings. The surrounding coast is rich in memorial sites and museums, while Bayeux rewards a day trip with its medieval centre and celebrated tapestry. Back by the sea, the harbour and local restaurants offer opportunities to enjoy Normandy seafood and regional specialities.



- Free parking nearby

- Consumption costs incl.

- Bedlinen incl towels (included)

- Final cleaning (included)







- Steep stairs to first floor

- Houseowner lives on the site

- One additional child free of charge (max 4 years old)

- Cot: 1

- Child's chair: 1