Uncover Tourville-sur-pont-audemer's charms

Set among valleys and Norman orchards, this demanding and hilly route offers a rewarding walk punctuated by panoramic views and the ever-present influence of water. The trail repeatedly opens onto sweeping views over the valleys of the Risle, the Sébec and the Tourville, offering ample reward for the effort required by the many climbs. Water is a constant companion throughout the walk. Springs, small streams to cross, and, right from the start, the moats of the Château de Tourville, still filled with water and fed by clearly visible springs behind the building, all contribute to the character of the route. The grounds of the Château de Tourville, dating from the 19th century, are now home to a private agricultural school, complete with an educational farm and accommodation for groups. In front of the town hall stands a turbine that recalls the ingenuity of the Count of Tourville. At the end of the 19th century, he installed this machine, powered by the waters of the Sébec, to generate his own direct-current electricity. It supplied power to the château and several village houses long before alternating current became widespread. Nearby, the communal cider press, rebuilt in 2008, hosts village events throughout the year, including the Apple Festival held every October—an ideal opportunity to extend the experience of this delightful walk.

This route takes its name from a place steeped in history. A gallows was a raised structure, visible from afar, where those sentenced to death were displayed as a warning to the population. Traditionally erected on a high point at the edge of a town, the gallows of Pont-Audemer gave this hillside a grim reputation. Today, however, the site offers one of the most striking panoramic views over the town, complemented by the viewpoints from the heights of the cemeteries of Saint-Germain and Pont-Audemer on either side of the road. The Church of Saint-Germain bears witness to the age and importance of the village. Its Romanesque nave dating from the 11th and 12th centuries, its 14th-century bell tower and its sculpted corbels depicting masks and animal heads form a richly expressive architectural ensemble. The Château des Préaux, visible from the road, stands on the site of the former Abbey of Saint-Léger-de-Préaux, a women's abbey founded in the 11th century. No visible remains of the abbey survive today. The landscape alternates between open fields on the plateau, woodland along the valley slopes and preserved bocage countryside with hedgerows and half-timbered houses, creating a succession of quintessentially Norman scenes. Between sweeping views, Romanesque stonework and medieval memories, this is a walk suspended between sky and valley.

This self-drive route invites you to discover our heritage while following the waterways that wind through our beautiful valleys. Enjoy your visit!

This self-drive route invites you to discover our heritage, especially in spring, when wild primroses bloom along the country lanes. Enjoy your visit!

Just 1 hour and 30 minutes from Paris, at the heart of the triangle formed by Rouen, Caen and Le Havre, and on the doorstep of the Pays d’Auge and the Côte Fleurie, the town of Pont-Audemer invites you to follow a heritage trail where your steps will be guided for approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.

This route invites walkers on a journey between two riverbanks and two worlds: town and countryside, urban heritage and the discreet natural beauty of the Norman valleys. Starting in the historic centre of Pont-Audemer, visitors are immediately immersed in the atmosphere of a remarkably preserved medieval town. Canals, half-timbered houses, winding streets and the impressive Saint-Ouen Church create a setting of exceptional charm and harmony. The tourist office offers guided tours as well as summer evening tours, providing a memorable way to discover the town. The Canel Museum, open throughout the year, is the perfect complement to this exploration of local history. Leaving the town behind, the trail follows the curves of the landscape towards Corneville-sur-Risle and its famous Inn of the Bells, whose celebrated carillon has been ringing since the 19th century. Nature then takes centre stage with the Lillebec Washhouse, its springs and small watercourses crossed by footbridges, before the route reaches Manneville-sur-Risle. Here, the Bonnebos Chapel houses a moving Museum of Resistance. A generous walk where living history and the gentle charm of Normandy meet along the way.

This route crosses a landscape where religious history and Norman nature blend together with remarkable harmony. The most striking testimony to this heritage is the Abbey of Les Préaux. Once a powerful medieval institution whose influence extended far beyond the region, only a large section of its enclosure wall remains today—a simple yet evocative reminder of its former grandeur. The municipality of Les Préaux itself was created in 1844 through the merger of two parishes, each with its own abbey: one for men and the other for women. Both churches along the route are well worth a stop. In Les Préaux, the former 12th-century Romanesque abbey chapel impresses with its understated stone architecture. In Saint-Symphorien, visitors will discover a more eclectic style and one of the area’s most remarkable natural treasures: a millennium-old yew tree rising more than 20 metres high, an awe-inspiring presence in the landscape. The scenery unfolds with equal generosity. From open farmland on the plateau to tree-lined viewpoints overlooking the valley, and from preserved bocage countryside with hedgerows to traditional half-timbered houses, the route offers a succession of quintessentially Norman landscapes that change with every step. From medieval stonework to a thousand-year-old yew tree, this walk is a journey through the centuries.

This route offers a remarkable diversity of landscapes. Open farmland gives way to sunken bocage lanes before leading into rolling woodland. Throughout the walk, many impressive trees deserve attention, including pollarded ash trees lining the hedgerows and majestic beeches and oaks rising above the forest floor. Together, they bear witness to a well-preserved Norman bocage landscape. Nature also reveals an unexpected curiosity: a storm gully, a true Norman wadi, which remains dry for most of the year before turning into a powerful torrent during periods of heavy rainfall. Best avoided immediately after storms, it remains a fascinating feature in every season. The walk begins beside the village church, surrounded by elegant manor houses built of brick or half-timbering, reflecting the quality of the local architectural heritage. Close to the route stands the Bonnebos Chapel, dating from the late 17th century and listed as a Historic Monument. It houses the Departmental Museum of Resistance and Deportation. Its adjoining dovecote, the last surviving element of a once-important manor estate, conveys a sense of quiet dignity and emotion. Combining landscapes, nature and remembrance, this walk leaves a lasting impression.

Between bocage countryside and woodland, this hilly route winds alongside streams that flow into the Risle, revealing charming wooded landscapes and beautiful half-timbered houses typical of the Norman countryside. For centuries, water was far more than a scenic feature in these valleys. During the 19th century, the Tourville Stream (also known as the Barbottes Stream) powered the wheels of a cotton mill that employed around forty workers. Today, this once-thriving industry has vanished, leaving only traces in local memory. The village of Selles also has a surprising artisanal heritage. In the 1830s, around one hundred weavers worked in the hamlet of La Girotterie, producing textiles that were transported to the markets of Lisieux. This activity continued for nearly three-quarters of a century and played an important role in the local economy. The village is also marked by remarkable stories of generosity. Célestin Drou, the son of local farmers, made his fortune in Le Havre before becoming a shareholder in the Cusenier company in Paris. In 1890, he left part of his wealth to his native village. Thanks to this donation, the town hall and school were built in 1904, and the village square was completely redesigned, with several houses even being relocated for the project. A walk where every step reveals a community that, through the centuries, has combined hard work, ingenuity and solidarity.

Rolling and lush, this route alternates between woodland and the traditional Norman bocage landscape. Forests dominate nearly half of the trail and form the backdrop to the eight viewpoints along the route, where enclosed meadows bordered by hedgerows often occupy the foreground. One of the most unusual and charming stops is the Handkerchief Tree of Saint-Laurent. Saint Lawrence, the patron saint of the village, remains the focus of a long-standing local tradition. Near the spring that bears his name stands a statue nestled within a tree covered with pieces of cloth. The spring is believed to cure skin ailments. Pilgrims dip a cloth into the water, apply it to the affected area, then hang it from a branch while offering a prayer to the saint. With its beautifully restored covered washhouse and shaded picnic table, the site is a perfect place to take a break. In Selles, the imposing town hall tells a remarkable story of generosity. Célestin Drou, a native of the village who became wealthy in Paris, left a substantial sum to his hometown upon his death in 1890. This legacy financed the construction of the town hall and the school. In return, the municipality still maintains his grave in the Montmartre Cemetery in Paris.

If you love the countryside, beautiful landscapes and outdoor activities, we're ideally located and will be delighted to welcome you and guide you on your adventure! In Lignières-Orgères, this pretty, fully renovated traditional house offers all the comforts you need for a weekend in the countryside, a week's holiday or even a week's work! The gîte is located on the border between the Orne and Mayenne departments, in a green setting right in the middle of the countryside! You'll be able to explore and discover several regions of France! Le Perche, the Alpes Mancelles with family, friends, cyclists, bikers, .... Bagnoles de l'Orne is close by for those taking the waters... Detached house with fenced garden and 3 bedrooms, sleeping between 1 and 6 people. The house can be rented by the night, by the week or more, please contact us.

Welcome to the aptly named Doucelle ... Our Relais de charme, Maison d'hôtes & de cultures is nestled in a pretty little village in the heart of the Normandie Maine Regional Nature Park, on the Mayenne/Orne border, a 2? hour drive from Paris West, and 1 hour from Caen/Laval/Le Mans. Surrounded by forests and hedged farmland, this former presbytery has been lovingly restored by a couple with a passion for music, nature, encounters and the arts, and offers 5 beautiful rooms for rent (from 14 to 38m2, including a family suite), each bearing the name and atmosphere of a cult song from France's heritage. The house, designed as an invitation to relax, contemplate and reconnect with nature and the senses, boasts a number of comfortable areas (large lounges, dining room, cosy fireplace and armchairs, contemporary art, sound therapy room), a terrace overlooking the magnificent 5,000m2 landscaped park (with many trees and a small pond), a large 500m2 vegetable garden with its vegetables and plants (which we use for our table d'hôtes, in addition to a fine selection of gourmet products from the surrounding area for healthy, authentic cuisine). Initiate yourself to sonotherapy, in sound travel mode, and enjoy our massages, to relax in a different way, our hammocks, deckchairs, table tennis table, our many board games (classic and more exotic), or the bowls and tennis courts adjacent to the house. Come and take part in our courses (naturopathy, art therapy, forest therapy...), and let go. Privatise La Doucelle and create a friendly, authentic setting for your corporate events (team building, seminars, conference meetings) or celebrations (birthdays, weddings). To respect the environment and the slow philosophy, La Doucelle attaches great importance to minimising its carbon footprint, and pays particular attention to its energy consumption (geothermal energy), waste management (composting, sorting, zero waste), re-use & recycling (vintage furniture, repairs, wabi sabi), and product sourcing (100% organic, sustainable or local, no toxic products). Find out all about the programme on our website, including the organisation of weekends based around music and well-being (massage, meditation, sound therapy etc)... Calm, cosy, country-style and slow... It's "la Doucelle de vivre"! Find out more about Isabelle and Jonathan, the Slowlydays team.

Single-storey studio comprising 1 bedroom with double bed (160x190), 1 bathroom with shower and WC, kitchenette, 1 small living room with sofa bed, ideal for walkers or people seeking the peace and quiet of the countryside.

This gîte is located in the Parc Normandie Maine in Ravigny, on the borders of the Mayenne (Mont des Avaloirs), Sarthe (Alpes Mancelles) and Orne (St Céneri-le-Gérei: most beautiful villages in France). An undulating site, with remarkable views over the bocage countryside. La Muletière is close to Mont des Avaloirs (highest point in the Armorican Massif, 417m). Numerous hiking trails. 3km from the VéloScénie Paris/Le Mont-Saint-Michel, at Saint-Denis-sur-Sarthon. La Muletière is a spacious 130m² accommodation, with large living rooms on the ground floor, 2 bath/shower rooms, 1 separate toilet and 3 bedrooms. Overhanging sheltered terrace, very large garden of 1500m² where children love to hide! Swing set. Unenclosed land. Less than an hour away, enjoy the spa town of Bagnoles de l'Orne, with its casinos and spa. Shops: Saint Denis sur Sarthon (2.5km), Saint Pierre des Nids (6km), Pré-en-Paille (10km), Alençon (10km).

Explore the valleys of the Mayenne and discover La Petite Vallée gite in a rural setting. Everything you need to relax and indulge your senses! The 113m² gîte, with its 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 separate WCs, is fully restored, south-facing, detached and not overlooked. Ground floor: fitted kitchen opening onto the 52 m² living room with fireplace (wood-burning stove), flat-screen TV - 1 bedroom (1 double bed) - shower room (walk-in shower, washing machine, tumble dryer) - separate wc. 1st floor: 1 bedroom (1 x 160cm bed) - 1 bedroom (1 x 140cm bed and 1 x 90cm bed) - 1 bathroom - separate wc. Baby equipment available on request. Children can enjoy the swing set in the garden and the games available in the gîte. Wifi, very good network ideal for teleworking with Fibre and television. Parking, south-facing terrace, garden furniture, charcoal barbecue, wooded and landscaped grounds. Access path to the river La Mayenne with river fishing (fishing licence required). Hiking trails (GR22 C) and farmyard animals, goats and ponies nearby. 1 hour from Le Mans. Shops: Pré en Paille 7km - La Ferté-Macé: leisure centre -Bagnoles de l'Orne, 20km: casino, spa...golf.

Le Coudray is in an old farmhouse 300 m from the village of La Pallu, near the forest, 9 km from Pré-en-Pail, 30 km from Alençon, 12 km from La Ferté-Macé, 9 km from Couterne and 14 km from Bagnoles de l'Orne, a spa town. Thérèse, who loves the countryside, welcomes you to her haven of peace. You will be staying in a bedroom on the first floor of the house. Private bathroom with shower, WC, vanity unit and hairdryer. Indoor or outdoor breakfast, table and chairs in front of the house or at the back in a wooded park. There are a number of restaurants, the nearest of which is 4 km away (Couptrain). Thérèse, who knows the area inside out, will be delighted to give you information and advice on your visits and, if you wish, to accompany you on short walks in the surrounding area. La chambre d'hôtes du Coudray is 4.3 km from the Véloscénie, on the Alençon / Bagnoles-de-l'Orne via Carrouges stage, exit before St-Patrice du Désert (lieu-dit "le Plessis") then take the D241.

If you're looking for a wellness break in an unspoilt natural setting, with friends or family, the Moulin de Cordouen, between Mayenne and Orne, offers a quality service with its sauna and Nordic bath on the River Mayenne. The Moulin has been redesigned by an architect to offer spacious accommodation in every room, with bay windows to take advantage of the waterfall and the landscape. The two stone buildings are linked by a glass roof and completely surrounded by wooden terraces. They can accommodate up to 10 people. On the ground floor, the living area - 58m² - is very bright and features a lounge area with large sofas, widescreen TV and pellet stove, a large dining table and an open-plan fitted kitchen, a utility room (washing machine, tumble dryer). A wellness area with sauna, Italian shower and separate toilet, open onto the Nordic bath terrace. Superb views of the river and hills. Sleeping area: 2 bedrooms (28m²), one with 1 double bed (160*200) and 1 single bed (90*200) and the other with 1 double bed (160*200), each with en suite facilities. Upstairs, 2 bedrooms, one with 1 160*200 bed and the second with 3 90*200 beds, a shower room with walk-in shower and wc. The full service includes bathroom linen, including bathrobes for adults, household linen, electricity, wood and pellets (heating). Optional: cleaning (120€), if you do not select this option when booking, a cleaning cheque must be deposited on arrival and returned at the end of your stay if the cleaning is completed. All shops in Pré-en-Pail Samson 7km away and many producers around the gîte (ask for advice on arrival). The spa town of Bagnoles de l'Orne is 19km away. Don't miss the fortified castle of Lassay-les-Châteaux with its 8 massive towers and drawbridge still in use!

In the heart of the Norman countryside, visit a church with remarkable carved wood panelling. Between Bernay and Pont-Audemer, the church of Saint-Etienne l'Allier is part of the treasures hidden the Norman countryside. Built in the 11th century, it houses a remarkable stone recumbent effigy from the 13th century, which was unearthed during restoration works in 1990. But what makes this church popular is its furniture and especially the sumptuous listed carved wood panelling from the late 17th century, as well as the seven stained-glass windows made by the local glassmaker, François Décorchemont, who perfectly mastered transparency and the brightness of colours. The altars on each side of the rood screen, carved in wood, are topped with statues of saints, which were particularly worshipped in the region at times of plague epidemics: Saint Sebastian, Saint Roch, Saint Mathurin, etc.

In the heart of the Norman countryside, visit a church with remarkable carved wood panelling.Between Bernay and Pont-Audemer, the church of Saint-Etienne l'Allier is part of the treasures hidden the Norman countryside. Built in the 11th century, it houses a remarkable stone recumbent effigy from the 13th century, which was unearthed during restoration works in 1990. But what makes this church popular is its furniture and especially the sumptuous listed carved wood panelling from the late 17th century, as well as the seven stained-glass windows made by the local glassmaker, François Décorchemont, who perfectly mastered transparency and the brightness of colours. The altars on each side of the rood screen, carved in wood, are topped with statues of saints, which were particularly worshipped in the region at times of plague epidemics: Saint Sebastian, Saint Roch, Saint Mathurin, etc.

In St-Etienne-l'Allier, in the Lieuvin Normand region, learn about the story of the Resistance movement Maquis Surcouf, led by the illustrious Robert Leblanc during World War II.After the defeat in 1940, in St-Etienne-l'Allier, Robert Leblanc, a humble grocer, founded a Resistance network called Maquis Surcouf. With 300 armed men, it is considered as the most important underground resistance group in Normandy. The Surcouf joined the Allies during the Liberation of Normandy and continued as the 1st march batallion in Normandy. The permanent exhibition "Sur les Pas des Maquisards" (Follow the footsteps of the Maquisards) is divided into several themes that explain, among other things, daily life under the German Occupation, the Maquis' operations, the Liberation, the martyrs of the Resistance Movement, the Maquis Surcouf Memorial and other places of remembrance. The Maquis Surcouf Resistance Movement was founded in the Lieuvin area in 1942 and developed thanks to the extraordinary network of holloways and isolated farms in this area. Thanks to their actions, the men belonging to the Maquis made the area dangerous and hostile for the German troops.

In St-Etienne-l'Allier, in the Lieuvin Normand region, learn about the story of the Resistance movement Maquis Surcouf, led by the illustrious Robert Leblanc during World War II. After the defeat in 1940, in St-Etienne-l'Allier, Robert Leblanc, a humble grocer, founded a Resistance network called Maquis Surcouf. With 300 armed men, it is considered as the most important underground resistance group in Normandy. The Surcouf joined the Allies during the Liberation of Normandy and continued as the 1st march batallion in Normandy. The permanent exhibition "Sur les Pas des Maquisards" (Follow the footsteps of the Maquisards) is divided into several themes that explain, among other things, daily life under the German Occupation, the Maquis' operations, the Liberation, the martyrs of the Resistance Movement, the Maquis Surcouf Memorial and other places of remembrance. The Maquis Surcouf Resistance Movement was founded in the Lieuvin area in 1942 and developed thanks to the extraordinary network of holloways and isolated farms in this area. Thanks to their actions, the men belonging to the Maquis made the area dangerous and hostile for the German troops.

The Chèvrerie du Mesnil goat farm offers a wide range of activities including guided tours of the farm and the animals, farm produce tasting sessions (and farm shop) To top it off, you will be able to participate in the milking of the goats every day at 5.30 pm.

The Grand'Mare observatory (the only natural pond in Haute Normandie), owned by the Fédération des Chasseurs de l'Eure, overlooks the pond of the same name. This pond is in fact a vast hunting and wildlife reserve where ducks and wild geese come to recharge their batteries during migration. From this freely accessible observatory, you can watch migratory birds during the migration season, as well as sedentary birds throughout the year. But beyond this immense spectacle that stretches as far as the eye can see, you need to appreciate the multitude of soothing sensations that emanate from it, its smells, its fresh air, and stay on the lookout for noises piercing the silence.

Near Cormeilles, go and explore the landscapes and learn more about the fauna and flora of the Norman bocage. In the Pays d’Auge, the "Biodiversity Path" guarantees nature lovers a change of scenery and a lesson about the environment. Ideal for the whole family, it forms a 6-km long (3.7 miles) waymarked circular walk. Lecterns, waymarkers and information panels with illustrations will allow you to get to know better the plants and animals living in the Norman bocage. The trees, shrubs, flowers and animals living in the undergrowth of the picturesque Douet Tourtelle valley are displayed using a simple educational approach created with the help of the Norman Society for the Conservation of Natural Sites.

The Marais Vernier forms a 5,000-hectare gulf of plains, cut into the Roumois plateau between Quillebeuf-sur-Seine and Pointe de la Roque. A vast amphitheater formed by an ancient meander of the Seine, the Marais Vernier is a highly distinctive landscape. Settlement is confined to the foot of the cliffs, without invading the wetlands, which are criss-crossed by innumerable canals and ditches leading to the region?s only natural pond, the Grand Mare. The shape of the "courtils", very narrow plots of marsh meadow, and pollard alignments give this area great charm.

In Saint-Georges-du-Vièvre, in the heart of a bucolic Normandy, explore this medieval church. Saint Georges Church comprises a bell tower with a hip roof, a 19th century nave and a rectangular choir dating from the end of the 13th century that goes with a 12th century tower on the northern side, traces it has kept from its medieval past. During the restoration works of the paving of the choir, a well was discovered in the north-east side of the church. Abbot Corbet decided to use different tiles to show the location of this well. Stained-glass windows depict Saint Georges' life. Quirky detail: on the outside walls, you can see nails that were hammered by believers to ask or thank for healing, as well as feet, boat and glasses graffiti.

The staff at the Atelier du Bon Goût welcomes you to a warm setting where you will discover numerous products coming from different regions of France, a wide range of wines and beers, and enjoy meals made with fresh produce. Various events and activities including a tea room with board games, temporary trade shows, themed evenings, etc. will allow you to spend a pleasant time. The Atelier du Bon Goût serves meals made with locally sourced produce served with drink pairings, and offers a take away service and soon a delivery service for those who would like.

In the heart of the Vièvre and the Norman countryside, in the charming village of Saint-Georges-du-Vièvre, the Taverne des Vikings offers you a selection of quality meats, cooked over a wood fire. In a sober setting decorated with Viking frescoes, the tavern can accommodate about fifty people and can also privatize the establishment for any event.

Generous plates filled with local flavours in a characterful inn located in a picture-perfect Normandy. If you are looking for the picture-perfect Normandy not far from the Côte Fleurie (Flower Coast) and Honfleur, stop in Cormeilles, an authentic, small village in the Pays d'Auge. There, you will find a characterful inn where the French President René Coty stopped to have lunch. Fabrice welcomes you to a warm setting and skilfully prepares generous plates with terroir flavours coming from local producers.

Located in Tancarville, the restaurant La Grillade offers traditional cuisine.

Located in Notre Dame de Gravenchon/Port Jérôme sur Seine, the Brasserie des Halles serves dishes made with fresh ingredients.

The restaurant serves traditional French cuisine using local produce. We are two trained chefs with 10 years' experience in numerous establishments, including Michelin-starred restaurants.

Restaurant of traditional and generous cuisine in Moyaux. The Bar - Hotel - Restaurant Le Bras d'or has a large room of 60 places and another of 20 places. Menu at 14.50 € (from Monday to Friday for lunch). Dish of the day at 9.50€. Menu at 20.OO € (Week-End). Do not hesitate to call us at 02.31.63.60.07 for any information. Measures in place for visitors : Respect of the sanitary protocol proposed by the Government.

This is the story of an entrepreneur with over 30 years in the restaurant business who embarks on a new project: Brasserie Les Quatre G G as in GIRARD and Quatre as in the 4 members of the family who conceived and opened this new establishment in the E.LECLERC shopping center at the foot of the Pont de Normandie in a landscaped area. Choose your break: - Coffee and croissant from 9 a.m - A la carte or daily specials for lunch, offering varied, tasty, authentic, seasonal cuisine - Happy Hour from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on drinks, with a mixed board, spreads, etc The 4G team will welcome you in a modern, stylish setting, offering two dining areas (which can be partially or fully privatized) and accompany you during service in a simple, friendly atmosphere.

In the heart of Gonneville sur Honfleur, in the old village school, the Bistrot June welcomes you in a warm, family atmosphere. We offer crêpes and galettes, beef cuts and daily specials, depending on the season and the inspiration of the moment. Upstairs, comfortably seated, you can enjoy cheese and charcuterie boards, roasted camemberts, an assortment of crunchy vegetables and other nibbles with a glass of wine or a cocktail? In fine weather, we'll welcome you on the terrace to serve salads and grilled meats alongside our crêpes and galettes. Just 5 minutes from Honfleur, Bistrot June offers family-style cuisine in a pleasant setting and atmosphere, with PRM access, a semi-covered outdoor area and free parking.

"L'Auberge du Moulin" is a restaurant located in Vatteville-la-Rue that is renowned for its fish specialities. Owned by the experienced couple Claire and Bruno, great cooks who give emotions to each dish that is on the menu of the restaurant. The food reveals the sharing atmosphere through the Chef's best suggestions that shouldn't be missed to enjoy the best experience and feel the love and pleasure the Chef had in making them.

The charm of this restored farmhouse is undeniable. In a beautiful lush setting of 3000m², on the edge of the forest, the large terrace opens onto nature. Restored and decorated with a very safe taste and in a contemporary style, the house has many small touches and a very functional and spacious layout, allows a very pleasant stay. Games for children, spa (open from 1st March to 4th November) on the large terrace, sheets and towels are provided. Trampoline, slide, petanque, swing, table tennis and sandpit. Near a wood. Ground floor : living room with fireplace, kitchen, bedroom (1 double bed 160x200 cm and cot), laundry room, shower room, toilet. 1st floor : 3 bedrooms (1 double bed 160x200 cm in the first, 2 single beds 90x190 cm in the second, 3 single beds 90x190 cm in the third), small room (on landing), little living room, bathroom with toilet, toilet. The third has access by stairs. Washing machine and dryer. Barbecue gas with plancha. Bike rental at 5 km. Baby equipments : cot, changing table bath option, bath ring, wood high chair, foldable baby chair, baby walker.

Set amidst cow pastures and facing the forest, this superb traditional timber-framed country house offers a warm welcome. Entirely designed in a "vacation" spirit, it offers everything you need to escape with family or friends. Outside, you'll find a vast garden of almost an acre for yourselves, where you can run around, lounge in the deckchairs or play: it's paradise here: table tennis, soccer goal and balls, portico, skittles, sandpit, badminton and a real pro's petanque court! Inside, bright rooms like the living room open onto the garden and countryside thanks to its large picture windows, and different areas where you can meet up or get away from it all to enjoy your current book. On the leisure side, there's a games area for the little ones and a table soccer table for the grown-ups. Pont-Audemer, a lovely little town on the river, is just 5 minutes away, offering a wide range of shops and leisure activities. On the ground floor, the entrance hall leads to the large living room: well-equipped open-plan kitchen, with a bar for conviviality, living room in front of the wood-burning stove with TV and comfortable dining area; table soccer. A double bedroom (160x200 bed and cot) with sitting area; attractive bathroom with bath, large walk-in shower and double vanity unit; separate toilet with washbasin and linen room. Upstairs, large landing with a second lounge, play area for the little ones (secure staircase: removable barrier) and office area. 3 attractive bedrooms: one twin (2 beds 90x200), one double (bed 160x200) and one triple with 3 single beds 90x200. Separate bathroom and toilet with washbasin. Very large, enclosed private garden of approx. 4500 m² with plenty of outdoor play equipment. From November to March, some outdoor equipment is stored away (hammock, garden furniture, ping pong table...): don't hesitate to ask the owner to take it out for you. Bicycle hire 5 km away. Fireworks prohibited.

Follow the pretty, winding, leaf-covered paths to the Norman Chalet: you'll already be in the mood! This quiet little corner of the countryside is full of charm: the real bocage, between meadows and woods. As for the gîte, it has a more exotic look, all dressed in wood, with a warm, cocooning chic feel inside. Karine has taken care of every detail to make your stay as pleasant as possible; she knows the area inside out and will guide you to the most beautiful walks. Pont-Audemer, the little Venice of Normandy, is just 4 km away; you'll love strolling along its typical narrow streets, between canals and old houses with colorful half-timbered walls, taking a break on a terrace in the main street, or enjoying its many leisure activities: golf, water sports, swimming pool or cinema. On your return, you can relax on the gîte terrace or in the garden under the cherry trees. Entrance on the ground floor leads to the living area: cosy sitting area, comfortable dining area and well-equipped, functional kitchen. Shower room (with washing machine) and separate toilet. On the first floor, with its attic, you arrive on a small landing with a relaxation or games area, then access a bedroom on each side: small, they nevertheless have all the comfort you could wish for, with lots of storage and a nice floral decor; in one, a double bed and a balcony with outdoor furniture to enjoy it, in the other 2 single beds. The garden is partially enclosed by hedges, entirely private, and measures around 500 m². Outdoor games include a giant mikado and a mollky. You can also visit Karine's horses in the surrounding pastures. For your comfort, bed linen and towels are provided.

La Douce Parenthèse welcomes you for a stay in the heart of Pont-Audemer, the Little Venice of Normandy. This beautiful apartment has been completely renovated by Nathalie and Alan in a contemporary style, where touches of black and beige blend with the colorful notes of the bedrooms. The little extra: the decorative electric fireplace, which brings a warm atmosphere to the living room. You will also enjoy the balcony to take a breath of fresh air or drink a coffee on sunny days. Less than a kilometer away, you will find shops, restaurants, a cinema, a performance hall, and even a museum, ideal for enjoying a car-free stay close to all leisure activities! The surrounding area is also rich in discoveries: lovers of the great outdoors will appreciate the proximity to the Marais Vernier and its natural riches, as well as to the beaches of the Côte Fleurie. Apartment located on the 2nd floor. Entrance hall with washing machine and storage, giving access to the main room. Living room with well-equipped kitchen area, open to the lounge with television and the dining area. Corridor serving the three detached bedrooms and parquet floors: terracotta, lilac and green, each with a double bed 160X200; as well as the beautiful bathroom with bathtub and walk-in shower. Separate toilet with hand basin. You benefit from a balcony accessible from the living room, measuring 18X1 m, with garden furniture for two people. Free public parking approximately 100 m away.

This manor stone and wood sides enjoys a beautiful lush setting. In a park of 3.5 hectares, it displays its complex roofs of small Norman tiles dominating the site. You will discover a succession of terraces around a covered and heated swimming pool (May to end of September) and a large veranda that captures the sun's rays. Living room and dining room benefit from fireplaces and give access to three bedrooms and two suites that give pride of place to the imagination of the owners. These have mixed with old and contemporary originality in a very successful and warm decoration. They also reserve you an attentive welcome and a host table (on reservation) based on local products. On the ground floor : Living room, lounge and common dining room with fireplace. Large veranda, terraces on several levels, heated indoor swimming-pool (middle-May to end of September). A suite of two bedrooms with 1 double bed 160x200 and 1 single bed. Possibility of sofa bed for families, bathroom and separate wc. On the floor : A bedroom with 1 double bed 140x190, bathroom and separate wc. A bedroom with 1 double bed 160x200 and 1 single bed 90x200, bathroom and separate privative wc. A bedroom with 1 double bed 180x200 with private bathroom and separate wc. A suite of two bedrooms with 1 double bed 140x190 and 1 single bed 90x190, bathroom, bathroom and separate wc.

The secret Véronne valley, on its way to the Risle and Pont-Audemer, passes through the pretty village of Campigny, where La P'tite Normandy awaits you. The landscapes here are full of charm and relief, between sunken lanes, meadows, river banks and forest. Nathalie and Pascal have transformed this typical half-timbered house into a charming vacation home. You'll love the spaciousness, both inside and in the large garden around the house, and the ambience, with its mix of antique furniture and objects given a new look and current trends, always with an eye to your comfort, top-notch equipment and the little touches of home! The outside is really nice, with all the furniture you need to enjoy it (2 dining areas, lounge, sunbeds, benches) and lots of games; just like inside, with this trunk and lots of games for children and board games. The region, between Risle and the Normandy coast, is superb. SINGLE-STOREY GITE. Entrance into the large, colorful, bright and well-equipped kitchen-dining room, opening onto the covered terrace and garden. The room opens onto the comfortable living room, with a convertible sofa (fireplace just for decoration): direct access to the other part of the garden. Two bedrooms with double beds and small study areas. Large, bright shower room and laundry area with washing machine and dryer; separate wc. The house is set in a large, fully enclosed garden of over 1800 m², with various play areas, including a swing with slide, lots of bikes for young and old, mini-tractor, badminton, petanque... Grocery store with bread and tobacco bar in the village 500 m away, as well as a very good restaurant. Pont Audemer, 5 km away, offers many leisure activities: cinema, bowling, canoeing, canal walks, golf, swimming pool, shopping, etc.

In a charming region reminiscent of Normandy, pretty little winding roads between meadows and forest lead to the Gîte de la Giroterie. You will quickly fall under the spell of this traditional half-timbered house with its large private garden bordering a small valley; all around, views of the forest, pastures with horses, and opposite, the pretty village. On the ground floor: entrance into the beautiful, bright, and spacious living area, thanks to its dual aspect, with a very well-equipped kitchen, dining area, and a warm and colorful living room complete with a dartboard. A large, modern bathroom features a lovely walk-in shower, vanity unit, and laundry area. A separate toilet is conveniently located nearby. Upstairs, a landing provides a study area and leads to a small attic bedroom with a double bed on one side, and two other bedrooms on the other: the charming blue bedroom with its "beach" theme (double bed) provides access to the twin bedroom (two 90x200 cm beds), which is inviting with its warm colors, rattan furniture, and natural materials. Outside, the 5000 m² garden offers plenty of area to relax, unwind, and play: a pétanque court, ping-pong table, and rackets. Nearby, you can enjoy walks in the forest, visit the horses in the neighboring pasture, or see Amandine's chickens.

Située entre la vallée de la Seine et la côte fleurie, cette maison cossue offre une vue exceptionnelle sur les étangs et la base nautique de Toutainville. Très lumineuse et offrant une vue panoramique des pièces de jour, elle bénéficie aussi de toutes les attentions en matière d'équipements et de décoration. A la manière d'une bonbonnière, elle dégage une atmosphère délicieusement cosy et chaleureuse avec ses boiseries de chêne, elle bénéficie de beaucoup d'espace. Les détails soignés, les boiseries chaleureuses, tout concourt à profiter d'un moment de détente et de bien être. Rez-de-Chaussée avec cuisine équipée, wc indépendant avec lave-main, salle de bain. Une chambre (1 lit 160X200) et une chambre (1 lit 180X200). Salon, salle à manger avec vue sur la vallée, terrasse.

2 hours from Paris, 25 km from Honfleur, in the heart of a small, peaceful, typically Norman village, large half-timbered family home totally renovated in 2023. Everything has been thought of for your pleasure and well-being, for a successful family or friendly vacation. An added bonus is the proximity of "La petite Venise Normande": Pont-Audemer, 6 km away, with its typical medieval town center, canals, stalls, restaurants, art galleries, old drying sheds and small bridges. As soon as you step inside, you'll fall in love!... a large, warm and friendly living room, a well-equipped kitchen, a dining room, 4 beautifully decorated bedrooms, one of which is on the ground floor, a "special junior" living room where your children can find books, toys, games and TV. On the garden side, a well-enclosed area where you can enjoy your meals on the lawn or covered terrace, play and relax in the shade of the deckchairs. For the sake of neighborliness, parties are not permitted. Ground floor: entrance, and after a few steps, the main living area with convivial lounge on one side and kitchen on the other (dining area). Comfortable dining room next door and a 2nd lounge with games and TV. A large bedroom with a choice of 2 twin beds (90x200) or a double bed. 2 bathrooms with walk-in showers, 2 separate toilets. Upstairs, a 1st staircase leads to 2 pretty double bedrooms, bathroom + wc, washbasin. A 2nd staircase leads to the blue bedroom with double bed (160x200) and single bed. On the ground floor, a room (unheated) opens onto the garden and will be used as a shelter in fine weather (darts). There's a 700 m² enclosed private garden with games (giant mikado, badminton, skittles). In the village, you'll find a city park, an educational farm, a beekeeper and a pottery workshop. GR224 5 km away, SP hiking trail ("chemin du vent d'ouest"). 3 parking spaces inside property (+ 2 ext.). Table tennis. Baby cot and high chair.

In the heart of the Normandy countryside, this former stable has been completely renovated into a lovely cottage, offering all the comforts of a most pleasant holiday home. With its touches of green and leather lounge, it's a modern and warm cocoon, where everyone will enjoy the space offered by its beautiful volumes to recharge their batteries. Why not read a book by the fireplace or around a board game? Between two games of darts or badminton, young and old alike will also enjoy visiting the sheep grazing the grass around the garden. About three kilometers away, Pont Audemer offers beautiful walks along the banks of the Risle. You'll also find shops and restaurants there. Also nearby are the Marais Vernier with its breathtaking landscapes and the Brotonne forest for your walks. Ground floor: Entrance to the large living room with its comfortable seating area around the stove, its dining area and its well-equipped kitchen area. Shower room with large shower and separate toilet. UPSTAIRS: access via a spiral staircase to the hallway serving the two bedrooms as well as a second toilet. On the left is the very spacious double bedroom with a 160X200 double bed. On the right is the triple bedroom with a 140X190 double bed and a 90X190 single bed. Outside, you will enjoy the enclosed land bordered by sheep, but also the small awning with garden furniture in front of the house. For your leisure activities: darts, boules and badminton. Covered carport. A house rented year-round is located on the property, not overlooked.