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This 28-km long (17 miles) walking trail in the countryside, linking the Departments of the Eure and the Eure-et-Loir, has been developed along a former railway line that used to link Dreux to Pacy-sur-Eure. From Saint-Georges-Motel to Breuilpont, via the pretty little towns of Marcilly-sur-Eure, Croth, Ezy-sur-Eure and Ivry-la-Bataille, have a look at treasures Norman history featured along the river and its valley. Thanks to the Eure Valley Greenway, enjoy the charms of the river Eure that gave its name to our wonderful Department.

This trail offers a glimpse of the GR22 hiking trail that links Paris to the Mont-St-Michel and allows visitors to enjoy the joys of nature at the beginning of spring. From the bottom of the Avre valley, supplied by its tributary, the Meuvette, walkers get to the wooded hillsides - listed for the diversity of species found there - and admire the wet meadows. This watery landscape also gives pride of place to heritage sites.

Nestled at the bottom of the Eure valley, known for its ecological diversity and its mild southern climate, the village of Marcilly-sur-Eure will show you, along the walk, all its charms and features: forest, streams and rural heritage sites.

All along this walk, you will go through fertile farmland dotted with ponds and peaceful hamlets. The walking trail, which goes around the Domaine d’Hellenvilliers, allows you to admire the park and the manor house, whose origin goes back to the 9th century and where Henry IV of France stayed before the battle of Ivry.

Explore a village full of character and a farming area composed of grasslands, woods and lakes.

A highly sought-after fishing spot that regularly hosts competitions, you will take the GR1 trail to reach the Étang de la Tour. You will follow the Drouette, which connects it to the Étang d'Or, while enjoying the fauna and flora of the Haute Vallée de Chevreuse Regional Natural Park.

In the Pays d'Avre, d'Eure et d'Iton, the 9-km long (5 miles) Greenway Les Bois Francs provides relaxation for both the mind and the body. Rural landscapes, sweet and fresh undergrowth, traces testifying to the Roman or Norman histories, visit of Verneuil-sur-Avre, a former fortified city located on the border of the Duchy of Normandy and the Kingdom of France, etc.: this walk takes you to experience art, history and nature.

This hike is the second stage of an 8-day, 220-km circuit, the Tour des Collines du Perche. During this second stage, you will gradually leave the Vallée de l’Huisne and enter the forest area with its foothills, coming out at Bretoncelles before going back in and then reaching the village of Moutiers-au-Perche, which is nestled in the Vallée de la Corbionne.

La Moussetière Pepperpot Turrets A journey back in time among the forest and bocages. You will admire the manor houses, including those in La Moussetière, with round pepperpot turrets, and discover some of the curiosities of the Remalard area.

Come and spend a day among France's biggest monuments, all in one park! It's bound to appeal to both young and old! Prepare to explore France and its biggest landmarks in just a few hours by visiting the France Miniature park. Set off on a trip through France and discover 117 monuments reproduced at 1:30 scale and in the setting of a five-hectare park set out in the form of a map of France. Admire all of France's most beautiful sites, from Paris' most beautiful monuments in minature form, to Versailles, the Chateaux of the Loire region, the Auvergne Volcanoes, the Arles Amphitheatre, gothic and roman architecture, Normandy, Mont Saint-Michel and more... On this unconventional yet cultural tour you will find out the stories behind many French monuments. An attractions area, based upon the regions of France is also to be found in the park. Find inspiration for your future trips to France at France Miniature!

With Angerville International Karting Centre, RACING KART ORGANISATION boasts one of Europe's biggest karting facilities for both recreational and competition karting.

Richard Piriou established his own poultry farm in 2014, on the family farm in Guillerval in the south of Essonne. Son of farmers, this poultry farmer raises bare-necked chickens, farm guineafowls, as well as capons for the end of year celebrations. All are raised in a natural outdoor setting and wander through a grassy path of several dozen hectares. The farmer also cultivates cereals on part of his farm according to a sustainable agriculture. Richard's poultry are fed with wheat and corn from the farm but also with oilseeds and protein crops. Richard Priou sells his products on the markets of Etampes or Auvers-Saint-Georges (every other Saturday morning) and then on the markets of Guillerval or Saint-Cyr-la-Rivière (every other Saturday afternoon). It is also possible to place an order directly with the breeder and collect the poultry from the farm.

Remarkably preserved, the castle of Saint-Jean de Beauregard kept intact all the charm and elegance of its 17th century classic environment. Nestled in a haven of peace and greenery, the powerful and sober mass of the castle, with its seven courtyards, its park and its French garden, is part of an almost perfect square in which harmoniously integrate chapel, common, stables, kitchen garden, dovecote, orangery, drinking trough, ice-house, moat ... all the essentials for everyday life in the 17th century.

Floréval Adventure Park combines adventure, nature, environmental awareness and quality of service for a family adventure outing, a fun day out with friends or an atypical, green business event. Parc Aventure Floréval, located in the heart of the Morionville forest, just 30 minutes from Paris, is the largest forest adventure park in the Ile-de-France region. Designed to welcome young and old alike, it extends over 1,000 hectares of unspoilt nature, on the edge of the Haute Vallée de Chevreuse Regional Nature Park. Since its opening in 2005, the park has made environmental preservation one of its priorities. Its aim is to raise public awareness, young and old, of the forest ecosystem through fun and educational activities. Floréval has developed a wide range of outdoor activities, all committed to respecting the natural environment. Its actions include the regeneration of forest areas, guaranteeing sustainable development. The park has been awarded the PEFC label, attesting to sustainable forest management. The park is also committed to cleanliness, and uses recyclable materials for its facilities. Parc Aventure Floréval has also been awarded the Qualité Tourisme label by the French Ministry of Tourism. This means it offers a warm welcome and quality services, with qualified staff attentive to visitors' needs. The park's operators hold an OPAH professional qualification certificate, guaranteeing a quality experience. YOUR BUSINESS EVENTS In addition to family visits, the park offers solutions for seminars and team-building activities. Its atypical forest house can host a variety of events in a verdant setting (seminars, study days, team-building...). The park offers "turnkey" formulas to meet corporate needs, with a varied catering service including breakfasts, hot meals and snacks. On-site activities include accrobranche, laser games, escape games, boot camp, mini-golf, archery battles and olympiads. These options are designed to encourage team-building and provide a change of scenery from the everyday. The park constantly strives to innovate in order to enrich its offer and attract ever more visitors.

The Grand Trianon was designed in 1687 by Jules Hardouin-Mansart to allow King Louis XIV to escape the excessive luxury of the Court and to safeguard his love affairs there. The site indeed exudes a sense of intimacy and refinement. The palace is inspired by Italian architecture and invites you to poetry and leisurely strolls. It was built on the site of Louis XIV’s former Porcelain Trianon. A little fun fact: in the past, the Grand Trianon was surrounded by thousands of potted flowers, which were changed every day. Today, this tradition is still maintained with each season. The spectacle was truly unique: flowerbeds bursting with blooms of every color and a wide variety of fragrances filled the air. Later on, the Grand Trianon was frequented by Napoleon Bonaparte and by Presidents of the Republic. From 1962 to 1966, General de Gaulle entrusted André Malraux, then Minister of Cultural Affairs, with the restoration of the Grand Trianon.

The association Rêv'Anion, located in Essonne between Lardy and Janville sur Juine, offers to visitors of all ages the chance to explore the Gillevoisin castle and its surrounding forests with one or more donkeys with hiking pack. Different possible circuits, adapted to the capacities of each one. Map provided with marked trails. Everything is explained before departure. Theme walks and hikes for groups all year round. All equipment is provided to leave in peace with his fellow traveler. Our association also offers animal mediation sessions, adapted for people in fragile situations. We participate in public and private events (birthdays, weddings...).

Built between 1678 and 1683 at the request of Louis XIV by Jean-Baptiste de La Quintinie, the Potager du Roi is a remarkable 9-hectare garden listed as a historic monument. Created in 1683 at the request of Louis XIV by Jean-Baptiste de La Quintinie, the Potager du Roi is a remarkable 9-hectare garden listed as a historic monument. This productive garden was originally designed to supply the King’s table with fruits and vegetables of exceptional quality and rarity, while also showcasing French agricultural expertise. Today, the Potager du Roi features a collection of over 750 fruit and vegetable varieties, both heirloom and contemporary, laid out according to the characteristic geometry of classical French gardens. Open to the sky, this haven of greenery perpetuates the art of garden design and the unique expertise of espalier fruit tree pruning. Garden lovers and enthusiasts of the French art of living will appreciate this living heritage, whose flavors, scents, and landscapes evolve with the seasons. Having become an imperial garden and later a horticultural school in the 19th century, the Potager du Roi now hosts the prestigious National School of Landscape Architecture (École nationale supérieure de paysage), where the art and techniques of garden and landscape design are taught. Cultural Program A true place for gathering, sharing, and culture, the Potager du Roi invites visitors of all ages to come together around a wide range of cultural themes such as gardening, cuisine, dance, theater, music, art, and more. In partnership with the City of Versailles, events such as Esprit Jardin bring together gardening enthusiasts. Le Mois Molière offers the opportunity to (re)discover classical theater staged in an exceptional setting, while Les Saveurs du Potager highlights the diversity of fruit and vegetable production. Visits, Workshops, and Training Every weekend from April to October, guided tours are offered to explore the site’s rich heritage with professional guides, gardeners, or passionate landscape students. A wide range of workshops and short training courses in the garden—such as Natural Kitchen Gardening, Designing and Cultivating a Garden, and Medicinal Plants—are open to the general public (guided visits are available in French only). Membership Program The Potager du Roi can be enjoyed year-round with an annual membership card, La Clé du Potager, which also offers a range of discounts at the on-site bookshop and boutique. Volunteering at the Potager du Roi Volunteers are welcome at the Potager du Roi and can take part in a variety of activities. A dedicated program allows participants to contribute to site maintenance, gardening work, and visitor reception and event activities. The Bookshop and Boutique The on-site bookshop and boutique sell fruits and vegetables grown at the Potager du Roi, as well as processed products—such as juices, jams, honey, and coulis—and derivative products like plant-based cosmetics made from garden ingredients. Fresh produce is available according to the seasons and weekly markets. The specialized bookshop offers over 800 titles and magazines covering gardening, ecology, cuisine, agriculture, and landscape design.

The Petit Trianon was built between 1763 and 1768 by the architect Gabriel, requested by Madame de Pompadour, mistress then friend of king Louis XV. Madame de Pompadour, who wished to “relieve the king’s boredom” — though no longer his mistress, she remained his friend — was the instigator of this small château, built by architect Gabriel between 1763 and 1768. It was erected near the Botanical Garden and the new menagerie, as Louis XV had a keen interest in the sciences. To please the marquise, always at the forefront of fashion, the king’s architect broke away from the rococo aesthetic and adopted a cubic form with very pure lines, in keeping with the brand-new “Greek style” then in vogue. Its simplicity is only apparent, for each façade is different, designed in relation to the space it overlooks: the courtyard, the French Garden with its elegant pavilion, the Botanical Garden, and the Florist’s Garden. Inside, one finds the same modernity of style. Simpler than the rest of the estate, the decoration of the Petit Trianon lies not in lavish materials — gilding is almost absent — but in the refinement of its sculptures, in a château entirely dedicated to nature. Madame de Pompadour died in 1764 and never saw the château completed. Today, it is above all the memory of Marie-Antoinette that it evokes. In 1774, Louis XVI gave the Trianon estate to his wife, who was able to live here a life apart — too much so for some — from the Court.

Nonancourt was fortified shortly before Verneuil-sur-Avre by Henry Beauclerc circa 1112. 700 years ago, a powerful fortress flanked by 14 towers stood there. During your visit have a look at Saint Martin's Church and its stained-glass windows, listed a Historic Monument in 1975. The Norman half-timbered houses, the remains of the 12th century fortification wall, and walks along the water constitute Nonancourt's heritage. During the 19th century, this town was considered as a "centre of the textile activity" with its cotton and wool spinning mills.

At the heart of the Perche regional natural Park, come and visit a small, family-run goat farm, on an authentic estate in Corbionne Valley. Malvina sells soaps & cosmetics made from goat’s milk, wool for knitting and her mohair creations using the hair from her angora goats. With a prior booking, take a guided tour of the farm and the various production workshops (1.5 hour tour).

Water rules around here, whether in lakes, clear streams, boggy meadows or wet woodlands, it imposes its presence on every living species. Only visitors can keep their feet dry, thanks to a path built on piles. Their journey will be accompanied by the song of the large gold and large marsh grasshopper or the short-winged conehead, another wetland grasshopper. The praying mantis, previously completely unknown in Basse-Normandie, is particularly abundant. The lesser marbled fritillary, a butterfly also known as the "grande violette" in French, despite its orange colour, can be seen flying in July and August. The area is a breeding ground for wetland birds, such as the common Grasshopper warbler. Rare orchids flower undisturbed. Without grazing or mowing, this orchid would disappear under pressure from the sedges. On the banks of the Corbionne, the European White Elm can be identified in the spring by its lash-lined seeds. Discovery trail located at "Les Grands Prés". Accessible to people with reduced mobility. Guided tours only available from the Parc du Perche and the Commune de Bretoncelles.

The Donjon de Houdan is a 12th-century tower commissioned by the Counts of Montfort. This historic monument is also a cultural venue, offering exhibitions, concerts... The Tower (commonly known as ‘Le Donjon’), built in the 12th century under the reign of the Counts of Montfort, and listed as a Historic Monument since 1889, was designed to watch out for enemies and defend the territory. But in reality, its main role was to act as a deterrent, as it was reputed to be impregnable. Built on the site of an ancient Merovingian necropolis, it originally consisted of an enclosure and a master tower. The enclosure, which has now disappeared, was fitted with a circular turret to defend the gateway. The access door -via a drawbridge-, initially situated 4 metres above ground level and then raised to 6 metres in the 15th century, was the only access to the large room on the 1st floor reserved for the military chief. Sometimes associated with the Duchy of Brittany and sometimes with the crown of France, Le Donjon was given by Louis XIV, with the county of Montfort, to the Duke of Luynes. The latter sold it in 1800 to an innkeeper from Houdan, citizen Leroy. Successively owned by various familie, the place was bequeathed by the latter to the town of Houdan in 1903. It presents traces of its history through its numerous graffiti, some dating from the 17th century. Used as a reserve, then as a prison and later a water tower, it underwent a certain number of changes in order to adapt to its new functions. The water tower, whose first metal tank was installed in 1880, was functional until the 1950s. In 1952, a new, more solid concrete tank was built. The tank is still present to this day, as well as part of the concrete uprights used to support it. Le Donjon consists of a tower 15 m in diameter and 25 m high, flanked by 4 turrets of the same height located at the four cardinal points. MONUMENTAL WORKS Like any historical monument requiring renovation, the work on the dungeon was difficult and complicated due to the historical, architectural aspect and the planning constraints of the monument. No less than 3 and a half years of work were necessary to allow the site to regain a second lease of life and to be able to welcome the many visitors, curious to discover or rediscover this flagship monument of the Houdan landscape. From now on, young and old will be able to explore the dungeon from bottom to top!

The church was built in 1865 by the abbot Migorel. As it is listed as a "Monument Historique", the building is protected. Its bell tower is quite unique, and is home to the virgin Mary and the two little kids from Savoy: Maximon and Mélanie.

Between Evreux and Dreux, visit the war cemetery where are buried 19,794 German soldiers who were killed in Normandy during the Second World War. The cemetery was mainly built when the Allied troops moved towards Paris and the river Seine. The American Graves Registration Service had its soldiers buried there as well as German soldiers. A contemporary chapel was built in 1964 and a hall provides historical explanations.

In the Norman capital of combs, uncover the amazing history of an exceptional know-how. Comb making has been Ezy's main industry for centuries. Its combs were renowned throughout the world for their quality and their sophistication. Fashion designers and hairdressers from Paris used to come and visit the factory. The museum was set up in a factory that closed down in 1984. The former workshop showcases the unique skill of the comb makers of Ezy. The manor house holds a collection of rare combs and headdresses: lice comb, moustache comb, combs belonging to Paco Rabanne, Jacques Dessange, etc., combs made of tortoise-shell, ivory, horn, etc. Peasants in Ezy have made combs in winter as early as the 17th century. First using boxwood, then using horse hoof and cow horn. They worked 12 to 14 hours a day and produced about 12 combs per day, which they sold in Paris.

30 kilometers from Evreux, discover some 50 rare plant species. In the south-east of the Eure department lies the botanical trail at Ezy-sur-Eure, one of Haute-Normandie's major natural sites. Long ignored by naturalists, it now reveals, on the chalky slopes of the Côte Blanche d'Ezy, some fifty rare, rare or endangered plant species, alongside equally exceptional butterflies and insects. Placed at the foot of the trees, the Office National des Forêts panels and desks enable visitors to discover some astonishing species: rare orchids, green lizards, endemic crickets...

If you are looking for an unusual place to visit, Calvados Morin is the place to go in Ivry-la-Bataille. Calvados Morin is one of the oldest calvados producers, renowned throughout the world and specialized in the blending and ageing of up-market Calvados. The tour, guided by the cellar masters, starts with a little bit of history about the industry and a presentation of Calvados. You will then get to the originality of the place: troglodytic cellars hollowed out of the hillsides of the Eure Valley where hundreds of casks are stocked. A unique setting in Normandy, ideal for Calvados and alcohol ageing. After the tour that lasts about 1 hour, time for a tasting session with the cellar master.

We welcome you in a warm atmosphere to offer you a variety of services, such as dry cleaning, car registration, pickup relay point, proximity payment. We will be able to answer all your requests. Our restaurant also opens its doors to you to propose various formulas of greedy meals. Come and enjoy our tasty dishes made with fresh and seasonal products. At La Bonne Franquette, you are also invited to theme evenings throughout the year.

In the center of the prettiest village of the Perche, on the site of an old post house entirely restored in 2006, the Villa Fol Avril offers you: - its rooms of character, particularly spacious and comfortable - its menu based on fresh regional products.

Charming hotel in a protected village of the Perche In a green setting, the restaurant welcomes you in the old engine room of the mill, until the end of October During the winter it is at the table of the castle that you will be welcomed with an inventive cooking and full of flavours.

Former station restored to welcome all travelers, we offer local dishes prepared by the chef. Our shaded terrace also awaits you for your moments of relaxation. Bike parking at your disposal.

Pizzeria offering daily menu, located on Place de Longny with 32 indoor and 24 outdoor seats. Disabled access.

COTÉ JARDIN, invites you to discover traditional cuisine featuring local flavors. Let yourself be seduced by the varied menu and treat yourself to an unforgettable culinary experience in and around Longny les villages.

Ideally located on the town hall square, the Café du Commerce welcomes you from Monday to Saturday, market dishes for lunch and in season, plates to share until 9pm from Thursday to Saturday with a nice selection of wines.

The Clos Saint André Restaurant serves up refined dishes made with seasonal and locally sourced ingredients. The owners provide a friendly welcome and a warm atmosphere in a "handmade", craft-inspired decor that evolves throughout the year.

Le Bistrot des Ecuries offers you a real Bistrot cuisine composed of simple, quality products from the region. Some typical Austrian dishes are added to the menu. The Bistrot des Ecuries is also: a wine bar, guest rooms, a Boutique (wine world and the Epicerie de l'Huisne with its local products), the Ecurie H (stop for horse riders, quarry and obstacle park at your disposal ...) Wide spacing of the tables, hydroalcoholic gel at the entrance and in the toilets, masks worn by the staff, cleaning and disinfection of the premises after each service, strict rules of hygiene in the kitchen and in the dining room.

Located near the RN12 between the forest of Réno Valdieu and the Etoile du Perche. Roadside restaurant open from Monday morning to Friday evening. All-you-can-eat buffet, dish, dessert and coffee included.

Opening 01/04/2020 > 01/11/2020 For nature and fishing lovers… Weekend breaks and holidays in the countryside in the Eure-et-Loir! At Huttopia Senonches Holiday Village, enjoy the indoor heated swimming pool, the forest spa and the national forest to relax and unwind just 90 minutes from Paris.

In the heart of the Avre valley, secret and full of charm, Cédric warmly welcomes you to Hâvre de Saint Germain. It is a beautiful property located in the heart of this very cute little village. At the entrance, the outbuilding, former bread oven, hosts 2 small cottages including this one, on one level with its nice garden just for you. You will appreciate its warm atmosphere in a rather modern decor, with the concern for quality and comfort. For hikers, the GR22 is just down the street! The cottage is on one level : entrance to the living room with sitting area, small kitchen, beautiful bright bedroom (1 double bed 160x200 and 1 single bed), bathroom (walk-in shower) with toilet. Nice little private garden just in front with its garden furniture. A second gîte for 2 pers. is on the floor. This beautiful region of the gates of Normandy, on the borders of Perche and Ile de France is rich in historical and natural heritage to discover : beautiful lush and picturesque landscapes along the Avre or the Eure a very small little further.

Cédric warmly welcomes you to Le Havre de Saint-Germain, a lovely property located in the center of this charming little village. The guest house, built in a beautiful traditional farmhouse, opens its doors to you to share gourmet breakfasts, or enjoy the delicious table d'hôtes. The apartment is just opposite, on the first floor of the old bread oven converted into an outbuilding. With its colorful decor and all the comforts of a small studio, it's the ideal pied-à-terre for discovering the southern Eure region and its countryside. Right in the heart of the Avre valley, secret and full of charm, you'll find an environment that's ideal for fishing, which can be practised on site, enough to seduce fishing enthusiasts. Hikers will be delighted to discover the region on the GR22, just down the road! FIRST FLOOR: Entrance into the colorful living room with sitting area, small dining area and well-equipped kitchenette. On the left, an attic bedroom with a 160X200 double bed, separable into two single beds. On the right, a shower room with large shower and toilet. Sockets for electric vehicles opposite the accommodation.

Cédric warmly welcomes you to Le Havre de Saint-Germain, a lovely property located right in the center of this charming little village. This guest house, built in a beautiful traditional farmhouse, opens its doors to you to share gourmet breakfasts, enjoy the delicious table d'hôtes, or relax and play in the small lounge. With its modern decor and comfortable rooms, Le Havre de Saint-Germain is the ideal base for discovering the southern Eure region and its countryside. Right in the heart of the secret, charming Avre valley, you'll find an environment that's ideal for fishing, which can be practised on site. Hikers will be delighted to discover the region on the GR22, just down the road! Ground floor: two attractive bedrooms with parquet flooring, connected by a large, bright bathroom with double washbasin. One features a decorative fireplace, double bed (160X200), desk and TV. The other features two 90x200 single beds, desk and TV. Sockets for electric vehicles located opposite the accommodation.

Cédric warmly welcomes you to Le Havre de Saint-Germain, a lovely property located right in the center of this charming little village. This guest house, built in a beautiful traditional farmhouse, opens its doors to you to share gourmet breakfasts, enjoy the delicious table d'hôtes, or relax and play in the small lounge. With its modern decor and comfortable rooms, Le Havre de Saint-Germain is the ideal base for discovering the southern Eure region and its countryside. Right in the heart of the secret, charming Avre valley, you'll find an environment that's ideal for fishing, which can be practised on site. Hikers will be delighted to discover the region on the GR22, just down the road! UPSTAIRS: Two beautiful attic rooms with refined decor. One in blue tones, the other in green. Double beds 160X200, desk and TV in each room. Private bathroom with toilet. Sockets for electric vehicles in front of the accommodation.

In the heart of the secret and full of charm Avre valley, Cédric warmly welcome you to Hâvre de Saint Germain. It is a beautiful property located in the heart of this very cute little village. At the entrance, the outbuilding, former bread oven, welcomes the small cottage on the ground floor and a comfortable bed and breakfast, real apartment. A little further, the house, traditional farmhouse, is home to another very nice guest room on the ground floor, and welcome you for gourmet breakfasts. You will appreciate the warm atmosphere in a rather modern decor, always with the concern for quality and comfort. For hikers, the GR22 is just down the street ! The others will love this pretty little area of the countryside and its landscapes often at the edge of the water, always close to services and leisures. On the ground floor of the house, the bedroom is very nice and comfortable, overlooking the garden, with a large double bed (160x200) and a spacious and bright bathroom. On the floor of the outbuilding, the detached apartment is a beautiful attic very cocoon area and well furnished in suite with the bedroom, living room and small kitchen ; shower room with wc. The walled garden is very nice, with trees, with nice little areas where to settle on sunny days. Between the countryside and the city, this region offers many sightseeing and recreation.

A guaranteed break from the stress of life in this authentic, private country house! Located in the heart of the Perche-Ornais region, just 1 km from the Eure-et-Loir river, you'll enjoy the tranquility of this peaceful setting, nestled in a small wooded area. The train station, shops, and other activities are 6 km away. Completely detached, old farmhouse. Ground floor: living room with lounge (stove), kitchen and utility room, office space ideal for teleworking (printer), bedroom (double bed 160 x 200 cm), shower room, separate toilet, games room (satellite TV - sound bar - DVD player - karaoke - CDs - numerous board games - books - puzzles - armchairs). Upstairs: bedroom (double bed 160 x 200 cm) and bedroom (3 single beds 90 x 200 cm). Baby crib and high chair. High-performance electric heating. 2,500 m² unfenced garden surrounded by fields with an unfenced pond that can be drained in summer. Bicycle storage. Swing set with swing and slide, adult swing, ping-pong table, mini goal, and various games. Furnished terrace, barbecue, deckchairs. Parking. Well-behaved pets welcome if over 1 year old (€10/day).

La Boissière, an outstanding property in this pretty little Normandy area, is home to the beautiful and unusual Maison Oiseaux. This dependence full of charm offers you a stay out of time, where young and old will be filled : really warm atmosphere between the spirit country house, the beautiful furniture and old objects, the decoration at once sober and playful, the extraordinary collections from Philippe, the very current comfort, the quality and the sense of the detail, the trademark of house, and the sense of the reception of Kate. As far as leisure is concerned, it's impossible to get bored between the tour of the park, the visit to the backyard, a game of tennis or a dip in the swimming-pool (open from may to september), library and games inside. Entrance to the floor by a staircase (half floor) on the beautiful and friendly kitchen dining room, with wood stove, which gives on the other side, park side, on an smart terrace which in season will be a real plus of the house. On the upper floor, you access to the living room, with its sitting area (2 single beds 90X180) and 2 bedrooms : the first one (bed 180x200) is spacious and bright with relaxation area and bathroom with toilet, the other (double bed), with sloping ceilings, is smaller, nevertheless warm and playful. Very nice bathroom with large shower and bath, the toilets are detached. Attached to the house of Kate and Philippe, with access to the entire park.

Ideal family: outside or inside, everything is planned to occupy young and old! The large bedroom upstairs or the outbuilding both act as a games room depending on your wishes and the season. The owners will be able to share with you the care of nearby animals and guide you on the outings around (multiple hiking trails and visit to the heart of Perche). Independent old house with electric heating included. Ground floor: living room with dining room and lounge (open fireplace, sofa bed, TV), equipped kitchen, bedroom (double bed 160 cm), bedroom (double bed 160 cm), bathroom with walk-in shower, separate toilet. Floor: landing with library, bedroom (double bed 160 cm), bedroom (double bed 160 cm), large living room (bench with 2 single beds and 2 extra mattresses with TV, babyfoot "Bonzini " and games or teleworking table, attic bathroom with wc. nGarden closed and planted with trees of 1500 m2 with pétanque court, basketball hoop and outdoor games (bow, badminton, etc.). Games room: ping-pong table, children's table football and darts. Bike room with sink and indoor barbecue. Enclosed pond nearby with ducks, geese and farmyard animals. Sheep and goats.

A little paradise in a little Normandy area... we can paraphrase the song because that's really what this gite and its adorable garden inspires, in a superb environment overlooking the small town and the valley . The magic of the place is already due to its history : we are at the edge of the walkway, on the old ramparts of Nonancourt, next to an almost thousand-year-old tower, at Normandy gates. Nicole and Robert have transformed this old barn into a full of charm holiday home, warm and fully thought out for your well-being. They have retained all its authenticity, enhanced by a decoration mixing contemporary with old, always with great taste and a sense of detail. The garden is a real little cocoon, enclosed by walls and all open to this magnificent view : a lounge and deckchairs allow you to enjoy it. In fine weather, right next door, the swimming pool area, also enclosed by walls, for good moments of relaxation or games. Entrance to the bright living room which brings together the fully equipped kitchen, the dining area and the lounge with tv. You will also find a separate toilet and a laundry room. Upstairs, a twin bedroom with desk and a double bedroom (160x190), a modern bathroom with walk-in shower and a separate toilet. On the ground floor, the bay window gives you access to the pleasant south-facing terrace where garden furniture and deckchairs await you. The garden, just for you, is enclosed by walls and is around 150 m². Next door, the swimming-pool area is shared with the owners (8x5m above ground, heated swimming-pool, accessible from Easter holidays to mid-October). For this nonancourtois stay, you don't need a car, everything will be close at hand : small shops, restaurants, etc. In addition, Nicole has prepared a small area for you with all the aromatic herbs you will need.