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- Our quiet coastal village is situated between DEAUVILLE/TROUVILLE & HONFLEUR.
- Ideally situated to visit the D-DAY BEACHES by car.
- Our fisherman's house dates back to the early 19th Century.
- The house is ideal for 2 people.
- Friendly neighbours.
- Sea & beach within 5/10 minute walking distance

On the ground floor you will find a fully equipped kitchen with table and chairs, dishwasher. On the first floor the living room with television, books & Hi-fi, CDs & DVDs and comfortable sofa-bed for a third person. On the second floor the bedroom with double bed, bathroom with shower and separate toilet.
CAREFUL: steep stairs. Not suitable for children.

Our house at Villerville is within walking distance of sandy beaches, shops, restaurants and craft galleries of all kinds. Activities during the summer season: local feast celebrations, antique markets, street markets, old car gathering, painters' exhibition, theatre festival, National 14 July celebration with fireworks & street dancing, etc. Down the road, at the old manor farmhouse, you can buy fresh organic vegetables & free range eggs. Close by, there is a wooded park with picnic area and wonderful view of the sea. There's a children's play area and not to mention two strips of beaten earth to play "pétanque" and drink your pastis! Great way to meet the locals :-)

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS:

HONFLEUR:
Popular historical medieval market town with art galleries, shops, museums, park, fishing and leisure port, boat trips, restaurants, bars and weekly markets. Famous artists lived or painted Honfleur such as Turner, Monet, Boudin, Jongkind, Courbet, Dufy and many more. The composer Eric Satie was born in Honfleur, his birthplace has been turned into a delightful museum.

DEAUVILLE & TROUVILLE:
Deauville and its neighbour Trouville are often referred to as the 'Parisian riviera'. If Deauville is a dashing boulevardier, Trouville is the frivolous painted lady by his side. Separated by nothing more than the River Touques, they each possess a casino, a beachfront boardwalk and a string of flamboyant Belle Époque villas, yet they look and feel quite different, the former suave, sophisticated and starry, the latter happy-go-lucky and fun for all the family.
Deauville is well known for its glamorous boardwalk and long row of wooden bathing cabins, each named after film stars who have attended the American Film Festival, held there every September.

D-DAY BEACHES:
Omaha Beach, Utah Beach, Sword Beach, Juno Beach, Gold Beach, Arromanches are just some of the D-Day beaches where the American, Canadian, English soldiers landed on Normandy's beaches on 6th June 1945. Pegasus bridge and the American Cemetery are closest to us and can be visited within a day by car.

Deauville - Villerville: 4 kilometers
Honfleur - Villerville: 6 kilometers
Day trip to Paris by train/coach or car : over an hour
Good local bus transport