Vacation home by the sea

A typical, quiet Norman-style “fisherman’s house” from 1910 in the beach district. Completely renovated in 2020–2022, 70 square meters with 2 bedrooms, a small single bedroom, two bathrooms—one with a shower, the other with a bathtub (and shower), and a guest restroom. Just around the corner from the beach, which is about
150 meters from the house.
The first floor features a living room with a large sofa and two armchairs, open to the kitchen with a dining table and chairs.
The kitchen opens onto a charming, paved courtyard with an additional dining table and chairs.
First floor: spacious bedroom with a double bed (160x200). Separate shower room. Next to it is a small room with an additional sleeping area, 90x200.
2nd floor: Bedroom with a French bed (140x200). Next to it is a separate, spacious bathroom with a bathtub.
Washing machine.
The house blends the old with the new; it has a clear layout, is bright, welcoming, and very cozy.
Fécamp is a small town with a long history, shaped by the fishing industry and not overcrowded. It offers all the amenities you’d expect from such a place: a beach promenade, a museum, many attractions (including the former flamboyant Palais Bénédictine liqueur factory and the Gothic abbey), a swimming pool, and walking and biking trails. The harbor, shops, the Palais Bénédictine, and restaurants are all located near the house and within walking distance.

Bed linens can be rented on-site for an additional fee of 15€ per person.