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gîte ST MARTIN DES ENTREES
a historic residence in the heart of Normandy, where the charm of the old meets modern comfort. Treat yourself to an unforgettable getaway in the extension of the carefully restored medieval manor, ideal for a stay with family or friends, or an immersion in history.
Located in a peaceful environment, the manor welcomes you with its authentic architecture and its unique medieval room, perfect for a warm and immersive atmosphere. Enjoy the large green and enclosed garden, ideal for relaxing after a day of discovery. Each space offers you an authentic and refined decoration combining old furniture and modern comfort.
Relaxation in the medieval room with fireplace.
Personalized recommendations for exploring the region.
Free private parking and Wi-Fi included
The cottage is ideally located, 6 kilometers from Bayeux , a charming medieval town, a town of art and history, with its cathedral, its museums including that of the Bayeux tapestry (UNESCO heritage), its old streets, its half-timbered houses, its many restaurants, and its magnificent Saturday market.
It is located in the heart of the landing beaches, with its closest sites: Arromanches (museum and artificial port), the Longues battery and its cannons immortalized by "The Longest Day", the Gold Beach sector and its British memorial Omaha Beach - American cemetery, beach and museums are 25 minutes away by car.
The region also has a rich historical heritage with sites such as Mont Saint-Michel, its many castles, and its famous towns such as Deauville, Honfleur, Etretat , and the Pays d'Auge.
As for leisure,There are many possibilities available to you near the cottage.
- The sea with the superb Asnelles beach: 7 km with its nautical activities (sand yachting).
- The Vaucelles equestrian center 7 km away
- The swimming pool is 5 km away.
- Bowling 3 km away.
- The picturesque port of Port-en-Bessin and its famous golf course.
- The Balleroy state forest, bordered by its castle (visit and balloon museum) and by the medieval abbey of Cerisy.
-Creully (15 minutes away) and its medieval castle and the recommended restaurant at the Auberge Saint-Martin.
-Nearby: the gardens of the Château de Brécy .
- Hiking trails are accessible right outside the cottage.
Access : The train station is 5 km away.
The airport is 20 km away.Welcome to the Manoir de Damigny,
Whether you are looking for a getaway with family or friends, or a cultural stay, the Manoir de Damigny promises you an unforgettable experience.
Cleanliness 10
Geographical location 9.5
Comfort 9.5
Facilities 10
Staff 10
Quality / price ratio 9.5
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