Gîte La maison du Bec

Calm and serenity are the words that best define this 18th-century building, in the heart of the superb village of Le Bec Hellouin, listed as one of the "most beautiful villages in France". The stone and half-timbered house is an authentic Norman construction, full of character and blending charm with modern comforts. The small walled garden, full of flowers on sunny days, is the ideal place for a siesta or to read in a deckchair. You're just a stone's throw from the abbey, the greenway and the forest, in the magnificent landscapes of the Bec valley, a Natura 2000 area. Enjoy this beautiful environment, where flora and fauna are particularly well protected. The Risle River is also nearby, ideal for fishing or canoeing. The Bec, Risle and Charentonne valleys are well known to the locals, who make Le Bec Hellouin a favorite stopover on their walks. The gîte has also been awarded the "Accueil Vélo" label. Ground floor: entrance to the living room, warm and full of character: it opens onto the terrace and garden and communicates directly with the kitchen. Separate shower room and toilet. ON THE FIRST FLOOR, you enter a lovely landing room with single bed, TV and reading area. Next door, a lovely bedroom with double bed, shower room and toilet. ON THE 2nd FLOOR: accessed via a narrow 18th-century staircase, an attic bedroom with a single bed and a double bed that can be split into two. Garden and terrace with table and chairs, barbecue, deckchairs and hammock. Views over the valley and forest. For electric cars, a self-service recharging point is available 50m from the gîte. A plus for protecting the planet: the gîte is accessible by public transport (3 buses a day in both directions). A bike repair kit and protective tarpaulin are also available for cyclists. Telecommuting: a large screen is available on request. Internet fiber.