Farmhouse Lazuline

Discover the historic charm and tranquility of Farmhouse Lazuline in rural Normandy.

Fantastic holiday home

Wonderful! We had a great time at this charming house. We were very nicely hosted by Jane and Steve and spent a lovely long weekend. House is very well equipped and the location is great for Normandy sites.

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Farmhouse Lazuline Normandy Olivers Travels 1

Fantastic holiday home

Wonderful! We had a great time at this charming house. We were very nicely hosted by Jane and Steve and spent a lovely long weekend. House is very well equipped and the location is great for Normandy sites.

3 Reviews

Overview

Sleeps 8
4 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms

Property highlights

  • Wi-Fi/Internet
  • Ground Floor Bed & Bath
  • Ideal for Kids
  • TV
Local Amenities
Nearest Ferry PortLe Havre
(60km)
Nearest AirportSaint-Gatien Airport. Deauville
(60km)
Nearest Airport 2Paris Beauvais/Paris CDG
(125km/170km)
Nearest Train StationRouen SNCF
(40km)
In the peaceful rural countryside of Normandy, Farmhouse Lazuline offers a charming and comfortable place to spend time with loved ones.

Dating back to the 19th century, this characterful bolthole was once the old stables of neighbouring Château Lazuline. Nowadays, it’s a quiet, French retreat which has been recently renovated to provide living space for up to 8 guests across its four pretty bedrooms. Guests can appreciate its heritage with exposed wood beams, rustic flooring and 17th-century antique furnishings, creating a historic yet warm ambience for a family or small group of friends.

Its living spaces will enchant you, especially the gorgeously tiled kitchen and lovely dining area, whilst the contemporary conservatory adds extra space at any time of year. The two acres of garden are glorious with ancient trees, some of which date back over four centuries. It’s the perfect place for quiet reading, barbecues in the sunshine and lawn games with children in the private grounds.

This is the ideal base for exploring Normandy and beyond – perhaps start off in the historic town of Rouen with its cathedral, bustling markets, excellent restaurants and vibrant culture. Visit the impressionist collection in Rouen’s Musée des Beaux-Art or drive to the landscapes that have inspired Monet such as the banks of the Seine in nearby La Bouille and the artist’s famous gardens in Giverny, just over an hour away.

The Belle Époque seaside resort of Deauville is a wonderful day out with its designer boutiques, casino and fantastic beach, as is the picture-perfect fishing village of Honfleur. You could even spend time in the great city of Paris or stay closer to home to potter around local villages and market towns, sampling regional specialities in traditional restaurants and appreciating the rural landscapes of this welcoming part of Normandy.
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What Oliver loves...

  • A serene Normandy retreat with beautifully renovated interiors so sensitive to the farmhouse’s heritage
  • Relax in the glorious gardens, perhaps in the shade of one of the century-old trees
  • Visit characterful villages and towns so sample Normandy’s wonderful cuisine across its markets and excellent restaurants
  • Be inspired by Monet’s work in Rouen’s Musée des Beaux-Art
  • Drive to the coast with the picture-perfect seaside towns of Deauville and Honfleur both an hour by car

What you should know

  • The farmhouse is next to the owners' Château Lazuline but they are both private from each other, separated by a pine tree hedge and with their own entrances.
  • Subject to availability, both Château and Farmhouse Lazuline can be booked together, sleeping a maximum of 20 guests.

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