Tucked away in the Norman countryside, La Chaumière Normande is an exquisite example of the traditional rural homestead. These homes typically feature thatched roofs made of wheat or rye and are reminiscent of the thatched cottages found throughout southern England.
Despite this home’s traditional charm, it does not shirk on spaciousness or modern comforts. Guests are welcomed by an expansive living/dining area adorned with tasteful furnishings and flush with natural light streaming in through large windows. Made cosy by wooden-beamed ceilings and an open-heart fireplace, this warm hub of the house has a lovely communal feeling.
The adjoining open-plan kitchen comes complete with a range of modern appliances and ample counterspace to ensure culinary enthusiasts have everything at their disposal. Whether you’re making crepes for breakfast, tossing together a summer salad or preparing a holiday feast for family and friends, this kitchen has you covered.
La Chaumière Normande has five bedrooms. The first two can be found on the ground floor with double beds and easy access to showers and a separate WC. Ascending to the upper level, there are three more well-appointed bedrooms, two featuring queen-sized beds and sloping ceilings, while the last has two single beds. The upper floor is also home to a bathroom and WC.
Outside, the villa is encircled by a vast manicured garden which is best enjoyed at one of the two charming al fresco dining settings. This serene garden is perfect for soaking up the sun on a lounger or reading underneath the canopy of a tree.
La Chaumière Normande, located in the region of Normandy, offers a perfect blend of historical charm, scenic landscapes, and culinary delights. Guests can visit the historic D-Day landing beaches and enjoy the picturesque countryside. With its rich cultural heritage, diverse activities, and delectable local cuisine, Normandy provides a unique and memorable experience for all.
