Just a stone's throw from Puys Beach and Dieppe, "Le Titou" vacation rental in Petit Caux Bracquemont

The accommodation
Ground floor: cupboard for coats and shoes. Large living room (52 m2) with fully equipped kitchen (LV, fridge, freezer, hob, extractor, microwave, coffee maker, toaster), dining room, living room. WC.
WIFI access

All bedrooms are on the ground floor: 1 bedroom with 1 double bed 160*200.
Bathroom with shower and bath,
Separate toilet
1 bedroom with a 2 person bed 160*200
1 bedroom with 1 double bed 140*200.
1 bedroom with 2 single beds.
Terrace with garden furniture, outdoor dining table, barbecue, 4 deckchairs + chairs.

Passenger access: accessible to people with reduced mobility, with outdoor paving path. The interior of the house is on the ground floor.
Entire dwelling

Other remarks
House with enclosed garden, completely renovated, located 10 minutes walk from the beach and hiking trails and 10 mins by car from the old centre of Dieppe.

The number of beds made depends on the number of people registered.
It is not possible to accommodate more people than registered people for a question of insurance and tourist tax
Let me know if you would like two beds for a couple for example.
The accommodation was tastefully renovated in 2018. The kitchen is a modern kitchen open to the living room. The house is located facing south!
THERE are 3 pleasant bedrooms, two of which are located on the south side! And each window has a roller shutter. If the sun is shining too much, you can close everything!
There is outside a south-facing terrace and a 1000 M2 plot of land completely quiet.
In the summer we provide deckchairs ....
A pleasant setting awaits you for a good holiday!

PS: We are in the air of sustainable development and given that some tenants have not been serious (car charging in particular), A regulation has been put in place: 200 kwh per week of electricity, 2 m3 of water per week

Many visits in the area:
Natural sites and beaches
Puys beach: small family beach with a certain charm
Saint-Martin-en-Campagne beach: A beautiful pebble and sandy beach, ideal for family walks and swimming. It is located a few minutes from Bracquemont and offers a view of the English Channel.
Talou Cliffs: These impressive chalk cliffs, sculpted by erosion, are a popular hiking spot. They have inspired many Impressionist painters such as Renoir and Pissarro. Several marked trails allow you to explore them on foot or by bike.

Heritage and culture

Museum of the History of Everyday Life (in Petit-Caux Saint Martin en Campagne): A museum that traces the daily life of the inhabitants of the region through the centuries, with objects and reconstructions.
EDF nuclear power plant in Penly: Guided tour possible to discover the operation of a nuclear power plant, an emblematic industrial site in the region.

Markets and local productsPGJyPgPGJyPg
Petit-Caux markets: Several local markets take place every week, especially in Biville-sur-Mer and Saint-Martin-en-Campagne. You will find fresh products, cheeses, cider and Normandy specialities. The Biville-sur-Mer market takes place on Friday evenings, ideal for a friendly atmosphere and shopping authentiquesfrance-voyage.com.
Dieppe market: The Dieppe market was voted "Most beautiful market in France" in 2020 during the competition organised by TF1. It is held every Saturday morning, from 8am to 1pm, in the streets of the city centre (Grande Rue, rue de la Barre, rue Saint-Jacques, rue de la Boucherie, place Nationale and place du Puits-Salé). This market is renowned for its fresh produce, fish and seafood, Normandy cheeses (especially Neufchâtel), vegetables, and local specialities such as Dieppe apple caramel. In the afternoon, some exhibitors remain more clothing-oriented.

Villages and walks

Heart of the villages: The surrounding villages such as Berneval-le-Grand, Belleville-sur-Mer or Ancourt retain a typical charm with their half-timbered houses and old churches. Hiking trails connect these villages, offering varied landscapes between countryside and seaside.

Activities and leisure

Hiking and mountain biking: Numerous marked trails cross the valleys and cliffs, suitable for all levels.
Water sports: In Dieppe (15 minutes), you will find activities such as sailing, kayaking or sea fishing.

Nearby:

Dieppe: A lively port city, with its castle-museum, its fishing port, its seafood restaurants and its Saturday morning market, one of the most famous in Normandy.
Other visits are a must, such as: Natural sites and landscapes

Cliffs of Ailly and Varengeville-sur-Mer: A few kilometres from Dieppe, these chalk cliffs offer spectacular views of the English Channel. The Sentier des Douaniers allows you to walk through them, with breathtaking views of the sea and the coastal villages.
Beaches of Pourville-sur-Mer and Quiberville: Pebble and sandy beaches, ideal for swimming, walks or water sports. Pourville is also known for its sailing club and its family atmosphere.
Parc du Bois des Moutiers (Varengeville-sur-Mer): A romantic park of 12 hectares, classified as a "Remarkable Garden", with a wide variety of trees, flowers and a view of the sea. The castle is open to visitors.

Heritage and culture

Dieppe Castle-Museum: Housed in a medieval castle, this museum houses collections of ivories, paintings, sculptures and objects related to the maritime history of Dieppe. The view from the ramparts over the city and the sea is exceptional.
Church of Saint-Jacques de Dieppe: A thirteenth-century Gothic church, known for its stained glass windows and organ.
Chapel of Notre-Dame de Bonsecours (Varengeville-sur-Mer): A small wooden chapel, typical of Norman architecture, located on the edge of a cliff.PGJyPg
Villages and walks

Varengeville-sur-Mer: A village classified as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France", with its brick and flint houses, church, park and cliffs.
Veules-les-Roses: A charming coastal village, famous for its cliffs, beaches and flowered houses. The shortest river in France, the Veules, flows into the sea here.
Arques-la-Bataille: Known for its ruined castle and abbey, this village is also famous for its historic battle between Henry IV and the Catholic League.

Activities and leisure

Hiking: Numerous marked trails (GR21, Sentier des Douaniers) run along the coast and cross the villages, offering varied landscapes between sea, countryside and cliffs.
Water sports: Sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding, fishing on foot or at sea are possible in Dieppe and in the neighbouring resorts.
Golf: The Dieppe-Pourville golf course, with its seaside course, is one of the oldest and most famous in France.

Gastronomy and specialities

Dieppe market (Saturday morning): Voted the most beautiful market in France in 2020, it is an opportunity to taste local products: seafood, fresh fish, Normandy cheeses (Neufchâtel, Pont-l'Évêque), cider, and apple caramel.
Restaurants: Don't miss out on tasting a Marmite Dieppe (fish and shellfish stew), mussels and chips or oysters from the Bay of Seine.

NearbyPGJyPg
Le Tréport and Mers-les-Bains: Seaside resorts with their cliffs, funicular and "Belle Epoque" atmosphere.
Rouen (1 hour drive): Capital of Normandy, famous for its cathedral, its museums and its history linked to Joan of Arc.

This region combines unspoilt nature, historical heritage and Norman authenticity, ideal for a varied and exotic stay.