
Falaise castle
Just a short hop across the English Channel, Normandy has been compared to its nearest English ‘neighbours’ of Devon and Somerset. Mild climate, rich farmland for dairies and apple orchards and varied coastal scenery of cliffs and sandy beaches are the similarities.
More sunshine, more space – Normandy is four times the size of Devon – and of course, a whole different culture, makes a truth of its French description: ‘un jardin anglais à la sauce normand’.
There’s something for everyone to enjoy when on holiday in Normandy. For an overview, you could start with the stunning video Normandie pour la vie where you can go on a whirlwind virtual aerial tour by helicopter of the region. Then to help you plan your visit – from taking in the famous ‘essential sights’- to the absolutely out of the ordinary, here are a few suggestions:
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Near historic Falaise in central, rural Normandy, less than an hour from the English Channel coast
An inspired seamless blend of farmhouse style and spacious modern living
Comfortable open-plan space with spectacular mezzanine floor and balcony
A picture postcard French orangerie style entrance invites you in
Original oak beams and glorious garden and rural views
Formal parterre and water lily garden, landscaped lake, 20m swimming pool, tennis courts and more
From medieval castles, Bayeux and D-Day beaches to donkey trekking, quad bikes, kayaking and fishing
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