Trouville-Normandy

Located 200km northwest of Paris in the picturesque seaside town of Trouville-sur-mer, "Trouville-Normandy" is the ultimate in French seaside living. Just a 2 hour train ride or 2.5 hour car ride from Paris, Trouville is situated just next to Deauville on France's chic Norman coast. In-the-know Parisians have been vacationing here for decades, and now you can be a part of the action. Whether you seek relaxation and tranquility or the seaside social scene, Trouville has something for everyone. From beaches to hiking to restaurants and casinos, Trouville is an ideal setting for travelers of all tastes and temperaments.

The House

"Trouville-Normandy" is located on a private compound in a wooded area. Surrounded by gardens and trees, the house is incredibly private and quiet--an ideal place to retreat after a few days in Paris or elsewhere.

On the ground level of the house, an open living room and dining space provide the perfect setting for friends and family to gather. The modern kitchen is fully-equipped for those who wish to cook at home after shopping for local products in nearby markets and shops.

A staircase leads to the first floor, where there are two bedrooms--one with a double bed and one with a single bed. There is a large bathroom with a shower and double sink, and there is a separate toilet on the landing. A balcony provides a beautiful view of the surrounding countryside.

Up another flight of stairs, you will find the master bedroom with ensuite modern bathroom, complete with sink, shower, and toilet.

Amenities

• 3-bedrooms (two double beds and one single)
• 2 bathrooms and separate toilet
• Balcony
• Flat-screen TV, DVD, CD Player
• WiFi Internet
• Fully-equipped kitchen
• Extensive private gardens and lawn
• Daily cleaning service included

Rates

Weekly (Year-Round)
2,750.00 €

Rate includes daily cleaning service.

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The Region

Located on the northern coast of France, Normandy is a region whose rich history, culture, cuisine and natural resources make it a must-see destination for tourists and French travelers alike.

Outdoor enthusiasts will love swimming, sailing, hiking, cycling, horse-back riding, and a variety of other outdoor activities. For food lovers, this is a region unlike any other, offering world-renowned products like Camembert cheese and Calvados (apple brandy). From open-air markets to wine tastings and cooking classes, there is no shortage of culinary adventures to be had. In any of Normandy's seaside villages, you can partake in the region's maritime tradition by enjoying freshly caught seafood from local waters.

History lovers will enjoy touring the D-Day landing beaches--Utah Beach, Omaha Beach, Gold Beach, Juno Beach, Sword Beach--and paying a visit to the American Cemetery. Whether on your own, with a group, or with a private guide, there is no better way experience history than to retrace the steps of those who shaped it.

Today, Normandy's chic beach communities--Deauville, Trouville, Honfleur--offer an exciting mix of natural beauty and stimulating cultural offerings. After a relaxing day on the water, you can explore the many shops, restaurants, and markets in town. For those who are seeking a bit of nightlife, both Deauville and Trouville have well-known casinos.

Deauville has long been considered the summer playground of some of Paris' chicest residents. They flock here for horse races and for Deauville's glamorous annual film festival.

Not far from Trouville, you will find the tiny island of Mont-Saint Michel, named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979. Its spectacular Romanesque abbey is not to be missed! Other nearby towns and cities include Rouen, Caen, Le Havre and Bayeux. Travelers may enjoy exploring Rouen's old town and cathedral, or paying a visit to the stunning cathedral in Caen.

No matter what your "travel style," Normandy is a region that offers something for everyone. Come discover it for yourself!

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