Nice house with garden near the beach

HostnFly offers you this house of 56 m2 has all the necessary facilities for a pleasant stay.
Accommodating up to 4 people, it is ideal for a family or a group of friends.

Very good stay:)

## Logement
Warm and well-appointed, it includes :
- two bedrooms with a double bed and a convertible sofa;
- a fully-equipped kitchen;
- a shower room;
- a living room for relaxing after a day's outing.

The following facilities are at your disposal: Private parking (1 vehicle) in the garden, Shared swimming pool open from June to October, Wifi, Hairdryer, Television, Dishwasher, Washing machine, Terrace, Coffee machine, Heating, Barbecue, Fireplace, Garden, Fan, Microwave, Oven, Hot water, Iron, etc.

Sheets and towels are provided at extra cost.

3-star furnished tourist accommodation

One of the house's assets is its brightness. It is also highly appreciated for its location:
- close to various restaurants;
- 19 minutes' walk from a “Carrefour Express” for everyday shopping.

Places of interest close to the house:
- Deux épaves, 6 minutes' walk away;
- Pêche du 1er Bar 18 minutes away;
- Cabourg Beach 22 minutes away; and much more...

We look forward to welcoming you :)

P.S. Please note that the owner has a cat. We do our best to clean everything thoroughly, but if you have a cat allergy, we would not recommend this accommodation.

## Emplacement
Located at the gates of the Pays d'Auge, between Cabourg and Deauville, Dives-sur-Mer is a charming port city of about 6,000 inhabitants. Its history is linked to the epic of William the Conqueror, who gathered his fleet there before setting off for the conquest of England in 1066. The historic centre of Dives-sur-Mer is a jewel of medieval architecture, a legacy of its millennial past: the 15th century halls, the Bois-Hibout manor of the 17th century, the Notre-Dame church and its Romanesque part of the 11th century, the Guillaume-le-Conquerant Art Village of the late 15th century...
At the beginning of the industrial era, the proximity of the sea favoured the establishment of a major metallurgical plant, which would be the economic engine of the city for more than a century. After its closure in 1986, the city once again turned to the sea, with the construction of the Port-Guillaume complex. Port-Guillaume is an eminently tourist area with a floating basin with a capacity of 600 places and an anchorage area of 300 rings sheltered by a dune cordon. 1200 dwellings are distributed between holiday homes and small houses nicely arranged in a protected natural area. There are also shops and restaurants, the municipal media library and a sailing school.

## Transports
- Dives-sur-Mer train station: 7-minute walk.
- Deauville-Normandie Airport: 33 minutes by car.