FOUR SEASONS HOUSE

Magnificent architects' house, both simple and iconic, immersed in a private botanical park with more than 1200 species of plants. A contemporary reinterpretation of the Norman half-timbered house, the Maison Quatre Saisons is built in a wooden frame and almost entirely glazed on this landscape, its large windows acting like paintings. The custom-made layout, in particular that of the wooden and resin water features, borrows from shipbuilding techniques.
Description: living room-kitchen and toilet on the first floor - two master bedrooms, toilet, bathroom and shower room on the 1st floor- two small bedrooms under the eaves and gymnasium on the second floor - gazebo located at the end of the park housing barbecue and garden furniture The house is both isolated in this garden and very close to the town centre which is a 5-minute walk away. Located two hours from Paris, it can be reached by train via the Yvetot train station located 18 km away and the 525 bus whose stop is 7 minutes away on foot. This same bus serves the fishing port and marina of St-Valery-En-Caux with a beach.
Located in the Pays de Caux in Seine Maritime, where the Seine meets the sea, bordered by the magnificent Alabaster coast of chalk and flint. Both isolated in an extraordinary botanical park and close to the Château de Galleville and the Place de Doudeville (market on Saturday mornings) 5 minutes walk away. Excursions by bike and car: - Veules-les-Roses beach on the Alabaster Coast 18 km - Marine cemetery and Moutiers Varengeville park 30 km - Port of Dieppe 35 km (link with England) - Etretat 50 km - Le Havre 60 km UNESCO heritage