Le Petit Manoir
We welcome you to the quiet and peaceful setting in the heart of the bocage area of Calvados Lower Normandie. Our property is set in the middle of open countryside just outside the small village of Saint-Martin-des-Besaces.
Le Petit Manoir is a 13th century stone farmhouse chateau central for WW2 Historic Areas. It is a substantial residence of 5 Bedrooms and 3 Bathrooms, with wheelchair access comfortably capable of accommodating 12-15 guests, only 3 kms from the town of St. Martin des Besaces, in Normandy France. The cottage is at the end a a pretty private driveway in tranquil countryside with beautiful views down the valley. Ideal for a relaxing holiday.
La Fermette
A charming Stone Cottage, part of the 13th Century Chateau, and located in the heart of the WW2 landing sites. It features 3 Bedrooms and 1.5 bathroom, and comfortably sleeps eight. It has a fully equipped kitchen, dining area and lounge.
La Fermette is a pretty cottage originally built in the 17th century and was part of an old chateau. It is surrounded by fields, woodlands and stunning views for peace, tranquility, and relaxation. Situated in rolling countryside with outstanding views down the valley, you need look no further for a relaxing holiday. For those who enjoy nature you may be lucky to see some deer or some of the many birds who inhabit the area.
Special Needs
Holidays are for everyone and people with special needs and their families deserve a holiday more than most.
I was a special needs teacher with many years of experience working with children and adults, especially dealing with learning difficulties, Asperger syndrome and autistic spectrum disorders.
Our advantages
Some benefits and services here.
Le Petit Manoir
Accommodation for up to 15 guests.
La Fermette
Accommodation for up to 8 guests.
Food preparation
Both properties have fully equipped kitchens.
Parking spaces
Plenty of space for secure off road parking.
Lounges
Both have access to Satellite TV and WiFi.
Local knowledge
of many walks and cycle paths.
Our flexible bedrooms
History
Prince Honoré V Grimaldi of Monaco (1778-1841) peer of France, great of Spain, died in 1841, owned the Château where he spent part of the summer. He had planted a large park there, located at the foot of the Montbosq hill, a fairly high eminence partly belonging to the formation of intermediate sandstone and from which iron ore was formerly extracted.
Testimonials
At a very short notice, Marian offered us her brilliant, quiet and comfortable accommodation. The warm welcome and Normandy cuisine (bread, cheese and cider) made us feel very welcome in France. The Chateau was fantastic with a large swimming pool for us and our children to enjoy. The fire place kept the house warm and cosy. The chateau is within 30 minutes to the beaches, memorials, museums and the zoo to name just a few. The accommodation and surrounding areas are suitable for disabled persons because they can experience the freedom of open spaces and fun facilities.