Charming house for sale in Varengeville-sur-mer

A bright and open house

This charming house for sale in Varengeville-sur-mer has been designed to share family life throughout the ground floor. A kitchen open to the living room and many large openings allow light to pass through at all times of the day.

The large terraces are pleasant living spaces in summer and winter. The full basement can store leisure equipment or a car.

With 3 bedrooms upstairs, you can easily receive family or friends.

The garden, protected from outside views, is ideal for installing a vegetable garden, receiving friends or simply enjoying the beautiful summer days. There is still the possibility of building a shelter for a car or a workshop.

Completely restored in 2018, this house benefits from all modern comforts and its buyer will only have to enjoy it without worrying about carrying out any possible work.

A seaside house 10 minutes walk from the beach

Located in the famous village of Varengeville, this seaside house is ideally located to enjoy the attractions of Varengeville and the Alabaster Coast. In 10 minutes on foot, you can reach Vasterival beach.

This seaside house for sale seems well destined to become a family home on vacation. As a second home or as a main residence, the place is ideal for rest and relaxation.

Varengeville-sur-mer, a unique environment

In Varengeville, access to the sea is on foot via seven valleys that freshwater springs have dug through the chalk of gigantic cliffs. At low tide, fishing for bouquet is an invigorating exercise.

The landscapes are sublimated by the changing colors of the English Channel. Claude Monet was the one who made Varengeville famous with his paintings of the church and the marine cemetery, a magical place with its panoramic view of the sea and the cliffs.

Varengeville is now known throughout the world. The properties nevertheless retain their intimacy in the heart of the enclosed farmhouses so typical of the Pays de Caux. The elected officials of Varengeville lead active policies to preserve sites and monuments, and are resolutely committed to conducting bold cultural events to promote these jewels of Normandy's heritage.

The beaches of Pourville and Sainte Marguerite are becoming very popular places for water sports enthusiasts such as windsurfing, kitesurfing, golf, etc. The seaside town of Dieppe, a historic port city with four ports – fishing, cross-Channel, pleasure boating and commerce – has many assets – balneotherapy, 18-hole golf course, restaurants in the port and on the seafront, etc. With a beautifully renovated city center, Dieppe, the oldest seaside town in France, offers all the local services six hours from London, four hours from Brussels and two hours from Paris.