Elegant Anglo-Norman villa nestled in lush greenery near the sea

The appeal of seaside living on the Normandy coast has endured through the ages, and owning a beautiful property as a holiday retreat has always been considered the ultimate privilege.

Just a ten-minute walk from Yport beach, this remarkable 180 sqm Anglo-Norman seaside villa, built in 1912, perfectly combines the timeless charm of the Belle Époque with the modernity of a contemporary renovation.

From the moment you pass through the gate, the property immediately asserts its character and elegance.

The delicate architecture of the house finds a superb setting within the surrounding nature, which forms the 3,800 sqm wooded grounds.

Set in the centre of this vast garden, which slopes gently towards the rear, the house offers several entrances: discreetly through the kitchen or via the semi-buried basement, or through the living area, accessible by a beautiful exterior staircase extended by a balcony.

This main living area of nearly 60 sqm is striking for its open-plan design, enhancing the perspectives and allowing a gentle flow of natural light through a succession of tall multi-pane windows.

This beautiful space currently offers several distinct areas, including a cosy sitting room facing the fireplace, a dedicated music area, a dining room overlooking the garden and even a pleasant reading corner.
The kitchen is undoubtedly one of the surprises of this residence.
Designed as a true gathering place, it consists of two complementary areas.
The first, arranged around a magnificent cast-iron wood-burning stove and the sink, is more functional and also serves as a utility kitchen.
The second is located beneath a largely glazed extension, whose design is an ingenious nod to the Eiffel style.
Flooded with natural light and offering panoramic views over the garden, this room is dedicated to epicureans and lovers of fine wines and comforting dishes.
On the same level, a charming principal suite with a shower room provides a peaceful and intimate atmosphere.

Upstairs, at the top of an authentic period staircase, a spacious landing leads to three comfortable bedrooms with high ceilings, a small through-room suitable for working or reading, as well as a large bathroom with a particularly refined atmosphere.

The bathtub, positioned facing the garden, offers a true moment of contemplation, transforming every bath into a delightful interlude filled with serenity.

Finally, the basement includes a garage, generous storage spaces, a valuable wine cellar, a shower area for returning from the beach or long walks, and even a small games and relaxation area set apart from the main living spaces.

Outside, the wooded grounds offer a welcome degree of privacy, avoiding the usual inconvenience of overlooking neighbours, which is so common in seaside resorts.

Located just a few minutes from an exceptional coastline characterised by its magnificent, towering chalk cliffs, and benefiting from the appeal of Yport, with its genuine Norman village life shaped by the sea breeze, this charming character property truly embodies the dream of an accessible coastal retreat.

ENERGY RATING: F / CLIMATE RATING: F
Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices for the years 2021, 2022 and 2023: between €6,530 and €8,910.

Information regarding the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website for the relevant areas: www.georisques.gouv.fr