Framed by high cliffs facing the sea, the town of Fécamp has many surprises in store for those who take the time to stay or live there.
Thus, the city center hides, here and there, pleasant places where it is good to live under the best auspices.

Taking advantage of the friendly proximity of the emblematic Trinity Abbey, this is what this charming duplex of 51 m² Carrez law offers, however benefiting from 79 m² on the ground.

Located on the 3rd and last floor of a beautiful building, it also rises towards the Norman skies.

The entrance opens directly onto a bright and welcoming living room of 31 m² (43 m² on the floor!) including a kitchen open to a living room with storage space under the slope and a cupboard cleverly hiding a recent gas boiler.

The beams of the exposed framework, the wooden staircase leading to the first floor and the glass-effect dividing wall generate a warm atmosphere and perfectly illustrate the potential of the place, which nevertheless deserves a judicious refresh.

On this same level, the bedroom benefits from a small private dressing room as well as a superb unobstructed view of the abbey church.
A bathroom with toilet completes the whole and allows you to live comfortably in the lower part of the apartment.

The 2nd level is made up of an adorable attic space on the mezzanine, a real intimate cocoon with a view of the sky, punctuated by the unpredictable passage of clouds.
Added to this is an office with a panoramic view of the unmissable abbey and the eclectic roofs of the city, with the green slope of the valley as a backdrop.
This small room can easily be transformed into an adorable extra bedroom if necessary.

Note that a valuable private cellar of approximately 5 m² is located on the ground floor and allows you to store bicycles, scooters and other equipment.
A true cozy nest in the heart of this city open to the sea breeze, this duplex has all the assets to transform into a lovely refuge for passing visitors or owners in search of sea air.

Located in the immediate vicinity of the main shops and educational establishments, it simplifies access to a number of amenities and remains close to the train station.
In addition, the pleasures of the seaside and the activities of the marina are less than ten minutes by bike. Enough to take full advantage of this illustrious fishing port with its long pebble beach, having developed over time its tourist and economic attractiveness!

ENERGY CLASS: D CLIMATE CLASS: D
Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established using energy prices for the year 2021: between €790 and €1,110

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website for the areas concerned: www.georisks.gouv.fr