Charming seaside cottage located between Barneville-Carteret (2.5km) and Portbail (4.9 km) and facing the Channel Islands. 600 metres from a sandy beach. Nearby: golf at 750 m, equestrian center, tennis, hiking or cycling. Water activities in the vicinity. Connections to Channel Islands 5km away. Cherbourg and the city of the sea at 35 km, Sainte Mère church at 37 km ,Mont St Michel at 127 km . It can accommodate up to 5 people. Ideal for staying with family or friends. Fully fenced 280 m² land that can accommodate your vehicle, it is also equipped with a children’s home, a swing, a terrace, a barbecue and two sunbaths.

We have renovated this dwelling by installing everything we can to make the travelers feel good. As parents of young children, we have especially thought of your children by installing a plastic swing and small house. Sea, sand, countryside, sun, temperate climate (neither too hot nor too cold), our accommodation has these 5 wonderful criteria. Full-floor accommodation, all rooms are easy to access, no walking. The south facing terrace is overlooked and protected from the wind. The ground is fully fenced and the gate closes well to key. The bedding is new and comfortable. We look forward to letting you enjoy our accommodation and discover all the charm and beauty of our beautiful region. There is so much to do and discover. See you very soon.

The accommodation is located in the residence "the poplars" 600 meters from the sea. No car is needed to get to the beach. A safe route without too much car traffic. Bicycles, walkers and scooters are the kings. You can access a fine sandy beach where you can enjoy an incredible view of Carteret. Quiet and clean beach. The residence is also quiet and clean. People come there to rest and recharge. During your walks it is no surprise that you will be able to meet horses, cows and many other animals, because a Bio farm is located not far from the residence. Saint Georges de la rivière est between Barneville and Portbail. Than flat roads, ideal for cycling or walking along the coast of the Isles.