Step into history at this 18th-century former hunting lodge, nestled within a wooded park just 2.5 km from Valognes, often called the Versailles of Normandy. Surrounded by ancient trees, a private driveway, and a large walled courtyard, this classic vacation home offers complete privacy, a southwest-facing terrace, and outdoor furniture for relaxing or enjoying a barbecue. Inside, the home features a warm, traditionally decorated interior, a foosball table in the basement, and a living room with TV, DVD player, and board games—perfect for cozy evenings or rainy days. Located on the Cotentin Peninsula, it’s an ideal base for exploring Normandy’s rich history and coastline. Visit the D-Day beaches (18 km) and the Airborne Museum in Sainte-Mère-Église (20 km), where the story of John Steele is commemorated. The seaside resort of Barneville-Carteret offers beach days and ferries to Jersey and Guernsey. Whether you're enjoying the peaceful grounds or diving into Normandy’s past, this lodge offers a unique and atmospheric escape.