A Chant of Serenity

A Chant of Serenity: Normandy

This incredibly charming 18th-century manor house, tucked away in the beautiful Normandy countryside, has stood since 1762 and now welcomes family and friends to experience the tranquillity of the estate. Modernised since, it features bold and vibrant design choices that haven't compromised the historic elements like the exposed beams or the statement hearth in the dining space. The sloped ceilings might not agree with taller guests, but it isn't persistent throughout the home and with a healthy acreage at your disposal outside, you can stretch and stroll to your heart's desire.

Home truths:
*While babies are welcome, this home isn't suitable for toddlers or children. If you're travelling with little ones, your host can provide a cot and high chair for free. You'll need to request them in advance.
*We suggest hiring a car for ease – there's parking available.
*Some of the double beds are made up of two single mattresses pushed together and can be arranged as such with prior notice.
*The ceiling in some areas is on the low side. It might not be suitable for taller guests.
*As there are stairs to climb here, it might not be the best option for those with reduced mobility.
*If you want to stock up on essentials during your stay, you'll find the closest supermarket minutes away.