Varengeville-sur-Mer · Alabaster Coast
Three lofts on stilts, facing the Channel.
Right by Pourville-sur-Mer beach in Normandy, two hours from Paris.
The place
A belvedere of wood and glass, open to the sea.
Raised on stilts, Les Gîtes du Cap Cod look out over the Channel in a 180° sweep. Timber frame, heated quartz-concrete floors, tall black aluminium windows: a quiet architecture that leaves the stage to the landscape — chalk cliffs, flax fields in bloom, light that shifts from hour to hour.
- sea view
- 180°
- sea view
- independent lofts
- 3
- independent lofts
- guests, together
- 14
- guests, together
- from Paris
- 2 h
- from Paris
The lofts
Three lofts, three moods.
Independent yet under one roof, each with its own private terrace facing the sea, its wood-burning stove and its colour.
Architecture
Built like a belvedere.
Raised on stilts and built on timber-frame principles, the three lofts blend into the landscape through alternating white panels and wood cladding. Inside, the same care throughout.
- 01On stilts, not overlooked
- 02Underfloor heating in quartz concrete
- 03Matt black aluminium bay windows
- 04Hardwood and tempered-glass terraces
« In the evening the stove crackles, the sea fades into the blue of night, and only the sound of the wind remains. »
Book direct
The best stay starts here.
The best rate
Always cheaper than on booking platforms.
A direct line
Your hosts answer you themselves, before and during your stay.
No online payment
A clear agreement, a 30% deposit by bank transfer, the balance on arrival.
Everything is ready
Bed linen and towels provided, final cleaning taken care of.
4.9/ 5 · Average guest rating · More than 570 stays told by our guests.
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Book the whole of Cap Cod
All three lofts, just for you.
Bring family or friends together without giving up privacy: the three lofts can be booked together for up to fourteen guests, each with its own entrance, terrace and kitchen.
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The area
Between Varengeville and Pourville, the Normandy of painters.
The English gardens of the Bois des Moutiers, the sea-view cemetery where Georges Braque rests, Pourville's pebble beach, the port of Dieppe: the Alabaster Coast unfolds on foot, from your door.
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