Villa 5 bedroom

Proposed by Frédéric - My Home In trustworthy network Member since Oct 31, 2025

Reference : 84913

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Tenants usually like :

Fireplace
Barbecue

Private parking
Linen included

Garden

General description

Villa - 130m²
Communal parking, Private parking
5 bedroom
11 persons
Children welcome
Garden, Terrace
Internet connection
Pets not allowed

Bedding and bathroom

11 Beddings
- 3 double beds
  - 3 Queen size beds (160)
- 2 Single beds
- 1 Sofa bed
3 Bathrooms
- 1 Bathroom with bath
- 2 Bathrooms with shower
- 2 WC
hair dryer

Equipped kitchen

Coffee machine
Toaster
Oven
Micro Waves
Refrigerator
Freezer
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Tumble dryer
Vacuum cleaner
Highchair
kettle

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Comfort and Leisure

Fireplace
Hearting
Garde table
Barbecue
Smoke detector
Television
Library (books)

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The owner's note, Frédéric

Large and comfortable family home, recently renovated. You have beautiful living rooms and a large outdoor garden to share good times with family or friends!

This charming house contains on the ground floor a living room with an open kitchen and dining room as well as a lounge with sofa bed, a bedroom and a bathroom. On the floor there is a master bedroom, a children's bedroom and a bathroom. You have an outdoor living room composed of a sofa and 2 large armchairs (plastic) "woven wicker style" and a coffee table + a large garden table with 6 chairs. Possibility to park however access is narrow and sloping.

Ponts sur Seulles is, since 1ᵉʳ January 2017, a new French commune located in the Calvados department in the Normandy region, situated between Bayeux and Courseulles sur mer.
Places and monuments:
-Eros, statue made by British soldiers of the Royal Engineers, who were inspired by the one on Lord Shaftesbury's fountain in Piccadilly Circus. It is located on the roundabout of the Route de Courseulles (RD 12) and the RD 176. Erected in August 1944 for the liberation of the commune.
-Grestain Manor, 17th century.
-Tierceville Castle, which belonged to the Lords of Tierceville, 17th century.
-Saint-Martin Church, 11th century, whose portal has been listed as a historical monument since 13 April 1933.

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