Near some fo the finest golf courses in the world
A fully renovated Barn in a large garden situated in a hamlet in the Forest d’Eu on the Normandy/Picardy border. From the pool deck there are beautiful views over the Bresle Valley and open farmland. A perfect setting for self-catering or B&B holidays, or a short break to get away, relax and unwind. An ideal location for walking, cycling (road & mountain bike), fishing or golf; while beaches and renowned (even by Parisians) seafood restaurants are only 35 mins drive through magnificent forests. Although the Barn is in a tranquil, rural setting, this does not exclude the possibility for a variety of interesting days out: archaeology and history châteaux and museums, medieval cities of Amiens and Rouen, and Paris, Monet’s home and Disneyland are all within easy reach. Just an hour and a half from Calais the B&B is also an ideal and comfortable place at which to break those long journeys between UK and further south in France. Enquire for web address.
Fully renovated barn
The barn at dusk
The pool deck on a great summer’s day
Oak beamed lounge - spectacular cathedral ceiling
- Nampont St Martin Golf Club - Les Cygnes66.46 km
- Nampont St Martin Golf Club - Le Belvedere66.36 km
- Salouel76.3 km
- Saint Saens Golf Course61.34 km
- Saint Saëns Golf Course61.42 km
- Belle Dune Golf Course66.13 km
- Golf de Dieppe-Pourville85.33 km
- Golf Club Le Touquet - La Mer86.21 km
- Golf Club Le Touquet - La Foret87.19 km
- Golf Club Le Touquet - La Manoir87.3 km
- Golf de Chaumont-en-Vexin81.04 km
- Golf de Rebetz82.77 km
- Golf de la Forêt Verte86.84 km
- Golf Club des Templiers96.02 km
- Golf de Rouen Mont-Saint-Aignan95.08 km
- Golf de Gaillon102.47 km
- Golf de Lery Poses97.32 km
- Golf du Vaudreuil100.68 km
18 holes
9 holes
less than 9 holes
There are a number of excellent golf courses within easy reach of Basse Copette. So if it is a golfing break you are looking for – look no further. In fact Normandy is ranked amongst the top ten desirable golfing locations in the world! There are three courses that are worth particular mention.
Champ de Bataille is said to be Normandy’s finest golf course, and is in fact fast gaining the reputation of one of the most beautiful golf courses in all of France. The gentle opening hole will lull you into a false sense of security, because the following 16 holes are amongst the most challenging, but also incredibly scenic. Perched on white cliff tops with stunning views over the sea, the golf course at Etretat offers a round with a difference. Playing golf here will be a truly memorable experience.
At St-Saens you will experience a varied course, with parkland, moorland as well as water holes. Set in the grounds of a magnificent chateau.
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Changeover day: Negotiable
Please enquire for availability
WeeklyWeek NightWeekend NightPer Property
€500Mar 1 2012 – Mar 30 2012Minimum stay: 1 Week
€550Mar 31 2012 – May 25 2012Minimum stay: 1 Week
€650May 26 2012 – Jun 21 2012Minimum stay: 1 Week
€990Jun 23 2012 – Aug 31 2012Minimum stay: 1 Week
€750Sep 1 2012 – Sep 28 2012Minimum stay: 1 Week
Rental Notes:
The rates quoted for self-catering are for 6 people per week (75 per extra person) - email for prices of shorter stays.
Shorter stays are possible - but not during June, July, August and September.
Changeover day
Saturday is the changeover day for High Season, it is possible to be more flexible at other times. Usually, the Barn is available from 4pm, and we ask our guests to vacate by 10 am - unless by prior arrangement. The B&B is available throughout the week.
- Property
- Cottage, detached
- Reception
- Living area seating for 8 people
- Dining area seating for 8 people
- Meals
- Breakfast (Booking Possible)
- Lunch (Booking Possible)
- Dinner (Booking Possible)
- Location Type
- Quiet
- Rural
- Ideal hideaway
- Near the Sea
- Romantic
- Picturesque
- General
- Fireplace
- Open Fire
- Room Heaters
- Linen Provided
- Towels Provided
- Safe
- Childs High Chair
- Kitchen and Laundry
- Coffee Maker
- Freezer
- Grill
- Dish Washer
- Fridge
- Hob
- Iron and Board
- Microwave
- Oven
- Toaster
- Washing Machine
- Entertainment
- Board Games
- Books
- Children's Toys
- Television
- Satellite or Cable TV
- Fusball table
- Outdoor
- Garden Furniture
- Garden
- Parking
- Sunbeds
- Terrace
- Barbeque
- Washing Line
- Swimming Pool
- Outdoor Pool
- Private Pool
- Sport and Leisure
- Golf
- Bird Watching
- Cycling
- Horse Riding
- Sailing
- Walking
- Fishing
- Water Sports
- Suitability
- Children Welcome
- Unsuitable for elderly or infirm
- Wheelchair inaccessible
- Non smoking only
- Pets not allowed
- Bedrooms
- 3 bedrooms, sleeps up to 8 people
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Extra Large Double Bed
- Bedroom 2 - 1 Double Bed
- Bedroom 3 - 2 Single Beds
- The games room has a sofa bed that can be used to sleep a further 2 persons. Two cots, high chairs and a baby bath can be provided. Staircase protected with a gate that conforms to EU regulations.
There are 2 bathrooms, each with a shower cabin, handbasin and a WC.
Well appointed kitchen. Cooker with grill, fridge-freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, dish washer, washing machine. Ample crockery, cultery and cooking utensils are provided.
400 sq. ft sunny room with exposed oak-beam Cathedral ceiling and a large open log burning fireplace that serves as both lounge and dining room. The furnishings include 3 sofas and a large 8-seater dining table.
Well equipped games/family room; with a football table and TV. There is also a large sofa that doubles as a bed for 2 extra guests. Double doors lead onto a private patio with BBQ & outside furniture.
- Bathrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- Bathroom 1 - 1 Sink, Toilet, Shower Enclosure
- Bathroom 2 - 1 Sink, Toilet, Shower Enclosure
- Both bathrooms are on the ground floor.
- Notes
- Basse Copette is ideally situated in Northern France on the edge of Normandy and Picardy. Only 35 minutes from some lovely seaside resorts. It is also within easy travelling of the historic battlefields and the major cities of Amiens, Rouen and Dieppe. There are many possibilities for interesting days out - within easy reach are charming châteaux, museums, fishing villages, Giverny (home of Monet), Rouen, Paris, Disneyland. There are, of course, excellent and very reasonable restaurants. Local towns have weekend open markets, riding, fishing, and tennis, sailing, shooting and swimming all possible (depending on season).
Basse Copette is only a 35 minute drive to the nearest, coastal town of Le Treport, a truly pleasurable seaside resort for the whole familly. Here you will find a great beach, and a selection of fine seafood restaurants. Le Treport also has a great selection of shops and supermarkets.
Location details
Aumale
Basse Copette is ideally situated in Northern France on the edge of Normandy and Picardy. Only 35 minutes from some lovely seaside resorts. It is also within easy travelling of the historic battlefields and the major cities of Amiens, Rouen and Dieppe. There are many possibilities for interesting days out - within easy reach are charming châteaux, museums, fishing villages, Giverny (home of Monet), Rouen, Paris, Disneyland. There are, of course, excellent and very reasonable restaurants. Local towns have weekend open markets, riding, fishing, and tennis, sailing, shooting and swimming all possible (depending on season).
Additional information
Meals
All meals can be supplied to guests in both the Barn and the Farmhouse. Continental breakfasts are provided for B&B guests, but these can also be provided for guests staying in the Barn. Picnic lunches can be provided for your days out. A range of meals from a bistro style menu for lunch and evening meals, as well as a 6 course gourmet menu are on offer. Please email for further details.
Outside
The Farmhouse and Barn are set within 1.6 acres. The owners live in the Farmhouse. Guests from the Barn and the Farmhouse have free use of a 9x5m pool and pool deck, where you can enjoy a wonderful swim with magnificent views over the Bresle valley onto the the Somme. The Barn has its own garden area with a private patio and BBQ facilities.
Guest comments
A number of my guests comment very favourably on the ease and speed of making a reservation, the directions to Basse Copette, the welcome they receive when they get here, the quality, comfort and the food once they are here. A number of my guests, of all ages, have said this is by far one of the best holiday cottages. It is impossible to add in all the comments received from previous guests, but take a look at the website for more of these, here are just three:
'Fantastic B&B, perfect for our stopover. Only wish we could have stayed longer (perhaps a return is required!!!). Kids loved the pool. Thanks for making us feel so welcome'. July 2005.
'What can I say! Thank you so much for making our honeymoon one to remember! The food was fantastic and it was a pleasure being in your company this week!' August 2005.
'We've had a lovely holiday and enjoyed the home comforts of the barn. It is the perfect setting for exploring Normandy and Picardy. Thank you'. June 2005
Season Specials
Are you thinking about taking a relaxing, short break away? Perhaps a midweek break to enjoy the changing colours of Normandy’s autumn landscape? Or, how about a calm weekend away just before the madness of Christmas? Maybe you would like to surprise your loved one with a cosy, winter weekend getaway? Does your summer holiday seem like ages away – how about a short spring break?
Treat yourself to a three day midweek or weekend, seasonal break at Basse Copette. Basse Copette is within easy reach of Calais, and other ferry ports at Dieppe and Boulogne, and the airport at Beauvais. It provides a suitable base for day trips to Paris, Amiens and Rouen and the best shopping and restaurants France has to offer.
“You’ll know for yourselves once you have stayed
here just how special a place this really is”
From autumn to spring, Basse Copette is the perfect setting for a relaxing 3-day break in the cosy and comfortable Normandy style farmhouse (B&B) or the sensitively renovated Barn