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Alain Dubois618 Rue De Belle
Wierre Effroy
62720
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Our charming cottage is perfect for a party of up to 4 guests. With a spacious area of approximately 50 m2, it offers 3 ground floor rooms and a cozy bedroom upstairs. All of the rooms are equipped with electric heating for your comfort.Situated independently, just 30m away from the main house, our cottage is nestled within a lush wooded park spanning 1.4 hectares. You will have your own private garden, complete with a lovely terrace featuring garden furniture and a barbecue.
For your convenience, we provide a well-lit asphalt parking area, as well as a garage where you can securely store bicycles or sailing equipment.
The main room of the cottage is a beautifully decorated living space, adorned with large windows that fill the room with natural light. Here, you will find a color TV, a comfortable sofa, and chairs to ensure your evenings are enjoyable. We also offer a selection of board games, books, and tourist information for your entertainment.
The cottage boasts a fully equipped kitchen, including a washing machine, hob, fridge, oven, microwave, extractor hood, coffee machine, and cooker. You will have everything you need to prepare delicious meals during your stay.
The bathroom features a shower and double sinks with ample storage space. Additionally, there is a separate toilet for your convenience.
On the ground floor, you will find a cozy bedroom with a comfortable 160 X 190 bed and a bedside cabinet. Upstairs, accessible from the living room, there is another bedroom with two beds measuring 90 X 190, accompanied by bedside tables and a closet.
If needed, we can provide a high chair and a cot upon request, ensuring that even our youngest guests have a comfortable stay.
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Travel Directions:
Coordinates: N50° 46' 34'' E1° 44' 47''
Access from Paris, England via Dover-Boulogne-sur-mer:
Take the A16 towards Calais. Take the exit 35: Porch. After the motorway exit, turn right. Continue until you reach the fire station, then turn right towards Wierre-Effroy. Drive for 4 km.
Access from Lille, Belgium:
Take the A25 towards Dunkerque, then continue on the A16 towards Boulogne-sur-Mer. Take exit number 36: Marquise. Follow the signs to Marquise, descend Ferber Avenue, and turn left after the Carrefour Market supermarket. At the fire station, turn right towards Wierre-Effroy. Drive for 4 km.
Access from England via Dover-Calais:
After crossing the Channel Tunnel, take the A16 towards Boulogne-sur-Mer. Take exit number 36: Marquise. Follow the signs to Marquise, descend Ferber Avenue, and turn left after the Carrefour Market supermarket. At the fire station, turn right towards Wierre-Effroy. Drive for 4 km. Upon reaching Wierre-Effroy, cross the village and turn left after the church. After about 500 m, you will see a sign for "The Briamerie" at the foot of a pillar. Follow the white and blue lavender path to reach our house.
Access from Reims, Arras, Laon:
Take the A16 towards Calais. Take the Boulogne-sur-mer exit and continue on N42 (4 lane road). Take the Le Wast exit and after 2 km, turn left towards Wierre-Effroy. Before reaching the village, on the left, you will see a sign for "The Briamerie" at the foot of a pillar. Follow the white and blue lavender path to reach our house.
Approximate travel times:
- 1 hour and 30 minutes from Lille
- 2 hours and 30 minutes from Paris, Brussels, and London
- 20 minutes from the Channel Tunnel
- 3 hours and 30 minutes from Amsterdam
- 4 hours and 30 minutes from Koln-Bonn
Coordinates: N50° 46' 34'' E1° 44' 47''
Access from Paris, England via Dover-Boulogne-sur-mer:
Take the A16 towards Calais. Take the exit 35: Porch. After the motorway exit, turn right. Continue until you reach the fire station, then turn right towards Wierre-Effroy. Drive for 4 km.
Access from Lille, Belgium:
Take the A25 towards Dunkerque, then continue on the A16 towards Boulogne-sur-Mer. Take exit number 36: Marquise. Follow the signs to Marquise, descend Ferber Avenue, and turn left after the Carrefour Market supermarket. At the fire station, turn right towards Wierre-Effroy. Drive for 4 km.
Access from England via Dover-Calais:
After crossing the Channel Tunnel, take the A16 towards Boulogne-sur-Mer. Take exit number 36: Marquise. Follow the signs to Marquise, descend Ferber Avenue, and turn left after the Carrefour Market supermarket. At the fire station, turn right towards Wierre-Effroy. Drive for 4 km. Upon reaching Wierre-Effroy, cross the village and turn left after the church. After about 500 m, you will see a sign for "The Briamerie" at the foot of a pillar. Follow the white and blue lavender path to reach our house.
Access from Reims, Arras, Laon:
Take the A16 towards Calais. Take the Boulogne-sur-mer exit and continue on N42 (4 lane road). Take the Le Wast exit and after 2 km, turn left towards Wierre-Effroy. Before reaching the village, on the left, you will see a sign for "The Briamerie" at the foot of a pillar. Follow the white and blue lavender path to reach our house.
Approximate travel times:
- 1 hour and 30 minutes from Lille
- 2 hours and 30 minutes from Paris, Brussels, and London
- 20 minutes from the Channel Tunnel
- 3 hours and 30 minutes from Amsterdam
- 4 hours and 30 minutes from Koln-Bonn
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Attractions
- Nausicaá - National Sea Centre: Located in Boulogne-sur-Mer, Nausicaá is one of the largest aquariums in Europe. It offers a fascinating journey through the marine world, with various exhibits showcasing diverse aquatic life.
- Boulogne-sur-Mer Old Town: Explore the charming historic center of Boulogne-sur-Mer, which features narrow streets, medieval architecture, and the impressive Basilica of Notre-Dame. The town also offers delightful cafes, shops, and a vibrant atmosphere.
- Cap Gris-Nez: Situated on the Opal Coast, Cap Gris-Nez offers breathtaking views of the English Channel. Visitors can enjoy scenic walks along the cliffs, explore the lighthouse, and appreciate the natural beauty of the area.
- La Coupole - History and Remembrance Centre: This former World War II bunker near Saint-Omer now serves as a museum. It provides a fascinating insight into the history of the war, with exhibits showcasing the V-2 rocket program and the occupation of France.
- Le Touquet-Paris-Plage: A popular coastal resort town, Le Touquet-Paris-Plage offers sandy beaches, beautiful gardens, and a lively atmosphere. Visitors can indulge in water sports, stroll along the promenade, or explore the town's charming shops and restaurants.
- Les Jardins de Valloires: Located near Argoules, these stunning gardens feature a unique combination of formal French and English landscaping. Visitors can wander through beautifully manicured lawns, admire colorful flower beds, and relax in serene surroundings.
- Saint-Joseph Village: This picturesque fishing village, situated on the Opal Coast, offers a glimpse into traditional French maritime life. Visitors can enjoy scenic walks along the harbor, savor fresh seafood at local restaurants, and admire the charming cottages.
- Château d'Hardelot: Nestled in a peaceful forest near Condette, this medieval castle offers a cultural experience. The castle hosts various events, concerts, and exhibitions throughout the year, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in history and art.
- Montreuil-sur-Mer: This fortified town is known for its well-preserved medieval ramparts and charming cobbled streets. Visitors can explore the historic center, walk along the ramparts, and visit the Citadel, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. 10. Les Six Bourgeois: Located in Calais, this iconic statue represents six bourgeois citizens who defended the city against the English army in the 16th century. The statue is an important symbol of Calais and offers a unique photo opportunity.