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Located in Ouistreham, this charming house was recently built and includes: - two bedrooms with a double bed and two single beds; - a fully equipped kitchen; - a functional shower room; - a dining area with a table and chairs; - a comfortable lounge to relax after a day of walking; - a furnished terrace for your outdoor lunches; - a beautiful and well maintained garden. You will particularly appreciate its freshness and brightness. Everything you need for a great stay is at your disposal, including: Wifi, Coffee Machine, Dishwasher, Oven, Microwave, TV, Hairdryer, Refrigerator, Barbecue, etc. Please note that bed linen and towels are included in the cleaning fee. The apartment is ideally located: - 150 m from the beach. - Close to various shops (bakery, butcher, tobacco, restaurants, Vivier) and supermarket (Auchan). - 2.7 km from Brittany Ferries, 10 minutes by car. - 9.6 km from Caen Golf Course for sea trips, water sports and fishing. During your stay, you will have the opportunity to discover the unmissable sites that make the city famous, such as: - the Plages du débarquement a 15-minute walk; - Musée Seconde Guerre mondiale 7 minutes by car; - the Pegasus Bridge at 12 minutes; - the Mémorial de Caen at 21 minutes, and many more. Feel free to ask me for more information. It would be a pleasure to answer you.

Ouistreham is characterized by the diversity of its districts... Its medieval village first, the port then and its maritime life, the beach Riva Bella finally, in the heart of the resort and on the course of the Allied landing beaches in June 44.