4 Rue de la Dives: Magny, France
Property
An 18th century former farm in Basse Normandie (Lower Normandy to toi et moi) converted into a luxury holiday property perfect for families with babies and toddlers.
Location
Number Four is situated in the small commune of Magny on the outskirts of Trun. It falls within the department of Orne and is within 55 minutes of the coast and 45 minutes from Caen. Trun is a typical small French town with a range of shops including three bakeries, a butchers, supermarket, traditional grocers and a bank with cash machine.
Sleeps
3-8.
Highlights
Securely fenced pool. Enclosed garden. Bikes with child seats. Large and fully-equipped playroom.
Good to know
You probably won’t find everything you need in the small village markets. Go to the large hypermarket (supermarket) in nearby Argentan to stock up.
Contact
www.toddlerholiday.com
March 29th, 2008 | by Jamie Pearson
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