Villa Marguerite is a carefully renovated family home, located just 400 m from the beach of Veulettes-sur-Mer, in a quiet street near the village centre. Spacious and functional, it offers 5 bedrooms and a comfortable setting for families or small groups. The 700 m² south-facing terraced garden, sheltered from the prevailing wind, is perfect for outdoor meals when the weather allows. Fully equipped for a practical and pleasant stay: high-speed fibre Wi-Fi, espresso machine, dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, gas plancha, fireplace, and quality bedding. The simple and welcoming decor blends old-world charm with modern comfort. The villa is an ideal base to explore the Alabaster Coast, famous for its dramatic white chalk cliffs, peaceful beaches, open-air markets, flower-filled villages like Veules-les-Roses, and scenic hiking trails such as the GR21. This region also offers a rich cultural heritage that inspired Impressionist painters such as Monet, Courbet, and Boudin, who came here to capture the area’s unique light. Nearby towns like Fécamp and Étretat offer museums, galleries, maritime heritage and postcard-perfect views.

Villa Marguerite is a lovingly restored family home. Passionate about the Norman coast, we enjoy welcoming guests who value calm, nature and local discoveries. We speak English, French and Italian.

Villa Marguerite is located in Veulettes-sur-Mer, a charming and authentic seaside village on the beautiful Alabaster Coast, between cliffs and countryside. Guests love the peaceful atmosphere, the beach only 400 m away, the local shops within walking distance, and the lovely seafront promenade along the pebble beach. Nearby restaurants such as Les Frégates, Chez Laurette and Le Restaurant de la Mer serve fresh seafood and regional dishes. The Sunday market and local producers offer Norman specialties such as Veules oysters, watercress, cheese, and farm cider. Nature lovers will enjoy hiking the famous GR21 coastal trail, voted France’s favourite long-distance path, offering breathtaking views of the white chalk cliffs. Culture enthusiasts can visit Fécamp and Étretat, iconic places of Impressionist art, where Monet, Boudin and Courbet painted the ever-changing Norman light. Don’t miss the Fisheries Museum in Fécamp or the Clos Arsène Lupin in Étretat. A few kilometres away, Veules-les-Roses, ranked among The Most Beautiful Villages in France, offers a picturesque walk along the country’s smallest river. Whether you come for the sea, the cliffs, the markets or the cultural heritage, Veulettes-sur-Mer offers an authentic and relaxing escape on the Normandy coast.