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La petite Duckerie is an integral part of La Duckerie, a vast renovated farmhouse with 5 charming gites.

Located in Tamerville, in the heart of the beautiful Normandy countryside, they are also close to the beaches of Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue and Cherbourg
These 5 charming gîtes can be rented together or separately, without promiscuity or overlooking one another.
Each one is independent, with its own private entrance, terrace, garden and parking.

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This superb authentic farmhouse, La Duckerie, is also a reference to ducks. Is there a farmyard at the entrance? Will you have to feed them? Nooks and crannies everywhere? The answer is coming soon.

Ideally located, the gite is :

Only 3 h 40 hours from Paris by car or train (Valognes station is 3 km away), 20 min from the sea and France's most beautiful villages, Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue and Barfleur, 2 charming villages renowned for the oysters and mussels they produce.
In a program presented by Stéphane Bern on France 2, Barfleur was named "3rd favorite village of the French".

10 min from Tatihou and its famous Vauban towers, by amphibious boat from Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue, 25 min from Cherbourg (Cité de la Mer), 30 min from La Hague, known as the Norman Ireland
The location is also perfect for visiting the Cotentin region, the D-Day landing beaches and the English Channel...
Barfleur is listed as one of France's Most Beautiful Villages and is commonly referred to as "The Pearl of the Val de Saire"
Barfleur is a small, traditional beaching port, where fishing boats and pleasure craft rub shoulders. The first port of the Anglo-Norman kingdom in the Middle Ages, this picturesque village of character is steeped in history
While Val-de-Saire is inseparable from the Cotentin region (Manche), Barfleur stands out as the only town in the département to be listed among the 172 most beautiful villages in France.

La Petite Duckerie
La Petite Duckerie's friendly 19th-century workshop style is sure to charm you.
You'll have your own private parking space and can reach your gite via a small gate and a private driveway, without passing under the windows of other guests.
Your terrace will be hidden from view.
When designing this gite, Jennifer had only one idea in mind: to integrate a black grand piano.
But it was going to be a tough job. Adding a piano to a 40 m2 living space, in the middle of the kitchen, living room and library, was no easy task!
Nothing is impossible for Jennifer when "decoration", "layout" and "sublimate your gîte" all come together in the same sentence.
And it worked!
The grand piano has found its place and the black lacquered kitchen matches the color of the instrument.
A homemade bookcase, with integrated lighting, a selection of antique books and a fireplace, this charming literary corner exudes a peaceful atmosphere conducive to reading.
A chiselled wrought-iron staircase leads to the cocooning bedroom and bathroom.
4 years ago, while hunting for bargains, Jennifer unearthed a superb original bathtub, brown, round and spacious... She fell in love with it.
This bathtub never really found its place elsewhere.
It will be ideally integrated into the bathroom of La Petite Duckerie.
This romantic little gite, with its exposed stonework and noble materials, is a favorite with couples.

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