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Indulge in a unique insight into a French country cuisine. Enjoy the real taste of the food culture of Normandy, l' art de vivre la française. Try out some new recipes, learn a little and share the passion for cooking while spending some time in the relaxed ambiance of an 18th century farmhouse kitchen. The moment you enter, you will feel the warm welcome of open-hearted people. A gastronomic delight and a wonderful sharing of French tastes and cultures. This is definitely a beautiful holiday experience that you will not get anywhere else! Families are very welcome.
The 18th century property, La Blonderie, offers two stylish bedrooms, both with ensuite bathrooms as well as a self-catering apartment. The Garden Room is situated on the ground floor and has its own front door and patio. Equipped with a kitchenette with microwave oven, hob, extractor fan, fridge, sink, and dishes for two people as well as a dining area, this room is perfect for one or two people.
The romantic Maid's Quarters' is located on the first floor, also with its own front door at the top of a granite stairs, typical of the area. It has a double bed and ensuite bathroom as well as a mezzanine area with a single bed - The Little House on the Prairie may well spring to mind! The quarters are equipped with tea and coffee-making facilities, hairdryers, and have free Internet access.
Wilde Kitchen's gîte is a two-bed apartment where four people can sleep comfortably. This living quarter is equipped with Wi-Fi, TV, DVD, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, barbeque, picnic table and so on.
La Blonderie is perfectly located for exploring Normandy with its D-Day beaches and museums, Bayeux, Le Mont St. Michel, and much more.
Market visit in medieval town of Bricquebec
Trip to the local farmers' market in Les Pieux
Authentic post-revolution boulangerie experience
Visit to Le Pere Mahieu Ciderie, an organic cider farm
Shopping trip to La Maison du Biscuit
Irish-born Sinead Wilde Allart studied Home Economics and taught it for a few years before meeting Belgian-born Philippe and moving with him to France. Her time in France has enabled her to add to her culinary repertoire enormously while learning how to speak French, raise chickens and daughters, renovate old houses, fight with local builders, ride a horse, and sing a little opera. Sinead opened the doors of her farmhouse kitchen in 2006. Sineads idea is to share l'art de vivre à la française.
Explore the magic of Normandy, with its rolling green countryside, sandy beaches, historical monuments and museums and renowned gastronomy. A visit to Normandy is an experience that one never forgets. Luminous greens dominate the countrys breathtaking landscapes, while magnificent sites and monuments abound. Mild winters and warm summers define the climate here, which generally experiences a lack of temperature extremes.
There truly is something for everyone, ranging from historic monuments and museums, vibrant towns, beautiful chteaux, spectacular gardens and lots of activities. Make Benoistville your base and stay in Wilde Kitchen's apartment, perfect for groups of 4, the studio apartment on the grounds of the 18th century farmhouse, or in one of the stylish guest rooms (B&B) and explore this hidden treasure of France's beautiful north west.
Combine cooking with history. Only 44 kilometers from Sainte Mre Eglise, immortalized in the movie "The Longest Day", 90 kilometers from Omaha Beach and the US Cemetery, and 13 kilometers from Pegasus Bridge, Wilde Kitchen is perfectly located for exploring Normandy with its World War II museums, beaches, monuments and much more.
Le Mont Saint Michel, the second most visited tourist spot in France, (the Eiffel Tower is the first) is a mere 146 kilometers from your bed and breakfast inn, along the spectacular coastal road, known locally as "la touristique." While Bayeux, famous for its almost 1000-year old, world-famous tapestry, depicting the defeat of England by William at the Battle of Hastings in 1066, is 99 kilometers away - all potential day-trips. You also visit La Maison du Biscuit, epicerie fine where some gifts and souvenirs may be purchased.
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