La Bergerie was built some twenty years ago from 60,000 hand-molded 18th-century Saint-Jean bricks from an old, abandoned sheepfold.with its cut sandstone foundations and old beams, it offers the charm of an old Norman building with its magnificent slate roof and the advantage of a recent construction benefiting from excellent insulation, a modern kitchen, a magnificent dining room with 16th-century fireplace and a vast living room. It has five bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as a separate shower cubicle.

Set in a vast garden planted with flowers and trees, the holiday home boasts 2000 m2 of lawn, rhododendrons and numerous hydrangeas that appreciate the maritime climate. The property is situated along a footpath that leads to the beach at Pourville/mer, 5 km away, and is an exceptionally peaceful place to rest on the edge of the village of Offranville, the center of which is less than 1 km away. A ping-pong table is available for guests.