Normandy · Alabaster Coast · Minutes from the sea
Aerial view of Manoir de Gerville

NORMANDY · SEINE-MARITIME · ALABASTER COAST

Gerville Manor

A 16th-century family home, two minutes from the seasideand two hours from Paris

Up to 18 guests · 3 hectares of grounds

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3 haof parkland and gardens
18guests maximum
2 hdrive from Paris
20 minfrom Yvetot station

Gerville Manor

A historic Norman house near Les Petites Dalles beach

In Criquetot-le-Mauconduit, the manor is a family house available for weekend and group stays. Its oldest section dates from the late 16th century. There are six bedrooms, several sitting rooms, a large kitchen and three hectares of grounds.

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Living spaces

The house

The ground floor has a large drawing room with green painted panelling, a library, a study, a TV room, a games room and a well-equipped kitchen.

Drawing room · Library · TV lounge · Table football

The kitchen

Equipped kitchen · Large dining table · Indoor and outdoor dining

A fully equipped kitchen

Oven, induction hob, large fridge, dishwasher, coffee makers and cooking equipment for larger groups.

The dining room

The dining room has a large table; there is also a long outdoor table for meals in fine weather.

The sitting rooms

The drawing room, library and TV room are joined by a games room with table football.

Upstairs

Bedrooms & bathrooms

Four bedrooms and three bathrooms are on the first floor. On the second floor, two large rooms beneath the exposed beams contain four single beds, and one double bed plus four single beds, respectively.

Bedroom 1 · first floor

First floor

Bedroom 2 · first floor

First floor

Bedroom 3 · first floor

First floor

Bedroom 4 · first floor

First floor

Bedroom 5 · second floor

4 single beds

Bedroom 6 · second floor

1 double bed and 4 single beds

The bathrooms

The manor has three bathrooms; two are pictured here.

Second-floor beds: room 5 has four single beds; room 6 has one double bed and four single beds.

The estate

Gardens & outdoor spaces

The manor stands in approximately three hectares of grounds with mature trees, paths, flower gardens, an orchard and ponds. Outdoor tables are available for meals in the garden.

Outdoor spaces

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Big Green Egg barbecue

A Big Green Egg charcoal barbecue is available in the garden.

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Table tennis

A table tennis table is available in the grounds. Photograph to follow.

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Firewood

Firewood for the working fireplaces, charged at €150 per stay.

In the area

The surrounding area

The hamlet of Criquetot-le-Mauconduit is close to Sassetot-le-Mauconduit and Cany-Barville. Les Petites Dalles beach, the cliffs and the coastal paths are a short drive away.

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Location & access

Criquetot-le-Mauconduit

Gerville Manor is set in the hamlet of Criquetot-le-Mauconduit, within easy reach of the village of Sassetot-le-Mauconduit and the small town of Cany-Barville.

From Paris

Allow approximately two hours by car from Paris, depending on traffic.

By train

Yvetot railway station, with direct trains from Paris Saint-Lazare, is about 20 minutes from the manor.

Nearby

Les Petites Dalles

A pebble beach below the cliffs, with seasonal paddleboard and kayak hire.

Sassetot & Cany-Barville

Shops, markets and everyday services can be found in Sassetot-le-Mauconduit and Cany-Barville.

The Alabaster Coast

Fécamp, Veules-les-Roses and the cliff-top footpaths are within reach for day trips.

Activities

There are many ways to explore the coast and countryside. Some activities are seasonal or require advance booking.

Nearby activities

Walking & hiking

The GR21 and the coastal customs path follow the Alabaster Coast, with several routes starting from nearby villages.

Horse riding

Horse riding is available in the area; we can suggest local contacts on request.

Paddle boarding & kayaking

Paddleboards and kayaks can be hired at Les Petites Dalles beach in summer, subject to sea conditions.

Tennis at Les Petites Dalles

Tennis Club Dallais has six clay courts and one all-weather court. Lessons are offered at certain times.

Fly fishing

Fly fishing is possible on local rivers, subject to access rights and fishing regulations.

Sea swimming & coast

Pebble beaches, seasonal sea swimming and exploring the foreshore at low tide.

Restored historic arms of Gerville

The manor's history

History of the manor

The central section dates from the late 16th century; the two wings were added in the 18th. The façade combines local Saint-Jean brick, multicoloured flint and sandstone. The manor takes its name from Antoine de Tallebot, lord of Gerville. The grounds retain the layout of a traditional Pays de Caux clos-masure, enclosed by a tree-lined bank.

Stays and enquiries

Rates & practical information

The rates below are for exclusive use of the entire house, for up to 18 guests.

ALL RATES ARE PER NIGHT

SeasonWeekdays · / nightWeekend · / night
Low seasonJanuary to March
325 €
650 €
Mid seasonApril and September to December
375 €
750 €
High seasonMay to August
525 €
1 050 €
Bank holidays, festive periods and extended stays
Rates on request

Rates & practical information per night · Weekdays: Sunday to Thursday · Weekend: Friday and Saturday

✓ Bed linen included✓ Cleaning included+ Firewood package: €150

Availability and final pricing are confirmed before booking.

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