
Happy Monday, Escapists! Cottage-y goodness this morning! A charming French cottage at the end of a country lane, with an acre of land, in Normandy!
What if we used our tax refunds to buy a little country cottage somewhere, a refuge, a little safe hideaway? This cottage is particularly appealing because of the land – I can imagine it developing it into a permaculture garden, with me cooking stews in the kitchen with all the carrots and potatoes and leeks I would grow.
From the listing on Leggett:
This detached property is situated at Cretteville, in the heart of the Cotentin peninsula, midway between the D-Day beaches on the east coast and the sandy west coast beaches looking out to Jersey. Well situated for rail access to Paris and Eurostar at Carentan and ferry access at Cherbourg and Caen.
This cosy 2-bedroom renovated property has retained it’s original character of stone walls and wood beams. The property comprises, on the ground floor: Large living room with wood burner (28m²), Kitchen (10m²), Shower room with wc (8m²). Stairs from the living room to the first floor: Bedroom 1 (18m²), Bedroom 2 (20m²), Mezzanine (10m²)