2 pièces appartement de 70 m² à Picauville

Normandy’s valleys, hills, rivers and forests attract an abundance of wildlife to this part of northwestern France. Natural parks and wildlife reserves provide a refuge for creatures large and small, while tended, mapped-out pathways allow us to witness them in their natural environment.The flora and fauna are wonderful. Roadside verges and paths are full of wild flowers and with so many varied habitats there are abundant birds and animals to see. Hares, red squirrels, buzzards, bats, butterflies are all common occurrences and if you are lucky you may spot a wild boar, black woodpecker or other rarity.Approximately 8,200 hectares of the land is covered by the forest is varied planting of broad-leaved (mainly sessile oak and beech) and pine (mainly Scots pine) trees. It is well known for its varied wildlife, particularly deer and birds.In winter the marshes around the property overflow with water from the ocean and it turns into a private island (with a small road connection to the mainland). In summer there's no view on the water but the large beaches are 15min away. There's also 80 hectares of private park.