Apartment with Balcony Close to Bayeux Historic Centre

This Studio 1-Bath Apartment can accommodate 2 guests for a minimum of 3 nights.

Our studio is a large light and airy apartment only minutes from the cathedral and main street of Bayeux. It is only 150 metres from the park in Place Charles de Gaulle and less than a five minute walk to Place St Patrice where the wonderful market is held every Saturday morning. The apartment is glass fronted with double doors leading to a large south-facing balcony which means it is great for eating outside or just relaxing with a glass of wine after a hard day's sightseeing. The apartment has a large living area with a two seater sofa and a club chair, coffee table, TV and free wifi. If it is not warm enough to eat outside there is a dining table and two chairs next to the kitchen area where you will find all you need to prepare a tasty meal from the local products you can buy just a few minutes walk away. There is a coffee maker, a kettle, a toaster, induction hob and electric hob and a combined oven - microwave, as well as a fridge with a small ice-making compartment. The studio is on the first floor of a small apartment block up an easy-rising staircase with security entrance. On the ground floor is a room where bikes can be stored. Outside there is plenty of free parking and a large Leclerc supermarket is just at the end of the street. Towels and bedding are provided although at the moment, due to Covid 19 we are asking guests to bring their own bedding and pillows. If this is not possible we can provide them at an additional cost of 15 euros, to cover professional cleaning charges. The apartment is well located to visit all the delights of Bayeux on foot. The cathedral (which can be seen from the balcony in the winter when the leaves fall) is only a five minute walk, as is the history and art museum and several restaurants and cafés. The tapestry is approximately 15 minutes on foot and the British War Cemetery and Battle of Normandy Museum are approximately 12 minutes away. Bayeux was not damaged during the war and you can spend much time walking the medieval streets and admiring the beautiful architecture of this small city. There is a large market on Saturday mornings in Place St Patrice and a smaller one on Wednesday mornings in Rue St Jean, ten minutes away. It will take only 12 minutes to drive to Omaha Beach or Arromanches on Gold Beach which is a lovely seaside town with an interesting WW2 museum in the centre of town and the circular cinema on the cliffs above. Caen is only 17 minutes by train or 25 minutes by car with it's large department stores, pleasure marina, the ruins of William the Conqueror's castle and the Abbaye aux Hommes, built by William the Conqueror and merciully not destroyed during the war.