Château d'Audrieu occupies a 17th-century château listed as a French Historic Monument in Audrieu, Normandy, positioned between Caen and Bayeux. The 62-acre estate features formal gardens and places guests within reach of D-Day historical sites and regional heritage landmarks.
Check availability Official websiteThe château itself is a 17th-century building officially designated as a French Historic Monument, preserving centuries of architectural heritage. The surrounding 62-acre estate features formal French and English gardens designed by Louis Benech, with pathways lined with 300-year-old trees, majestic avenues, and secluded glades creating a landscape of greenery and serenity.
The grounds provide a haven for exploration and reflection. The parkland's design allows guests to stroll in shade, find quiet reading spots, admire natural vistas, and experience the panorama of the Normandy countryside. Younger visitors may encounter the estate's resident donkeys while exploring the property.
Château d'Audrieu serves as an ideal base for exploring Normandy's Second World War heritage. The D-Day landing beaches—Omaha, Juno, and Utah—are within reach, offering visitors direct connection to sites of significant historical importance. Nearby Bayeux hosts the famous Tapestry, a medieval artifact of international renown.
The city of Caen, accessible from the property, represents one of the seats of the Dukes of Normandy and retains medieval heritage and architecture spanning centuries. Mont-Saint-Michel, an iconic landmark combining natural beauty with historical significance, is also accessible for day excursions from the château.
The property's location between Caen and Bayeux positions it strategically in central Normandy for accessing regional attractions and cultural sites. A 9-hole and 18-hole golf course are located nearby, offering recreational options. Check-in is available from 3 p.m. and check-out is before noon. The château provides secure car parking with electric charging stations for guest convenience.
Château d'Audrieu is located in Audrieu, Normandy, France, between the cities of Caen and Bayeux in the Hameau Pavie area.
The building is a 17th-century château officially listed as a French Historic Monument, preserving historic architectural heritage and the region's cultural legacy.
The estate encompasses 62 acres featuring formal French and English gardens designed by Louis Benech, with pathways lined with 300-year-old trees and secluded glades.
The D-Day landing beaches (Omaha, Juno, Utah), Bayeux and its famous Tapestry, the medieval city of Caen, and Mont-Saint-Michel are all accessible for day excursions.
Check-in is available from 3 p.m., and check-out is before noon. The property offers secure car parking with electric charging stations for guest vehicles.
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