Manoir de Cailletot
approx. 3 km
A 15th-century manor house at the edge of Bolbec, right on the border with Beuzevillette, partly protected as a historic monument.
Photo: Paubry, CC BY-SA 4.0
This large gîte in a château stands in the countryside at Beuzevillette, a village of the Pays de Caux in Seine-Maritime, Normandy. Expedia describes it as accommodation for 28 people, with generous rooms, a garden and a big kitchen, which makes it a natural choice for family reunions and group holidays. Valasse Abbey and Roman Lillebonne are a short drive away, and Étretat and Honfleur about 30 km.
This is a gîte, a self-catering holiday let, inside a château in the open countryside of the Pays de Caux. Its Expedia title calls it a large gîte for 28 people, and the listing shows rooms on a grand scale: a spacious living room with a big chandelier and tall windows, a dining room with a long table, a staircase leading up to a gallery, and bedrooms with wooden floors.
The kitchen has a hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher, toaster and kettle, with cookware, crockery and cutlery provided, and there are a dining table and a separate dining area, so large groups can cook and eat together. Bed linen is provided, central heating keeps the house warm, and free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms.
Outside there is a garden with a barbecue and outdoor furniture. Books and games are on hand, and the house has designated smoking areas. The listing gives no names or details of the building, so it is worth reading the booking page for the arrangement of the rooms.
The sources used for this guide do not name the château of the gîte, and the village’s Wikipedia article is the only local source. It lists two landmarks: the church of Saint-Aubin and the Château du Feugrès. Whether the listing is in that château is not confirmed, so the timeline above mixes the Feugrès story with other buildings of the neighbourhood.
According to Wikipedia, the Feugrès manor was burned in a feud with the monks of Valasse in the 12th century; the present house dates from the 18th century and was altered in the 19th. Beuzevillette itself is a quiet rural commune of about 600 inhabitants, mostly farmland.
The details below come from the Expedia listing (as of 14 Oct 2026); please check the booking page for the exact arrangement of rooms.
Beuzevillette is a village of the Pays de Caux, in the Seine-Maritime department of Normandy, in the countryside north of the Seine estuary. It is a few kilometres from Bolbec and Lillebonne. By road, Expedia gives about 8 minutes to Foucart-Alvimare station and 50 minutes to Normandy airport (Deauville). A car is the practical way to get around.
Expedia lists the Boucles de la Seine Normande Regional Nature Park 6.8 km away, with the Seine and the Victor Hugo Museum within 20 km, and the Fontenelle Abbey and the Normandy farm museum within 32 km. It also mentions the Tapovan Normandie, the Lac de Caniel leisure area, the Étretat–Pays de Caux tourist railway and Woody Park among the leisure options.
On the coast, Étretat and Honfleur are each about 28 km away, and Le Havre about 34 km, so beaches, cliffs and harbours are easy day trips for a big group.
Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors.
| Beuzevillette (village centre) | approx. 1 km |
| Manoir de Cailletot | approx. 3 km |
| Château de Baclair (private) | approx. 4 km |
| Valasse Abbey | approx. 5.5 km |
| Roman theatre of Lillebonne | approx. 7 km |
| Yvetot | approx. 16 km |
| Étretat | approx. 28 km |
| Honfleur | approx. 29 km |
| Le Havre | approx. 34 km |
| Rouen | approx. 43 km |
Distances calculated as the crow flies from the position given in the Expedia listing; driving times to the station and airport are taken from the listing.
approx. 3 km
A 15th-century manor house at the edge of Bolbec, right on the border with Beuzevillette, partly protected as a historic monument.
Photo: Paubry, CC BY-SA 4.0
approx. 5.5 km
A Cistercian abbey founded around 1150 by Galéran IV of Meulan after he survived a storm at sea. The listed abbey buildings are also known as the Château du Valasse.
Photo: OT Caux Vallée de Seine, CC BY-SA 3.0
approx. 7 km
Built in the 1st century in the Roman town of Juliobona, enlarged in the 2nd and 3rd centuries and turned into a fortress at the end of the 3rd. Listed since 1840.
Photo: Stardsen, CC BY-SA 4.0
approx. 16 km
A market town of the Pays de Caux, known for the medieval “kingdom of Yvetot”: official documents of the 14th and 15th centuries really call its lord a “king”.
Photo: zigazou76, CC BY 2.0
approx. 28 km
A former fishing village turned fashionable seaside resort, famous for white chalk cliffs over 90 m high, three natural arches and pebble beaches.
Photo: W. Bulach, CC BY-SA 4.0
approx. 29 km
A port town on the Seine estuary, known for its Vieux Bassin framed by slate-fronted houses and for the painters of the École de Honfleur, among them Boudin and Monet.
Photo: Monster4711, CC BY-SA 4.0
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With room for 28 people and a big kitchen with dining area, the gîte suits birthdays, wedding guests and generations travelling together.
A garden with a barbecue, games and plenty of space make it easy to share a holiday week in the Normandy countryside.
Étretat, Honfleur and Le Havre are each about 30 km away, and Roman Lillebonne and Valasse Abbey are close.
A rural village with farmland around it, near the Boucles de la Seine Normande Regional Nature Park.
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Yes. A large gîte in a château in Beuzevillette is offered as a holiday let on Expedia, with the listing title speaking of space for 28 people.
The Expedia listing title describes a gîte for 28 people; the booking page shows the exact arrangement of rooms and beds.
No. According to Expedia, pets are not allowed at this property.
Check-in is from 4 pm and check-out is at 10.30 am.
Yes, parking is available on the property.
Valasse Abbey is about 6 km away and the Roman theatre of Lillebonne about 7 km. Étretat and Honfleur are each some 28 km away.
Photos of the rooms, guest reviews and available dates are all in the Beuzevillette château gîte listing on Expedia.
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