Apartment 1 bedroom Cabourg

Beautiful 26 square meter studio located in Cabourg.
With an area of 26 square meters, it is located close to all amenities.
Have a great stay!
Welcome to this friendly and welcoming studio apartment in Cabourg, an ideal destination for your next stay. This accommodation includes a fully equipped kitchen, a functional shower room, and a pleasant dining area with a table and chairs. You can relax in the comfortable living room, where a 140 x 190 cm sofa bed awaits you for restful nights.
You can also enjoy a terrace and a garden, perfect for getting some fresh air and enjoying the delights of the outdoors.
You'll particularly appreciate its practicality and brightness, making it a pleasant living space. Everything you need for a successful stay is at your disposal, including Wi-Fi, a hairdryer, a television, a washing machine, a coffee maker, a microwave, an oven, and an iron. Please note that bed linen and towels are provided for an additional fee.
For your small daily shopping needs, a “Carrefour Express” supermarket is just a 10-minute walk away.
During your stay, you'll have the opportunity to discover the city's must-see sights. The statue of Charles Bertrand is a 10-minute walk away, Cabourg beach is just 11 minutes away, and the medieval market halls of Dives-sur-Mer are an 8-minute drive. Don't forget to visit Bestouan beach, located 15 minutes away, as well as the many other attractions that make this beautiful region so renowned.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions or for further information. I would be happy to answer your questions and help you plan your stay.
In the mid-19th century, Cabourg, in Calvados, was a simple fishing and farming village. The visionary project of a Parisian businessman, Henri Durand-Morimbau, transformed it into a highly sought-after seaside resort. The Caen-based architect he commissioned, Paul Leroux, designed the town in the shape of a Greco-Roman theater. The resort, inaugurated in 1855, quickly experienced explosive growth, fueled by the fashion for sea bathing and further boosted by the creation of the Société des Bains de Mer (Sea Bathing Society) to cater to spa-goers and holidaymakers.
Wealthy buyers and well-known figures purchased superb villas there, which can still be admired today. The Cabourg Casino, delightfully old-fashioned, retains all the charm of the 1900s. Facing the sea, the legendary Grand Hôtel, made famous by Marcel Proust who was a regular and had a room booked there between 1907 and 1914, exudes a charming, old-world French atmosphere.
Overlooking one of Normandy's most beautiful beaches, stretching for four kilometers, the Marcel Proust pedestrian promenade reveals the Belle Époque architectural world of the town. Visitors can admire the elegant houses and numerous flowerbeds. Cabourg is also a designated "Ville Fleurie" (flowering resort), doubly classified and brimming with parks and gardens. The town's floral expertise is showcased each spring during the "Garden in Bloom" weekend.
From Dives-Cabourg train station: 4 minutes by car.
From Deauville-Normandie Airport: 35 minutes by car.