Bed and Breakfast
Nouvelle location
Capacity for at least 6 persons

RENTALS RURAL LODGING SOMME AT LONG LE LOUCHET (PICARDIE)

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Situation

Address (Ref.: M1114L1174)

Map

Mr. FACQUET Claude
2 rue de l abreuvoir 80510 Long

0630409397
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Rental description

Type : Rural lodging	Maximum number : 6 Persons	Surface : 60 m²
Situation : Countryside	Number of bedrooms : 2	Altitude : Not define
Accepted pets

lodging located in a village between Amiens and Abbeville close to the A16 motorway (left FLIXECOURT) in a lane without exit and at the edge of the river SUMMONS .Ideal for fisherman .

The lodging has its independent entry, with a small garden, living room of garden, barbecue, loan of 2 bicycles,

possibility of hiring of household linen, fixed price spares with your suitability

http://sapaces .msn .COM/lelouchet/for photos

POssibility to rent a boat without permis

Equipment and services

Domestic appliances
	Washing machine	Iron and ironing board	Refrigerator
	Microwave	Heating
Installations
	Garden furniture	Barbecue
Multi-media
	TV

Situation in the locality

Distance from main centres of tourist interest
	Marina at 30 Km	Sea at 30 Km
	Beach at 30 Km	Cinema at 15 Km
	Swimming pool at 15 Km
Distance from main services
	Railway station at 5 Km	Hospital at 15 Km
	Doctor at 5 Km	Restaurant at 5 Km
	Grocery store at 5 Km	Supermarket at 5 Km

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