This former presbytery from the end of the 18th century is an elegant family home with typical half-timbering that Hervé is keen to bring up to date. Part of it is now a really pleasant, spacious and bright holiday home. The atmosphere is nice: contemporary, family or second-hand furniture adorns the characteristic rooms of these beautiful old houses with exposed beams, large windows, fireplaces and old cupboards. You are here in the heart of an adorable village in Roumois, on the edge of the Brotonne forest which covers an entire meander of the Seine. The landscapes are superb between incredible panoramas of the river, walks through flax or wheat fields, in the woods or through picturesque little villages. On the leisure side, your program can start with a visit to the eco-museums on site: Maison du Sabotier, Four à pain, Jardin des herbes sauvages, amazing thousand-year-old yews converted into a chapel and 3 km away the Maison du lin. Entrance on the ground floor: bright living room with the comfortable lounge near the fireplace and the dining area, modern and very well-equipped kitchen, bathroom with a walk-in shower, vanity unit and toilet. Upstairs: two spacious and warm bedrooms with exposed beams: the double, with pretty parquet flooring and a view of the church and the thousand-year-old yews (160×200 bed), has access to a toilet with washbasin and the triple, with double bed and single bed and a lounge area. The cottage adjoins the owners' second home. You can enjoy a well-separated private garden of around 250 m² with dining and relaxation furniture, then access to the large, fully enclosed common area recently planted with beautiful species. Ping-pong and badminton to play outside, plenty of board games for indoors. 3 km away, in Routot, you will find shops and restaurants.