Traditional Normandy Timer Framed Farmhouse, Bacqueville-En-Caux, Seine-Maritime

Property Description

5-bedroom family house near Bacqueville-en-Caux with over 2 hectares of pasture, ideal for horses. Includes outbuildings, garages and barn with potential. Peaceful rural setting just 20 minutes from Quiberville beach and close to Dieppe.

There is a total 200m2 habitable space.  Here’s the current layout

Ground floor:

Open-plan kitchen / dining room with wood-burning stove
Snug sitting room
Ground floor bedroom
Shower room

First floor

4 bedrooms
Family bathroom

Outside

The house sits on a plot of over 2 hectares.  The land is suitable for horses or other animals and there are various outbuildings on site including two garages and a barn at the far end of the plot that, whilst it does require renovation, it obviously offers the potential for further development (subject to planning permission).

Location:
Location:??Bacqueville-en-Caux is in the heart of the Normandy countryside and offers quiet, space and a slower pace of life, without feeling isolated.  The coast is just 20 mins away and the Plage du Petit Ailly is particularly spectacular.
Bacqueville-en-Caux is in the heart of the Normandy countryside and offers quiet, space and a slower pace of life, without feeling isolated.  The coast is just 20 mins away and the Plage du Petit Ailly is particularly spectacular.

This traditional village sits within the rolling landscape of the Pays de Caux, a region known for its wide-open fields and gentle valleys - a patchwork of crops, tree-lined lanes, and quiet walking routes.  It is ideal for those who enjoy outdoor living, cycling, or simply a sense of calm. 

Despite its rural setting, Bacqueville-en-Caux is far from remote. It lies just a short drive from the coastal town of Dieppe, giving residents easy access to beaches, a lively port, and rail links to larger cities. This balance between countryside tranquillity and coastal convenience is a major draw for buyers, particularly those relocating from busier parts of France or abroad.

The village itself has a warm, lived-in feel. Unlike many small rural communities, it retains a good range of everyday amenities—shops, bakeries, cafés, and local services—creating a genuine sense of community and practicality for year-round living. The central square, with its historic market tradition, still hosts regular markets, reinforcing the village’s social atmosphere and connection to local produce and traditions.

Other places in the area that are well worth a visit would include Veules-les-Roses, Rouen and Varengeville-sur-Mer, known for its gardens, sea views and links to Claude Monet.

At a glance:

Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 2
Receptions: 2
Habitable space: 200m2
Plot size: 23,600m2 / 5.83 acres
Taxe foncière: €640 p.a.
DPE rating: E
Neighbours:  Distant
Distance to shops: 5-10 mins
Distance to coast: 20 mins
Distance to ferry port:  20 mins
Distance to train station: 20 mins

Please note: Agency fees are included in the advertised price and are payable by the purchaser.   All locations and sizes are approximate. La Résidence has made every effort to ensure that the details and photographs of this property are accurate and in no way misleading.  However, this information does not form part of a contract and no warranties are either given or implied.

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