Les nids de Sebourg 1

The village of Sebourg is located some ten kilometers from Valenciennes. For such a small village, its history is incredibly rich, with the memory of Saint-Druon, the patron saint of shepherds in northern France, hanging over it for 800 years. All-inclusive gîte (energy costs, bed linen, towels and end-of-stay cleaning).

A green setting in the immediate vicinity of Belgium, with a 12th-century church listed as a historic monument. Sebourg is a village in the Valenciennes region, very popular with lovers of peace and fresh air, and its medieval church symbolizes the rich rural heritage of the surrounding area. Red-brick houses and farmhouses are typical of the region.
A major pilgrimage site, Sebourg church was built in the 12th century and modified in the 17th century. Its baroque bell tower has dominated the Aunelle valley since 1697.
Many hiking trails on site.

Toyota d'Onnaing factory 8km, Valenciennes 11km, Le Quesnoy and the New Zealand Liberation Museum - TE ARAWHATA 15km, Saint Amand les Eaux thermal baths 26km, Mons (B) 37km, Tournai (B) 50km, Cambrai 48km, Douai 53km, Lille 65km.

In an old barn, 50m² gîte 500 meters from the Belgian border.

First floor: open-plan kitchen (no dishwasher, induction hob, electric oven, microwave, top fridge with freezer compartment, pod coffee maker) opening onto living room with quality sofa bed, decorative fireplace and 82cm flat-screen TV, separate WC.
Upstairs: bedroom with 1 x 160x200 bed (non-separable), study area with closet, Italian shower room (90x90cm) and washbasin.

Terrace with private, enclosed garden of approx. 50m² with garden furniture and barbecue. Secure, private parking spaces.
Shared laundry room with another gîte with washing machine and dryer.
All-inclusive (energy costs, bed linen, towels and end-of-stay cleaning).