The residence ‘Les Hauts de Honfleur’ Residence is found at Equemauville, a small village near Honfleur, on the way to Deauville, just a few minutes from the most beautiful beaches of Normandy.

In the heart of a park of more than 5 hectares, the ‘Hauts de Honfleur’ Residence offers top class services.


Combining a hotel and a tourist residence, this development blends in with its natural surroundings, creating a high quality setting, ideal for relaxation. The architecture of the building is modern in style whilst referring to traditional Normandy construction with stone and ochre tones typical of the region. The residence is linked to the town centre and connects with the neighbouring woods by pedestrian paths.


The studios and one-bedroom apartments are comfortable and well-equipped, with terraces separated by plant borders or wood-panelled balconies. The facilities include a spa and well-being centre, a bar and a restaurant.


In the residence’s garden, there is also a heated outdoor swimming pool with sunbathing areas, a children’s play area and a pedestrian walk.


Rental yield: 4.8% without occupancy and 4% with of other residences occupancy.
Lease duration: 9 years

Delivery date: first quarter 2009

Easy access:
-by train: by Eurostar: 2h15 minutes from London to Paris + TER links from paris to Trouville-Deauville station (around 2 hours)
-by car: (using the Eurotunnel, or by ferry). It is a 1h35 minutes drive from Paris with the motorway: A14, A13, A29, D144, D579.
-by plane: Direct access from the Orly airport, direct flights from UK and Ireland to Roissy airport. Direct access from the Beauvais airport to London and Dublin (Flying time: 1h50 minutes)

Honfleur is a harbour commune in Normandy, in the ‘département’ of Calvados, located on the southern bank of the estuary of the Seine, very close to the exit of the Pont de Normandie.


The town hosts one of the most picturesque old fishing ports in France and is beloved by tourists from all over the world. Yet despite its fame and popularity, Honfleur retains its timeless character. In the harbour, you can still buy your fish direct from the fishermen who catch them.


There are many interesting things to see in Honfleur. The centre of attraction is usually the Vieux Bassin with its boats, quays and signature buildings: the tall, narrow, slate- fronted waterside houses. Close-by is the church of Ste-Catherine which was built by local ships' carpenters, entirely from wood (except for the foundations).


The Calvados area gave its name to an apple brandy from the region. Normandy is internationally renowned for its apples and cider. Cider apples in Europe represent an annual production of over 7.5 millions, out of which 2 millions are produced in France. Half of this national production is produced in Normandy.


Normandy offers a highly diversified industry including agri-food, automotive industry, electronics, mechanical engineering and tourism development. Foreign investment contributes heavily to West Normandy’s economy, especially in the industrial sector, where 150 foreign groups have a subsidiary,