An exceptional environment between land and sea Ideally located on the heights, at the border between Dieppe and Pourville-sur-Mer, close to the prestigious Dieppe-Pourville Golf Course, overlooking the majestic cliffs of the Alabaster Coast, this spacious and bright house of 193m2 stands on a magnificent enclosed and landscaped plot of over 12,000 m². It enjoys an unobstructed view of the sea, creating a privileged living environment. At the end of the garden, facing the sea, the owners have enhanced the space by installing a wooden terrace. Thus, on beautiful days, you will have the leisure to enjoy wonderful sunsets. A family home in a green setting Past the automatic gate, you discover a vast garden planted with pines and various species such as hydrangeas, camellias, and roses, sheltered from prying eyes, where a tranquil atmosphere reigns. Completely enclosed, the secure space is ideal for allowing children to play freely. A large parking area awaits you, complemented by a practical and functional garden shed. The house, entirely rethought by its current owners, offers warm and bright living spaces, where the quality of the features is omnipresent. From the entrance, one discovers a comfortable and spacious interior, where each room has been designed to promote beautiful natural light. The large living room, bathed in light thanks to its triple exposure, is a unique space. It features a beautiful fireplace and antique parquet flooring, creating a warm and elegant ambiance. This space is perfect for sharing precious moments with family or friends. The dining room, benefiting from a double exposure, is also equipped with a fireplace, providing a pleasant atmosphere even during cooler evenings. The contemporary kitchen, simple and functional, has a central island and high-end appliances. It is the ideal place for convivial meals, especially for Sunday morning family brunch. On beautiful days, you can extend your moments of conviviality on the wooden terrace adjacent to the kitchen. The ground floor is completed by guest toilets and a bedroom, thus offering great convenience for guests. An elegant contemporary staircase leads to the first floor where perfectly arranged spaces are found. A large room currently set up as an office could easily adapt to your needs. The master bedroom, a true haven of peace, is bathed in light thanks to a huge skylight. It has an en-suite bathroom, toilet, and a large dressing room. Two other bedrooms, a shower room, and a toilet complete this floor, ideal for the comfort of children. The basement features a large, particularly practical space. It includes a laundry-boiler room, a workshop ideal for DIY enthusiasts, a storage room, a space dedicated to leisure equipment, and two cellars perfect for wine lovers. In summary, this house stands out for its quality and comfort, requiring no work. The recently installed heat pump and excellent insulation contribute to optimized energy consumption, resulting in a modern and eco-friendly home. An ideal location Just 5 minutes from the historic center of Dieppe, this city with four ports is one of the oldest seaside resorts in France. It was here, in the early 1820s, that the Duchess of Berry launched the trend of sea bathing, marking the beginning of a tradition that still endures today. Dieppe offers a wide range of shops, restaurants, and a lively marina. You will also find a casino, a cultural center, and educational institutions ranging from primary schools to high schools, contributing to making it a dynamic and vibrant city throughout the year. Its carefully preserved historical heritage gives the city a unique character while highlighting its British origins linked to cross-Channel activities. If you are a golfer, you can walk to the clubhouse and start your round from hole number 1. Cycling enthusiasts will have the choice between the large beach of Dieppe and the beach of Pourville-sur-Mer, a charming seaside resort popular for various activities such as surfing, kitesurfing, long-distance walking, and horseback riding. It is indeed on this coast that famous Impressionist painters, such as Claude Monet, found inspiration, captivated by the typical color play of the Alabaster Coast and its spectacular chalk cliffs. Dieppe benefits from excellent accessibility, both by roads and highways and by the railway line connecting the city to Paris Saint-Lazare via Rouen, the historical capital of Normandy. Visitors from Northern Europe, particularly from Brussels, Rotterdam, or Aachen, particularly appreciate this preserved coast, sheltered from excessive urbanization. This seaside property is the ideal place for those looking to live in an incomparable natural, historical, and cultural setting while remaining close to amenities and various activities.