🌾 A Charming Retreat in the Heart of the Countryside Welcome to our renovated farmhouse, where the authenticity of old stone meets modern comfort. Every detail has been carefully considered to offer our guests a warm, peaceful, and rejuvenating experience. 🪵 The Charm of the Past, Thoughtfully Restored You'll be enchanted by the home’s unique atmosphere: vintage, restored furniture, natural wood accents, and warm parquet floors, all blending rustic character with contemporary touches in a refined and timeless décor. 🛌 Comfort for a Cozy, Relaxing Stay The house features premium bedding, a fully equipped kitchen, a pellet stove for cozy winter evenings, and a lounge area stocked with books, board games, and a Bluetooth speaker. Step outside to enjoy a private garden, panoramic terrace views, and an outdoor dining space ideal for savoring the tranquil surroundings. 🌿 An Exceptional Natural Setting Nestled in the heart of the countryside, the house offers absolute peace and privacy, with stunning open views of rolling fields and hills. It's the perfect place to unplug, stargaze, or simply enjoy the silence of nature. 🗺️ Close to Iconic Local Sights Explore the region’s hidden gems and cultural heritage: The Éperlecques Blockhaus, a powerful World War II site. The breathtaking landscapes of the Opal Coast, including Cap Blanc-Nez and Cap Gris-Nez. The fortified town of Saint-Omer, with ramparts designed by Vauban. The Helfaut "La Coupole" Planetarium and History Center, a must-see for science and history lovers.

Must-See Sites & Attractions • The Éperlecques Bunker A massive World War II bunker, built to launch V2 rockets. Impressive to visit, and now a museum offering guided tours. • Mont de Watten One of the rare high points in the region, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. • Along the Houlle River & Audruicq Marshes Perfect for nature lovers: walk along the Houlle and discover peaceful marshlands with rich flora and fauna. • Saint-Wandrille Church (Bayenghem-lès-Éperlecques) A charming little traditional church, ideal to discover during a hike or bike ride. 🥾 Hiking & Outdoor Activities Loops starting from Muncq-Nieurlet: hikes ranging from 4 to 14 km, alternating between fields, forests, and countryside — including the Éperlecques loop (10–14 km) and Booneghem loop (13 km). A semi-urban panoramic trail between wheat fields and woods, with views stretching as far as Dunkirk on clear days. Running/cycling loops listed on Komoot (e.g., a 4.3-mile loop from Muncq). 🍴 Local Restaurants & Specialties Though Muncq-Nieurlet is a small village, nearby towns like Audruicq and Saint-Omer offer excellent dining options: Local products: don’t miss the Label IGP Licques Poultry, available at local markets. Saint-Omer (14 km): traditional restaurants, bakeries with regional pastries, and charming cafés. 🏛 Museums & Culture Audruicq Marshes: guided tours around Saint-Omer. Dunkirk (30 km): rich cultural heritage, with museums like the Maritime Museum, the Dunkirk 1940 Museum (Operation Dynamo), and Vauban fortifications. Historical tours: guided circuits on the Battle of Dunkirk and Operation Dynamo. 🏘 Great Places to Stay A peaceful countryside setting, ideal for families or hikers. Easy access to multiple sites: Éperlecques Bunker, Helfaut Dome, and more.