A warm welcome awaits you at The Old Farm of Amfreville B&B located near Saint Mere Eglise. A perfect location, for you to discover all the Normandy D-Day landing beaches, museums and so much more. Normandy is steeped in history, whatever your interests, there is something for everyone.
The Old Farm of Amfreville has been lovingly restored by husband and wife team, David and Alyson. They want to ensure your stay is as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. The rooms have been furnished to a high standard – with comfort at the forefront of their minds. In addition, you can be sure of a thoroughly enjoyable breakfast in the morning. They also offer an evening meal – going that bit further than your average bed and breakfast.
David recently retired from the British Army, after 24 years as a military chef. So not only will he share your passion for military events and family ancestry – you can be sure that the attention to detail for breakfast and dinner is as it should be. Both David and Alyson, due to their local knowledge, will be on hand to assist with any enquiries with your itinerary during your stay.
After 5 years of renovation works, to lovingly restore The Old Farm of Amfreville, David and Alyson opened their doors to guests in 2019.
The Old Farm of Amfreville B&B is situated at Cauquigny, just 4 km from the historic town of Sainte Mere Eglise, famous for where paratrooper John Steele was caught on the church spire and the location is central to where the majority of the airborne invasion began as relived on the famous television show ‘Band of Brothers‘
During the German occupation, the farm and its outbuildings housed a 91st Infantry Division officer and the 20 men under his command, who operated a field post office and communication center here.
Later it was used as a German field hospital temporarily during the battle of Normandy, until its liberation by the 82nd Airborne Division