## The space Welcome to this modern and functional home with parking space. This 140m2 home is designed to offer comfort and convenience. Le Céline has two entrances (one on the ground floor and one on the garden level), a fitted and equipped kitchen opening onto a pleasant, bright living room, six bedrooms with study, two shower rooms, separate WCs as well as an outside area and a garage for your vehicle. The light-filled living room promises pleasant moments of relaxation, with its dining area, dining table and television. The kitchen is ideal for preparing your meals. You'll find a hob, fridge/freezer, coffee maker, kettle, toaster, oven and kitchen utensils. The bedrooms have double beds and plenty of storage space for your personal belongings and a desk area. The shower rooms include a washbasin and a modern shower cubicle. Bed linen and towels are provided for your comfort. No private parking is available with the accommodation. However, you can park your vehicle easily and free of charge in the streets surrounding the accommodation. The accommodation is managed by the ArchiDuchesse concierge service, which is available 7 days a week from 10:00 to 12:30 and from 14:00 to 21:00. We thank you for taking care of the accommodation, respecting the premises and the neighbours. A bank imprint will be requested via a secure link in order to finalise your reservation and obtain the access codes to the accommodation. ## Guest access Travellers have access to the entire accommodation. ## Guest interaction We adapt to travellers' preferences. ## Other things to note Arrivals are autonomous for greater flexibility. They start at 4pm and depart no later than 11am. The accommodation is managed by the ArchiDuchesse concierge service, available 7 days a week (10am to 9pm). In the house, all our guests receive household linen, basic necessities for the first day (shampoo, shower gel, hand gel, toilet paper, etc.) as well as a large towel per person, togeth...

## The neighborhood Le Petit-Quevilly is a commune bordering Rouen in the Normandy region of France. Part of the Rouen conurbation, it is one of the major urban centres on the left bank of the Seine. 1. History Like many towns in Normandy, Le Petit-Quevilly has a rich history. In the past, the town was marked by the presence of medieval abbeys and monasteries, notably Saint-Georges Abbey. The town was also an important place for pilgrimages, and its name ‘Quevilly’ is thought to come from the Latin word ‘civitas’ (the city). 2. Architectural heritage Petit-Quevilly is home to a number of historic monuments, including the twelfth-century chapel of Saint-Julien, a remarkable example of Norman Romanesque architecture. This chapel is listed as a Historic Monument and bears witness to the region's medieval past. The town also boasts a number of industrial buildings that bear witness to its working-class past, particularly in the 19th century, with the rise of the textile and chemical industries. 3. Economy and industry Historically, Petit-Quevilly has been heavily industrialised, particularly in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Today, the town's economy is diversified, but retains an industrial character, particularly in the chemical, logistics and materials processing sectors. Its proximity to Rouen also makes it a residential town for many Rouen workers. 4. Cultural and sporting life Petit-Quevilly is famous for its football club, Quevilly Rouen Métropole (QRM), which plays in Ligue 2 and attracts many fans from the region. The club has achieved several French Cup triumphs, making its mark on the history of football in Normandy. In terms of culture, the town hosts a number of events and festivals, as well as cultural facilities such as the François Truffaut multimedia library and theatres. 5. Access and transport As part of the Rouen conurbation, Petit-Quevilly benefits from good public transport links, with bus and metro services providing easy ...