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La Ferme Saint-Siméon

Honfleur, France · Independent · High Luxury

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A seventeenth-century Norman farm above Honfleur, the Ferme Toutain became the Auberge de la Mère Toutain in 1825 and then the École de Saint-Siméon: Boudin, Monet from 1862, Courbet, Corot, Bazille, Daubigny, and Baudelaire painting and arguing over the estuary light. You can still sleep in Monet's room or Corot's studio. The Boelen family has kept the house since the 1980s; it marked two hundred years as an inn in 2025.

About La Ferme Saint-Siméon

History

La Ferme Saint-Siméon is a 17th-century Norman half-timbered farm (the Ferme Toutain) above Honfleur. The Toutain family opened it as an inn in 1825 ('Auberge de la Mère Toutain'). It became the cradle of Impressionism — the 'École de Saint-Siméon' — drawing Eugène Boudin, Claude Monet (from 1862), Courbet, Jongkind, Corot, Bazille and Daubigny, plus poet Baudelaire. It has been a Relais & Châteaux property since 1964 and owned by the Boelen family since the 1980s.

The setting

7-minute walk to Eugene Boudin Museum. 10-minute walk to NaturoSpace botanical garden.

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