In the rolling landscapes of the magnificent Pays d'Auge countryside, one enters through an electric gate onto the path leading to this historic ISMH manor, meticulously restored and surrounded by its 18 hectares.

To the left, a parking area is concealed by neatly trimmed hedges, and a small path runs alongside the understated rear façade of this masterpiece, originally dating to the late 15th century and renovated up to the 18th century.

The manor rests upon a dressed stone gable, extending from the entrance to the basement.

Admiring its front façade, enhanced by a meticulously designed and manicured garden, one senses a place steeped in history, marked by time yet having regained its splendor, thanks to its restoration of quality approved by historical monuments. The sunlit terraces and those sheltered by trees demonstrate a desire to live comfortably while savoring the architectural charm of the location.

Inside, after passing through its massive oak door, one discovers:

A dining room of 53 m² beneath a painted French ceiling and featuring an 18th-century fireplace, set upon a floor of large stone slabs. A modern insert allows for comfortable heating.

A grand salon of 58 m², enhanced by a remarkable stone fireplace, Renaissance carved doors, and impressive period frescoes depicting the Battle of Marignan. This room, both in volume and historical elements, is of exceptional quality.

A second salon of 35 m², dating from the 18th century, enhanced by its fireplace with gilded elements. Its mantelpiece features a medallion surrounded by two Baroque angels. An internal stove provides warmth on cold winter evenings.

A kitchen equipped with high-end elements and a black granite countertop. Modern and functional, it confirms the pleasure of living comfortably in this exceptional setting.

The entrance in the gable or projecting wing offers a large volume for reception and storage upon returning from walks. It contains a second staircase leading to the first floor.

A central spiral staircase leads to a landing composed of Pré d'Auge cobblestones. These beautiful local cobblestones feature floral or vegetal motifs.

The first floor:

Bedroom 1, approximately 38 m², with its fireplace and private bathroom, features exceptional 17th-century murals with floral or fruit motifs and Renaissance ornaments.

Bedroom 2 or office, featuring a 15th-century fireplace with quality decor.

A large Bedroom 3, approximately 40 m², with painted decor and a stone fireplace.

An adjoining bathroom with an Auge cobblestone floor.

Bedroom 4 and its bathroom, accessible via the projecting wing staircase.

The attic:

Suite 5 with a bathroom and toilet on an oak parquet floor.

Two other high-end bedrooms, 6 and 7, along with a shower room and toilet.

The basement beneath the South gable: It reveals a wine cellar and clean, airy spaces.

Few properties achieve the combination of architectural quality and high-end finish found in this manor, all while offering a great comfort of living.

OTHER BUILDINGS:

Within a perfect architectural ensemble, one discovers:

A dovecote converted into a guest house or caretaker's residence. Spanning 80 m², it includes two bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It features a stove in one of the bedrooms.

A small, long timber-framed building covered with tiles.

An old barn, which housed the former apple press. It contains a double garage, stables for storage rooms, and a workshop.

Further away, in the heart of the meadows, there is another charming timber-framed agricultural building with a slate roof.

THE EXTERIORS:

18 hectares frame this fairy-tale setting, comprising 8 ha of forest, open meadows, and an apple orchard for cider.

The peaceful garden, composed of topiaries and relaxation areas, highlights a charming pond fed by a spring, shaded terraces, and a labyrinth of magnificent small passages offering views of the residence and the distant countryside.

Beneath the trees, a pond attests to the agricultural origin of this historic site, complemented by a wooden bench for a place of tranquility.

Covering 480 m² and its 12 rooms, all featuring historical decor tracing the history from the 15th to the 18th century, it includes 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 2 shower rooms.

Located 2h10 from Paris, 8 mins from Livarot, and 18 mins from the Lisieux train station.

We remain at your disposal to guide you through this authentic and high-end setting.