In the rolling landscapes of the superb Pays d'Auge region, one enters through an electric gate onto the drive leading to this meticulously restored historic ISMH-listed manor surrounded by its 18 hectares.

On the left, a parking area is discreetly screened by neatly trimmed hedgerows, and a small path runs alongside the understated rear façade of this architectural masterpiece dating from the late 15th century and remodeled through the 18th century.

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

Admiring its front façade, enhanced by a carefully manicured and meticulously designed garden, one perceives a place of history marked by time yet restored to its former splendor through quality restoration approved by the Historic Monuments Commission. The sun-filled terraces and those sheltered beneath the trees demonstrate an intention to live comfortably while savoring the architectural charm of this exceptional setting.

Upon entering through its imposing oak door, one discovers:

A 53 m² dining room beneath a painted French ceiling and an 18th-century fireplace on a floor of large stone slabs. An insert provides comfortable heating.

A grand 58 m² salon enhanced by a remarkable stone fireplace, its sculptured Renaissance doors, and exceptional period frescoes depicting the Battle of Marignano. This room, both through its volume and historic elements, is of exceptional quality.

A second 35 m² salon from the 18th century, enhanced by its fireplace with gilded details. Its overmantel features a medallion surrounded by two Baroque angels. A stove for 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 gable entry or boot room offers generous reception space and storage upon returning from walks. It contains a second staircase leading to the first floor.

A spiral staircase at the center accesses a landing composed of Pays d'Auge floor tiles. These beautiful locally-sourced tiles feature floral or vegetative motifs.

The First Floor:

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

Bedroom 2 or study with a 15th-century fireplace with quality décor.

A large Bedroom 3, approximately 40 m², with painted décor and its stone fireplace.

An adjoining bathroom on Auge tile flooring.

Bedroom 4 and its bathroom, accessible via the boot room staircase.

The Attic:

Suite 5 with bathroom and toilet on oak parquet flooring.

Two additional Bedrooms 6 and 7 of superior quality and a shower room and toilet.

The Basement beneath the South Gable: One discovers a wine cellar and clean, well-ventilated spaces.

Few properties achieve the architectural quality combined with superior craftsmanship of this manor, all for outstanding comfort of living.

OTHER BUILDINGS:

One discovers in a perfectly cohesive architectural ensemble:

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

A small elongated half-timbered structure covered with tiles.

A former barn, originally housing the antique apple cider press. It features a double garage, stables now used for storage, and a workshop.

Further into the pastoral meadows, another charming half-timbered agricultural building with slate roof.

EXTERIOR SPACES:

18 hectares frame this fairytale setting, including 8 hectares of forest, open pastures, and an apple orchard for cider production.

The peaceful garden, composed of topiary and rest areas, enhances a charming pond fed by a spring, shaded terraces, and a maze of small pathways highlighting views of the manor and distant countryside.

Beneath the trees, a pond attesting to the agricultural origins of this historic place, enhanced by a wooden bench for peaceful contemplation.

Across 480 m² and its 12 rooms all featuring historic décor tracing history from the 15th to the 18th century, one finds 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 2 shower rooms.

2 hours 10 minutes from Paris, 8 minutes from Livarot, 18 minutes from Lisieux train station.

We remain at your disposal to guide you through this authentic and refined setting.