crouttes, La Basse Normandie, Address available on request

On the edge of Calvados, less than 200 kms from Paris, 12 kms from Livarot and 5 kms from Vimoutiers, this charming 18th-century Normandy manor house, with its typical Augeron style of half-timbering, brick walls and slate roof, rests in 9,987 m² of pleasantly landscaped and wooded grounds. Situated at the end of a dead-end road, this property enjoys absolute tranquility in an exceptional setting.

With 211 m² of living space and 6 rooms, you enter the manor house via a vast ground floor room featuring a fitted kitchen opening onto a dining room with a large stone fireplace. This is followed by the living room, which is particularly bright thanks to its triple exposure, and also features a fireplace. Stone floors and oak-beamed ceilings.
Two staircases lead up to the second floor, with its oak parquet flooring and 2 large bedrooms, including a suite with bathroom, dressing room and fireplace. The second floor also features 2 large bedrooms and an open-plan bathroom. 

This manor house has been entirely renovated with quality materials and fittings, including underfloor heating, stone paving, oak-beamed parquet floors and ceilings, and elaborate cast-iron radiators. It has preserved its charm while acquiring comfort and well-being.

To complete the ensemble, there's also a guest house with approx. 75 m² of living space, built of half-timbering on a stone foundation and covered in slate, featuring a vast living room, a fitted kitchen, a shower room and a large mezzanine.

The roofs of these buildings have recently been completely redone and the framework reinforced.

The wooded, landscaped grounds also include a meadow with a pond, and a wood-frame garden shed on a concrete slab, covered in sheet metal.

Its architecture, setting and location make this a property with character that should fill you with enthusiasm.

Property presented by Hugues de Jessey
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