France

On the edge of a quiet hamlet with its small chapel, nestled in the green folds of the Pays d’Auge, this elegant neo-Norman style house is the result of an alliance between architectural authenticity and contemporary comfort.
Built in brick with half-timber cladding, and roofed with small flat tiles, its location opens widely onto the surrounding countryside, offering a soothing view over a landscape of meadows, hedgerows, and valleys planted with apple trees.

The ground floor offers a spacious, light-filled, through living room, where a fireplace with insert warms winter evenings. The open-plan, fitted and equipped kitchen blends harmoniously into the space, inviting conviviality. A ground-floor bedroom with adjoining shower room and an independent WC complete this level.

Upstairs, a landing leads to a bathroom with WC, a double bedroom with mezzanine, and a second bedroom also with a mezzanine, offering generous and adaptable volumes.

On the garden level, a full basement houses a laundry room and storage areas.

Exterior
The garden, of about 3,550 m², has been landscaped with floral beds and shrubs near the house, with the rest laid to lawn and featuring wooden chalets set on concrete slabs.
A large raised terrace extends the house westwards, inviting you to enjoy sunsets over the valley.

Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : georisques.gouv.fr