France

Located in the village of Fervaques (14140), in the heart of the Pays d’Auge, this authentic half-timbered Norman house enchants with its traditional architecture, its landscaped garden of more than 2,600 m², and its functional outbuildings. An ideal country retreat for those seeking a home in Normandy that combines authenticity, comfort, and a preserved environment.
This longhouse, typical of Augeron architecture, displays a beautiful half-timbered façade set on brick and flint foundations, and is roofed with traditional small clay tiles.
The house is arranged as follows:
Ground floor: a convivial living room with fireplace, a family kitchen opening onto the garden, a small bedroom on one level with adjoining bathroom/WC, and, behind the fireplace, an additional bedroom with ladder access to the attic.
Upper floor: under sloping ceilings, a bedroom, dressing/storage space, WC and washbasin.
Two small annexes attached to the house, open for use as storage.
Useful and adaptable outbuildings
Independent garage built in half-timbering and roofed with small tiles: for parking or as a potential workshop.
Garden chalet: ideal for storing garden tools in connection with the vegetable plot.
A 2,610 m² garden
The carefully maintained grounds offer a preserved, verdant setting:
Total area: 2,610 m² (plots registered section C n°852 and 985).
Vegetable garden, ornamental flowerbeds, and a few fruit trees.
Parking area at the entrance.
A sought-after location in Normandy
The property enjoys a privileged situation:
In the village of Fervaques, with some local shops accessible by bicycle.
Only 10 minutes from Lisieux, a lively town with an SNCF train station (Paris–Caen line).
40 minutes from Deauville and the Côte Fleurie.
2 hours 15 minutes from Paris, by road or by train.
Key features for your property project
Authentic Norman half-timbered house
Enclosed 2,610 m² garden with vegetable patch and orchard
Functional outbuildings (garage, chalet)
Peaceful environment in the heart of the Pays d’Auge
Proximity to Lisieux, Deauville, and Paris

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr.