Normandy, Calvados, Deauville, France

Slate-clad on all four façades, with white shutters and a plot between village and countryside in the traditional Pays d'Auge style.

The villa is located in Deauville, in the north of the Pays d'Auge, in a landscape between the sea and the bocage. It is an elegant, rustic manor house in the traditional style of the region. The plot lies between village and countryside and is reached by a quiet street that runs along its eastern side.

The manor house has three floors and faces south. All four façades are clad in slate, and the windows have glazing bars and white shutters. The roof is slate-covered with three dormer windows, the central one designed as a guitarde. A secondary entrance to the north leads through a small gate and a service door. Opposite the entrance, outbuildings close off the courtyard: two lower houses in half-timber and brick with slate roofs, a cart shed used as a garage, and stables that open onto a small paddock. To the side is an outbuilding with a cider press and a workshop.

The two lower houses are intended for family or friends, each with its own privacy. The buildings form a clearly organised ensemble: the manor house at the centre, the outbuildings around the edge, all set within a tree-lined, carefully maintained plot.

The property lies in Deauville in the north of the Pays d'Auge, between the sea and the bocage, between village and countryside. It is reached via a quiet street that runs along the plot to the east.

• 5 bedrooms
• Manor house with three floors, facing south
• All façades clad in slate
• Slate roof with three dormer windows
• Glazed windows with glazing bars and white shutters
• Two lower houses in half-timber and brick with slate roofs
• Cart shed, used as a garage
• Cider press and workshop in an outbuilding
• Stables with access to a small paddock
• Plot with tree cover