HouseLisieux (14)

Price :

$823,300

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Surface277 m²bedrooms4

Nestled in the heart of the Pays d'Auge in Normandy, just a stone's throw from the Basilica of Lisieux and the train station, lies a rare gem, a testament to a bygone era but alive in its stones: a 16th-century manor house listed in the inventory of Historic Monuments. With a living area of 277 m², the manor rises majestically over three levels, revealing 10 main rooms, each space filled with memories but enhanced by a careful restoration that perfectly combines respect for heritage and modern comfort. The high ceilings, ancient moldings, stone fireplaces, and period parquet floors create an ensemble framed in a setting where charm and history meet in every corner. The spacious and convertible attics offer more than 100 m² of potential, with a height under the ridge of 11 meters, allowing for multiple possibilities for transformation or extension. The manor is surrounded by a park of over 4,000 m², a green oasis where nature mingles with the monument, and where century-old trees stand alongside a peaceful stream, the Hauts Douaires, which winds through the property before flowing into the Orbiquet. This watercourse, in addition to providing a bucolic touch, guarantees a refreshing coolness during summer days, making this place a haven of peace, a true invitation to contemplation and well-being. But the story does not end there: a place of life and hospitality, with three fully furnished and equipped apartments, offering comfort and independence to your guests. The manor is thus suited both as a beautiful family home and as a guest house, with private spaces dedicated to each. The outbuildings of the manor, dating from the 16th and 19th centuries, complement this set with rare riches. With 430 m² of floor space to restore, these buildings, perfectly representative of Augeron architectural heritage, include a farmhouse with a caretaker's residence, an old press, and a stable, now used as a garage for three vehicles. A half-timbered barn with a stone base, numerous ancillary buildings such as a boiler room, a bread oven, a workshop, and a chicken coop, add to this exceptional place, offering additional potential while preserving the site's authenticity. Finally, this historic monument also stands out for its environmental commitment, with water autonomy, a brand new pellet boiler, and carefully executed interior insulation work. The entire property enjoys a beautiful openness to numerous expansion or development perspectives, depending on your desires, making this property a timeless place in perpetual evolution. In short, the manor is not just a residence but a true piece of history, a place where the art of living and heritage come together with elegance, intimacy, and respect for the environment. A rare property where the past and future meet harmoniously, thus offering its future owners a unique opportunity to live at the heart of a living heritage and to write a new chapter in its story.

This description has been automatically translated from French.