In Normandy, a master house and its outbuildings on 3 hectares. A long avenue of century-old lime trees, bordered by vast meadows, leads to the residence. A high wrought-iron gate, framed by brick pillars and extended by a low wall topped with grilles, marks the entrance to the honor courtyard. It is flanked by two brick pavilions with tiled roofs built in the 17th century, which housed horses and carts. Located in its landscaped park, the master house features a sober and symmetrical facade, oriented to the southeast. On the light-colored plaster, the exposed bricks draw a network of horizontal and vertical lines that highlight the levels and cornices, organize the bays, and frame the numerous windows. The living area of 336 m2 consists of a central body built in the 17th century and two wings, built in the 18th and 19th centuries, which extend it on either side. The central pavilion, built four levels high including one basement and one converted attic, is topped with a four-pitched slate roof punctuated by three gendarme hat dormers. The wings, built two levels high, are covered with zinc terrace roofs. On the other side, the facade facing northwest follows the same architectural codes. The house, which includes multiple reception and living rooms, five bedrooms, and large cellars, has several accesses to the park of over 3 hectares. Richly wooded, it houses two greenhouses, numerous outbuildings currently used for storage and garages, a wooden chalet, and a well.

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House with gardenL'Aigle (61)
Price :
$882,200
($2,206 / m²)
Surface400 m²bedrooms5 bathroom1 land3 ha

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