In Calvados, a house in a garden with outbuilding. Past the entrance of the property, an avenue of large trees leads to a cobbled courtyard made of flint, which serves the buildings and allows parking close to the house. The enclosed and wooded land covers approximately 2,000 m². At the front of the house, a southeast-facing exotic wood terrace extends the living rooms towards the garden. It overlooks flower beds and a pond shaded by a weeping willow. Completely restored, the Caen stone house has two habitable levels and an attic. Its architecture is rooted in the rural tradition of the Pays d'Auge. The facades feature irregularly arranged openings, equipped with gray carpentry. The gables topped with caps frame a tall two-pitched roof covered with flat tiles. A gray metal-framed veranda extends the living rooms. On the west gable, an external staircase under the Virginia creeper leads to the upper floor. The reception rooms occupy the garden level, while the two bedrooms are located upstairs, around a landing extended by a corridor. The attic is yet to be converted. Nearby stands an old stone stable, comparable in size to the house.

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LandSaint-Pierre-en-Auge (14)
Price :
$406,600
($163 / m²)
Surface2,500 m²

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