Rural Location, Manor House with Views

Set in the heart of the historic village, out of sight, we have this stunning house dating back to the 17th and 18th Century with bundles of charm, flanked by a tower from the 14th century with a spiral staircase.

You will discover an entrance hall with original mosaic, a living room opening onto the garden, a fitted kitchen, a living room with wood bas-relief and a marble fireplace, a tiled floor with black cabochons. As a result, a room overlooking the garden and a private bathroom very well equipped.

First floor: landing and corridor serving two large bedrooms, a smaller, bathroom, office, a very old space with a small wall fountain. An independent 3 room apartment on the same floor is to renovate.

We can get to the second floor by a stone staircase screw which includes six service rooms to renovate.

A vaulted cellar runs under the house. Attic, garage and outbuilding are attached.

You will appreciate to finish this visit by the home garden behind high walls (ancient walls) plant trees that provide welcome shade, some fruit, flower beds.

You can also enjoy a beautiful view of the countryside.

Ground floor:

Entrance 15,30m2

24,20m2 Living room

Dining room 24m2

Kitchen 7,50m2

7,50m2 room bathroom

Bedroom 1 16,77m2

W. C. 7m2

1st Floor:

Landing 6,50m2

6,60m2 Office

Corridor 4m2

Bedroom 2 16,20m2

Bathroom + WC 4,85m2

Entrance 6,65m2

Bedroom 3 to refresh 7,45m2

Bedroom 4 17,40m2

Bedroom 5 13m2 room to renovate

12,40m2 Office to renovate

The department of Orne, in Lower Normandy is bordered by the other two departments in the region, Manche and Calvados. It is located in the south of the region bordering with Mayenne, Sarthe, Eure et Loir and Eure. It is the only Normandy department without a coastline.

Orne's history was built through war, destruction and chaos but also through prosperity so don't worry it is a calm and peaceful place to live and visit now! It has rolling countryside, open meadows and boasts some of the best weekly markets in France.

Nowadays you can still see vestiges from all the troubled periods, as well as modern architecture that followed WWII. Nice property in the area is easy to find and reasonably priced.

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