A truly classic colombage property with 2 separate traditional timbered framed houses in the local Normandy style, well separated on the land. The setting is gorgeous in countryside with little farmsteads, ensuring total peace. The property is in a little hamlet and is accessed by its own driveway.
Surrounded on one side by woods, and otherwise fields, this property would be ideal either for a multi-generation family wanting to live together, or for someone looking for rental income. It is close enough to Deauville and Honfleur as well as the D-Day beaches, and Rouen and Paris to make the area extremely attractive for tourists. The autoroute is near enough (without being too close) for easy access by car from the ports.
House 1 : built in 1850, gas central heating and for cooking.
Ground floor : large sitting/dining room with a chimney/wood-burner, fitted kitchen with chimney, bathroom, WC, laundry.
1st floor : landing 2 linked bedrooms. 80.73 sqm internal space.
House 2 : converted in 2003 by a local architect, lovely features including beams.
Ground floor: bedrooms with French window onto south facing terrace, bathroom with WC, dining area with Habitat integrated kitchen, living room with open fireplace, and cathedral ceiling.
1st floor : mezzanine overlooking the living room, 2 bedrooms, shower room with WC. 105.6m2 internal space.
Neighbourhood : Village.
Schools: Pont-Audemer 4km, Honfleur 28km, Le Havre 46km.
Shops: Honfleur 28km Pont-Audemer 4km Bernay 35km.
Trains : Bernay 35km, Le Havre 46km.
Ports : Caen 79km, Le Havre 30km, Dieppe 114km, Le Havre 46km.
Airports : Deauville 46km, Paris Pontoise 149km, Beauvais 136km.
Sea/beach: Honfleur 28km, Berville-sur-Mer 15km.
The department of Eure is in Upper Normandy, in the north of France and offers some of the best links from the UK. Its name comes from the river which runs through it.
The area boasts wonderful natural landscapes as well as a cultural heritage. Nature lovers will love the area and the local people are committed to the protection of the environment, in which agriculture plays an important role in the department's economy.
Places to visit would be Chateau-Gaillard (there are another 5 or 6 chateaux to discover) and Pointe de la Roque, as well as the gorgeous scenery (forest, countryside, plains and valleys). The towns are also full of charm and character.
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