Grainville La Teinturière Bourgeoise

17th century, contemporary light, and the gentle art of living between sea and countryside.

Some houses span centuries without ever losing their soul. Sheltered from view, in the heart of an authentic village in the Pays de Caux and less than twenty minutes from the beaches of the Côte d’Albâtre, this remarkable 17th-century property offers a rare lifestyle where history meets expertly managed contemporary renovation.

Behind its enclosed walls, the main house extends nearly 255 m² filled with light. Ancient materials—beams, fireplaces, stone, and half-timbering—blend with spacious open areas designed for warm, convivial family living. The fully glazed entrance immediately sets the tone. Light flows everywhere, accompanying a generous kitchen where one can already imagine long gatherings, extended by a discreet and functional pantry.

The living room and dining area, marked by two fireplaces, offer various atmospheres throughout the seasons. Each room reveals the character of this home, where authenticity and modern comfort coexist naturally.

Upstairs, the master suite includes a dedicated office space, ample storage, and an independent bathroom. The second floor houses three additional bedrooms and a shower room.

The former sheepfold, fully renovated, harmoniously complements the property with a ground-floor bedroom, a shower room, and a large upper room open to all possibilities: dormitory, artist’s studio, gym, or recreational space.

The outbuildings are a true asset to this property. The old barn, with its spectacular preserved framework, offers nearly 115 m² of reception space, plus several independent areas and mezzanines. Collectors, artisans, entrepreneurs, professionals, or those with a tourism project will find exceptional potential here.

Adjacent to this, a space entirely dedicated to well-being features a heated indoor pool and a jacuzzi, creating a true year-round retreat.

Outside, an old bread oven, already connected to water and electricity, offers many possibilities for development: guest house, workshop, or holiday rental.

This property will appeal to those seeking more than just a house: a place to live, entertain, create, or pass on.

Just minutes from shops, Yvetot train station (Paris in about two hours), and the Côte d’Albâtre beaches, it perfectly combines Norman countryside, heritage, and contemporary comfort.

A unique property where every stone tells a story... and where yours is yet to be written.

Fees payable by the seller.

Energy class C, Climate class A.

Estimated annual energy expenses for standard use: between €2345.00 and €3173.00 for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (subscriptions included).

Information on risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: [hidden information].
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/