A Half Timbered Farmhouse With A Guesthouse And A Wooded Garden Of More Than 7,200 M², Near

A half-timbered farmhouse with a guesthouse and a wooded garden of more than 7,200 m², near Honfleur, in the Calvados department. The property, with a little more than 7,200 m², creates a sort of private hamlet, arranged around three buildings slightly set back from the road. Accessible via a long drive, which leads to a domesticated clearing where lawn, shrubs and decorative trees structure a garden primarily facing south and west, the lot, wide and deep, features natural hedges, which shelter it from view, while a main farmhouse, with southwest exposure, is located in its northeast corner and hugs the property’s topography.

With a hipped thatch roof, dotted with dormer windows, as well as light-grey half-timbered exteriors, its ground floor, which provides direct access to the garden, is cadenced by small-paned windows and glass doors.

As for the guesthouse, accessible via a flagstone path, it repeats the same architectural codes, like some sort of miniature dwelling: thatch roof, light-grey half-timbering, low gables and a Mansard roof, while, set back from the other two edifices, a former double garage, transformed into a single-storey second guesthouse, features a more compact stature, a flat tile roof as well as a simple façade, facing the garden, which is extended by a lean-to.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/