In The Cotentin Bocage, 15 Min From Saint Lô, A 15th And 18th Century Manor House, With

In the Cotentin bocage, 15 min from Saint-Lô, a 15th- and 18th-century manor house, with service quarters and dovecote on an 8 ha estate. A wooded drive descends from the road into a small valley. The manor comes into view beyond the dovecote and service quarters. Once a Protestant household, it was the property of the Dagobert family. A broad gravelled forecourt, centred on a stone well, fronts the courtyard elevation. The architecture reflects two distinct building campaigns, spanning the 15th and 18th centuries. The main building rises over a ground floor and upper level, with attic space beneath a slate roof pierced by multiple windows. On the garden side, a circular stair tower topped with a slated pepper-pot roof punctuates the elevation, and the stone walls are set with broad cross-mullioned windows. The two wings connect at each level and can be fitted out as self-contained dwellings.
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