Norman Property Near Pont L'évêque

Just five minutes from Pont-l’Évêque and fifteen minutes from Deauville, at the end of a path in the Augeron countryside, lies a ten-hectare estate of meadows and woods. The terrain undulates, rises, and expands, like a fabric being unfurled, giving the horizon a changing depth.
The main residence, a heritage of the 18th century, showcases its timber framing under a soaring roof. Restored with care, it combines the accuracy of volumes and the rigor of materials, as if each element has found its rightful place. Spanning 155 m² of living space, it opens, beyond the entrance hall, into a living room arranged around a stone fireplace. The dining room and kitchen flow in succession, widely opening onto the garden, offering multiple views. Each threshold serves as a bridge: inside and outside merge seamlessly. Upstairs, the master suite unites a bedroom, bathroom, and dressing room in a fluid continuity. A bedroom and a shower room complete this level. Higher up, the attic houses a unique room, contained under the framework. The interiors exude a distinctly British atmosphere: deep woodwork, wallpapers with proliferating patterns, thick carpets, and well-stocked bookshelves. The colors absorb or reflect, the materials thicken the silence, and each room imposes its unique identity.
A little further down, an old press, fully restored and converted into a dwelling, offers 127 m². The ground floor comprises three bedrooms with two shower rooms, along with a living-dining room and a fitted kitchen. The upper floor features a spacious dormitory designed for children, as well as an independent bedroom that can accommodate an au pair. At the back, two rooms remain free for customization, while a bathroom with toilet completes this level. The whole stands out for its family spirit: the younger ones find preserved autonomy upstairs, while meals and shared moments gather young and old around the table. Each space harmonizes with the setting and extends the art of hosting of the estate.
Surrounding it, the landscaping adopts an English spirit. The paths begin, pause, and resume elsewhere. The flowerbeds overflow, the lawns are punctuated by shrubs, and perspectives close on a curtain of trees or suddenly open onto the valley. Everything is in motion: each turn invents a new tableau.
Thus is organized a rare ensemble of 282 m² of living space: Norman facades, English interiors, a garden shaped like a landscape theater. All set in an Augeron valley that, over the hours, changes its face like a living stage.
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