Exclusivity – Elegant Manor In Its Park And Meadows Just A Few Kilometres From The Alabaster Coast

EXCLUSIVITY – ELEGANT MANOR IN ITS PARK EXTENDED BY MEADOWS JUST A FEW KILOMETRES FROM THE BEACHES OF THE ALABASTER COAST: Just a few kilometres from the beaches of Les Petites-Dalles, Veulettes-sur-Mer, Saint-Valery-en-Caux and Veules-les-Roses, this manor benefits from an exceptionally preserved environment. Built in the heart of an old landscaped park extended by meadows, the property offers absolute calm, beautiful views over the Cauchois countryside, and complete privacy.
The park is adorned with numerous remarkable trees, including lime trees, giant sequoias, a copper beech, and Scots pines, all of which contribute fully to the unique atmosphere of the place.
The manor underwent significant remodeling in the 1930s, incorporating Art Deco influences with its bow windows on the facade, while retaining the main materials of its original brick and flint architecture. This dialogue between 17th-century architecture and the 1930s developments gives it a very singular identity.
It includes, on the ground floor, a reception area of approximately 120 sqm consisting of a 37 sqm living room with 3 exposures (West, South, and East), a 32 sqm dining room, a second 28 sqm living room, a small 20 sqm sitting room, a 10 sqm study, a 23 sqm kitchen, a 28 sqm utility room, as well as service rooms.
The first floor distributes six bedrooms (31 sqm, 24 sqm, 19 sqm, 14 sqm, 14 sqm, and 11 sqm), a bathroom with shower of 11.50 sqm and a toilet, as well as landings.
Central heating with fuel and individual drainage.
The property is complemented by an annex house of 73 sqm, a garage of 50 sqm, an old building of 238 sqm used as garages and stables, as well as various outbuildings.
Significant renovation work is to be expected (insulation, windows, electricity, plumbing, drainage, etc.). This will allow the future owner to adapt the residence to their lifestyle while preserving the many original elements that define its identity: pitch pine floors, woodwork, Louis XVI or 20th-century fireplaces, and other character features still in place.
Beyond the manor itself, this property will appeal to buyers looking for a place offering beautiful prospects, a preserved environment, and proximity to the Normandy coast. All within less than 20 kilometres of a direct SNCF train station to PARIS SAINT LAZARE.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/