A Former 18th Century Priory, Its Outbuildings Converted Into Accommodations Et 3,000 M²

A former 18th-century priory, its outbuildings converted into accommodations et 3,000-m² grounds, near the Norman Vexin region, 80 km from Paris. The former priory includes two distinct sections: the rectangular main dwelling, behind which is a large pond, an open kitchen with an adjacent patio and an outbuilding, as well as a complex of four dwellings, including a fully converted holiday cottage, with annexes used for storage.

As for the buildings’ tile roofs, punctuated here and there with dormer windows and skylights, they provide shade for their exteriors, which are cadenced by small-paned windows or sliding glass doors, while the property’s exteriors, entirely enclosed by walls, include a gravel parking area, an orchard and a vegetable garden.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/