On the coast between Trouville and Honfleur, in a charming listed and coveted village, prestigious Anglo-Norman manor house on the seafront dating from 1850, renovated in 1910 by Théo Petit, the architect of the famous Hôtel Normandy in Deauville. The property covers almost 500sqm (325sqm of living space, 135sqm of basement to be converted), built on 4 levels and more than a hectare of coastal land reaching as far as a customs path. On the ground floor, majestic reception rooms opening onto the sea, incorporating the codes of old residences decorated with moldings, woodwork, herringbone parquet flooring, old stones, noble fireplace mantels. A kitchen, a toilet and an office complete this level. On the first floor, the landing offers access to a covered balcony characteristic of neo-Norman architecture then three en-suite bedrooms, one of which has a dressing room. On the second floor, also three en-suite bedrooms and a dressing room. The basement consists of a laundry room, a technical room, cellars and storage rooms which can be transformed into a pleasant open space overlooking an English courtyard. All in an ultra-privileged setting benefiting from a breathtaking sea view, having inspired the greatest impressionists of the last century. Work to be planned to enhance this exceptional property located in the red zone, but with remarkable potential. Possibility of acquiring the outbuilding caretaker’s house, to be rehabilitated. File on request. ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices on January 1, 2021 between EUR5,150 and EUR7,030. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: https://www.georisks.gouv.fr