18th century manor house with a swimming pool in an enchanting setting

Not far from one of the most beautiful villages in France Le Bec Helloin, where its abbey is a pure masterpiece and the small town of Neubourg known for its atypical market, this sumptuous residence built in 1788 is located on the way to the monks’ route. Traces of their passage as well as paintings painted on the walls of the entrance bear witness to this.

After passing through the magnificent porch of the property, a path lined with rhododendrons provides access to the residence.
The bell overhanging the ridge connected by a 10 meter rope once calling the sharecroppers for meal time, immediately attracts the visitor’s attention.

The entrance hall, covered with period tiles, leads to a fitted kitchen, an invitation to the culinary arts. It benefits from a monumental fireplace opening onto a huge 56 m² living room bathed in light from which you can contemplate the park with a swimming pool and a large terrace.
The period woodwork on the walls of the office and the 4 bedrooms on the 1st floor will be appreciated, all equally harmonious and attractive, each with their own bathroom and toilet.
A landing takes the visitor to the 20 m² master suite with a dressing room and a bathroom providing optimal family comfort.

On the 2nd floor, a landing serves 2 additional bedrooms.
In the basement, the owner has managed to restore the soul of yesteryear to a beautiful vaulted cellar in order to age good vintages in a very pleasant setting.
A cart allowing parking for 3 vehicles completes the package.

This property, completely renovated and without work, exudes incredible charm and will suit lovers of Normandy wishing to make it an exceptional main residence and also giving them the possibility of transforming it into guest rooms.

ENERGY CLASS: C CLIMATE CLASS: D
Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from energy prices for the year 2015: €4,010 and €5,480

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisk.gouv.fr