Old Norman press revisited in a green setting

Not far from one of the most beautiful villages in France Le Bec Helloin, where its abbey is a pure masterpiece and from the small town of Bernay, town of art and history, this sumptuous property was built in 1985.

On a park of 2600 m2, this beautiful house has been completely revisited by companions who have known by the recovery of all the materials dismantled and reassembled in the rules of the art of an old press, give back the soul of yesteryear to this superb building.

The preserved architecture reflects the tradition and invites in the refinement that the owner wanted to recreate. The main house of 180 m2 benefits from beautiful volumes and from the entrance crossed, the charm operates.

The 60 m2 living room sets the tone for the transformation, a bright and warm living space with its magnificent cob wall, its French windows with direct access to the south-facing terrace, beams several hundred years old that cross the room from side to side. part and its fireplace.

A beautiful staircase leads to the first floor and distributes 3 bedrooms, a large bathroom and a shower room.

The possibility of expanding this space by fitting out the second floor will be a definite asset and will be able to accommodate two other rooms.

The guest house with a surface area of 140 m2 is entirely to be fitted out and leaves the possibility of expressing and undertaking various possible achievements.
A project already carried out by an architect is available.

4 km from the A28 motorway, 8 km from Bernay and 40 km from Honfleur, this house offers an exotic setting halfway between the towns of the Normandy coast.