Norman house with unobstructed view of the valley

In one of the most beautiful villages in France, Bec-Helloin where its abbey is a pure masterpiece and in the small town of Neubourg known for its atypical market, this house built on a plot of 3600 m2 enjoys a view breathtaking in this Norman village, with half-timbered houses and flowered balconies.

Anxious to perpetuate the traditions ensuring the prestige of the beautiful Norman residence, the owner entrusted his project to a specialist in the construction of houses of character using noble materials and working in the rules of the art of design.

The building of 220 m2 facing south offers six rooms including a very warm living room adorned with a large fireplace, large windows and majestic beams assembled using old-fashioned techniques, a kitchen where a high-end piano sits professional.

The ground floor is completed by a bedroom with shower room, a laundry room and an independent living room with kitchen, which can accommodate guests or guests thanks to the adjoining suite.

The upstairs sleeping area consists of two carefully decorated bedrooms with a unique panoramic view of the abbey, each with its own universe.

On the edge of the forest, 15 minutes from Neubourg and 40 minutes from Honfleur, this property exudes charm, authenticity and character, it will suit lovers of Norman postcard landscapes.