Between land and sea, in a charming village in the Cauchois region, there is a surprising building that looks like a Californian villa from the 1970s.

At the end of a discreet and quiet dead end, a private driveway runs alongside the house with its clean lines.
The front door opens onto a hall, on the left the subtly openwork beams hint at the large living room. The brick and stone walls, dear to the architects of the time, bring warmth and authenticity to the space.
The large bay windows bathe the room in light, casting shadows on the deep-coloured walls; the atmosphere is warm, and the fireplace lets you imagine pleasant evenings spent by the fire.

The recently built kitchen overlooks the garden, while the outdoor gallery offers a space to relax in the shade of the gentle Normandy sun while contemplating the surrounding countryside.
The corridor serves two bedrooms and a shower room, at the very end, the master suite extends across the width of the house, an office space opens onto a dressing room and the master bedroom and its bathroom.

A garage and a large basement that can be transformed into a workshop complete the building.

In a village with preserved charm, ideally located on the Rouen – Dieppe axis easily accessible from Paris and only 15 kilometers from the Alabaster Coast, this pleasant single-storey house is reminiscent of the famous Case Study Houses dotting the Californian desert, like a journey through time, the house offers a lifestyle focused on the outdoors where modern comfort rubs shoulders with a strong architectural bias.

ENERGY CLASS: in progress / CLIMATE CLASS: in progress
DPE in progress

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