The old chapel of Colmare appeared in the 13th century with two windows and a rose window, distinctive of the time, then a second phase of construction was confirmed in the 17th century. In 1837, after having suffered dilapidation, it was restored thanks to the sale of a certain number of materials from the nave.

In 1970, the chapel was deconsecrated and sold at auction to become a home.

Its construction is made of bricks, flint and sandstone, as well as stained glass. It has a bell which tops the whole, a balcony and a remarkable garden. Additional buildings are also present on the property.

On the ground floor, once past the 80 cm thick wall, a living-dining room welcomes guests, facing a large fireplace equipped with a blower. The floors are paved with cabochons typical of the place. The shower room, decorated with pebbles in the style of the building, is functional, it is composed of a bathtub and a sink. A fairly basic kitchen, coupled with a utility room and boiler room, completes the ground floor.

Upstairs, at the top of a beautiful paving and wood staircase, there is a large bedroom with a view of the bell tower, with an extension of a second space to be converted into a bedroom or extra room. , with wooden balcony.

Living in this green setting and enjoying this atypical habitat is a unique opportunity, to be seized in the heart of the beautiful Normandy countryside. This charming town is authentic, it promises good times away from the urban hustle and bustle, while remaining close to centers of interest via the A28, Buchy, Rouen or Dieppe.

To discover for an immersive and original visit.

This residence is ideal for seasonal rental, second home or original place to exploit.Significant insulation, electrical and decoration work is to be expected.

ENERGY CLASS: E and CLIMATE CLASS: E
Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established using energy prices for the year 2021: between €1,900 and €2,620

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