Renovated 6 bedroom Country Propety for sale with countryside view in Lisieux, Normandy
This beguiling country residence benefits from a privileged location between just 5 minutes from Lisieux train station (direct service to Paris in 1h30) and 30 minutes from Deauville, offering the perfect balance between tranquillity and accessibility.
Nestled in peaceful countryside yet close to all amenities, it offers an exceptional quality of life - calm and privacy without isolation.
Shops, schools, and beaches are all within easy reach, while the lush setting preserves an atmosphere of serenity and discreet exclusiv...
This beguiling country residence benefits from a privileged location between just 5 minutes from Lisieux train station (direct service to Paris in 1h30) and 30 minutes from Deauville, offering the perfect balance between tranquillity and accessibility.
Nestled in peaceful countryside yet close to all amenities, it offers an exceptional quality of life - calm and privacy without isolation.
Shops, schools, and beaches are all within easy reach, while the lush setting preserves an atmosphere of serenity and discreet exclusivity.
Restored with great taste, the 6 bedroom property was built in the traditional Augeron style with stone and half-timbering under old terracotta tiles, this 19th-century property has been meticulously renovated to the highest standards.
Its authentic character has been carefully preserved, with terracotta floors, parquet, exposed beams and fine craftsmanship throughout.
The interior decor is particularly elegant - inspired by travel and refined details such as carved Indian doors - creating a warm, soulful home that blends timeless charm with understated luxury.
It comes with a bright and harmonious layout, of approximately 220 m2 with superb reception areas, bathed in natural light, with an ideal flow for family life or entertaining.
Ground floor: Entrance hall with cloakroom (8 m2) Impressive cathedral-style living room (61 m2) with a stone fireplace, glazed timber framing, and panoramic views over the surrounding countryside
Stylish fitted kitchen (25.4 m2) featuring an elegant glass partition opening onto a cosy sitting area and office space (30 m2)
Beautiful master suite (28 m2) with a refined shower room, private WC, and hotel-quality finishes
First floor: Five bright and tastefully decorated bedrooms (14 m2, 11.25 m2, 7.30 m2, 6 m2 and 10 m2)
Cathedral-style landing (5 m2)
Family bathroom with bath, shower and WC (5.4 m2)
Mezzanine (13.6 m2) connected by a walkway to the fifth bedroom - a versatile and elegant space
The combination of quality materials, high-quality finishes and carefully curated decor gives the home a uniquely warm and sophisticated atmosphere. Every room exudes comfort, authenticity and charm.
Equestrian Facilities and Outbuildings -
Set within almost 3 hectares (approximately 7.4 acres), the property features a small, well-designed equestrian area with paddocks and open pastures that blend naturally into the landscape.
Outbuildings, built in the same architectural style, include:
A main building housing a garage, workshop, laundry room and storage spaces
A wooden stable with 3 boxes, ideal for horses or other animals, both functional and beautifully integrated into the setting
A half-timbered technical outbuilding with boiler room and shower
For modern comfort: individual drainage, central gas heating (new boiler), and an electric gate.
The landscaped park, with mature trees, orchard, vegetable garden and a small pond, creates a tranquil and enchanting environment.
From the house, enjoy sweeping views over the rolling hills of the Pays d'Auge - a countryside scene of pure beauty.
This discreet and intimate setting invites relaxation and a true sense of escape.
This is a rare opportunity in the heart of Normandy combining authentic Normandy architecture, refined decor, and modern comfort,- ideal as a main residence or as an elegant second home.
It will appeal to those who love heritage homes, tasteful interiors, nature, and the equestrian lifestyle, all just minutes from Lisieux and the beaches of Deauville.
A truly exceptional and inviting property, where every detail reflects quality, serenity and the timeless art of Norman living.
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