A fourteenth century farm house style cottage, with a barn, stables, cellar, and a stall with 2 horseboxes. Beautiful property on 1h 72 of enclosed land planted with trees, situated between Alençon and Sées. With extraordinary potential.

Normandic 18th century farmhouse, restored in 1993 with its authentic character. First owner after the restoration. Lasting privacy due to its setting on agricultural land at a quiet local road. Situated at 200 m above sea level with a splendid view close to Camembert in the hilly country of the Pays d'Auge, which is famous for its cider and calvados. Shops, restaurants, physicians and other services at 8 km distance in the regional centre Vimoutiers. The small towns of Lisieux (Calvados) and Argentan (Orne) are at a mere 30 minute drive and offer well-visited weekly markets. The university town of Caen and the mundane seaside resorts Deauville, Trouville and Honfleur are at 1 hour distance, Paris 2.5 hours by car or train. The area features many stud-farms and is well known for its outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, horse riding and golf.

Former, renovated farmhouse in the ‘Normandy Alps’, the hilly region between Orne and Calvados. It is in a village with bakery and grocer. Other shops and supermarkets at 5 minutes in Athis de l’Orne. Condé sur Noireau 5 kms, Flers, known for its shopping, at 15 minutes, Falaise 25 minutes and Caen at 40 minutes. The beaches of Normandy, including the famous D Day beach are at 1 hour. The area is well known for its many outdoor activities, like hiking and cycling (650km of tracks), parapente, horse back riding, climbing, canoeing and fishing.

Normandy : former fruitpress-building (pressoir) in the Pays d’Auge (well known for its cider and calvados brandy), very well restored, quiet situation about 10 minutes from the ocean. The house is in between Cabourg, Deauville, Cambremer, Beuvron and Auge, among the most beautiful and floral villages of France.