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In the heart of the Pays d'Auge, 20 minutes from the sea and 2h15 from Paris, a few minutes from Beuvron-en-Auge ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, a Renaissance manor from the 16th century listed on the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments (ISMH).
Built in Caen stone and covered with slate, it offers approximately 380 sqm of living space over three levels.
The main façade, rhythmically punctuated by its regular bays and sculpted dormer windows, features typical Calvados Renaissance architecture.
The main staircase in stone and solid wood is a major feature of the manor. It serves the three levels and demonstrates the original quality of construction. All furniture has been selected to blend in with the old structure and enhance the volumes.
On the ground floor: central entrance with period staircase, large corner lounge with monumental fireplace, dining room for twelve guests and a fully equipped kitchen with central island.
On the first floor: main suite with bedroom, boudoir, dressing room and bathroom; second suite with private water room; third bedroom and independent bathroom.
On the second floor: fourth bedroom, water room and room under the rafters.
Full basement with cellar, boiler room and storage.
The approximately 8,000 sqm land includes landscaped park, orchard and a stone shed used as a storage room.
The property borders a river and benefits from a quiet environment, close to shops and services.
Manor delivered with all furniture.
Historic Monument enjoying tax advantages: deduction of expenses from taxable income (or 50% of expenses if no visit) and exemption from inheritance tax if kept for 15 years by heirs.

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