Large farmhouse with outbuildings in the heart of the Normandy countryside close to the medieval town of Domfront and in the heart of cider country. The house is on the outskirts of a small village which boasts a regionally renowned restaurant and is home of the Cider and Pear museum. The local market town of Le Teilleul is less than two miles away and provides easy access to Domfront and Mont St. Michael . The house is central for exploring all the best that Normandy has to offer including the Swisse Normand , the D-day invasion beaches , the Bayeaux tapestry , the Cheese route as well as sandy beaches, forests and conservation areas.

Mont St Michel	Normandy Sunset

The property consists of the main building which has full planning permission for conversion and is over 30m long and 6m wide containing many beams, fireplaces and period details. Also included is a large colombage barn with the remains of an ancient cider press . At the back of the main house there is a beautiful stone built barn, again with exposed beams, which is in good condition and has previously been connected to both electric and water. At the side of this courtyard area there is the original bread oven , which is still in working order, and the rest of the building would provide useful storage. The original well is just beside the bread oven and has some of the old mechanics for lifting the water.

Please ask Jim or Anne for details vaynol.arms@btconnect.com