Guyonne and Dominique have managed to keep the charm of family homes in this large bourgeois residence from the end of the 18th century while infusing it with a little modernity. This house, full of stories that the owners will love to tell you, has in fact been in their family since 1827! It has kept its parquet floors, a staircase that sometimes creaks and some old furniture weathered by time which goes well with the contemporary. Come and enjoy the park and its maze of small paths that wind through the woods. The pond, enclosed by a fence, is home to a number of fish and large carp come to "bub" in the sun. The royal prison and the 2 old churches of Tinchebray are well worth a visit. The Bocage is a land of livestock with numerous hiking trails, but also a land of ciders and perries renowned for tantalizing the taste buds.
Beautiful residence from 1777 adjoining the owners. Ground floor: entrance, WC, living room/kitchen area with large bay window opening onto the terrace, lounge. 1st floor: 2 bedrooms (1 double bed, 2 single beds, baby bed), bathroom, WC. 2nd floor: 2 bedrooms (1 single bed, 1 double bed), shower room, WC. Dryer. Chopped wood central heating (additional charge: €60/week). Garden 5000 m², 2 boxes, tack room, garage, sandbox. A small room adjacent to the garage allows you to change when returning from fishing or hiking and horse riding.
Ratings and quality marks
- 3 stars
- 3 ears of corn
- Gîtes de France
Prices
| Price | Min. | Max. |
|---|---|---|
| Week (appartment) | 450€ | |
| Week (appartment) | 500€ |