Authentic and timeless charm Built in 1760 and expanded in the 19th century, this residence, more accurately described as a Norman manor, captivates with its appearance and harmonious proportions. The combination of sandstone, brick, and flint, typical of the Pays de Caux, gives it undeniable charm and authenticity. The south facade, symmetrical and balanced, offers a striking spectacle, while at the back, the church and the presbytery integrate perfectly into the heart of the Norman village. The 4-hectare park (with the possibility of acquiring an additional 6 hectares of meadows) is planted with magnificent local species, ensuring preserved intimacy and distant, soothing views from every window. A functional and spacious family home The central hall opens onto an elegant staircase with a wrought iron railing. To the right, two interconnecting living rooms, adorned with oak flooring and authentic fireplaces, invite relaxation. A distribution corridor at the back ensures smooth circulation between the reception rooms. To the left of the entrance hall, a dining room and a large family kitchen, dominated by a large sandstone fireplace, complete the living spaces. With its 450 square meters, 10 bedrooms, and 3 bathrooms, this residence is a true family home. On the first floor, a gallery adorned with woodwork leads to large bedrooms with fireplaces and closets. The second floor, fully converted, is accessible by its own staircase. An independent annex house Within the property, one of the outbuildings is converted into a guest house. With 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 WCs, a kitchen, and a living room, it is a true house that can serve a tourist or rental purpose. A privileged environment in Normandy This property benefits from an exceptional location between the marinas of Dieppe and Saint-Valery-en-Caux. Just 10 minutes from the beaches of Veules-les-Roses, a popular holiday destination, it offers an ideal living environment in the heart of a village in the Pays de Caux. Only two hours from Paris, seven hours from London, and four to five hours from Luxembourg or Brussels, this beautiful residence awaits its owner, passionate about Belle Époque buildings, ready to restore it to its former glory.