When you enter the village, you will only see it, attracted by its renovated facade dotted with large windows, a large terrace and a long balcony. What a privilege to live there! Its garden is protected from the street by a wall over the entire garden and from the Eure canal with a fence and gate allowing the pleasure of playing with the ducks or fishing in the fresh air.

Its surface area is impressive.

From the garden level to the attic, all the rooms spread over 315 m2 of useful space (212 m2 of living space) have a function: among them, each member of the family will find their preference.

The ground floor is dedicated to living together: entrance, dining room, living room, terrace and kitchen form a unit because without a door and at the same time each has its own imprint thanks to their style.

The 1st floor with parquet flooring is the haven of daydreaming, relaxation and well-being: the 3 bedrooms, dressing room and office are spacious but the best part is that of the parents with its 20 m2 and its bay window opening onto the balcony spinning.

The 2nd floor with 2.65 m2 in height and a surface area of ??40 m2 serves as a games room or even a dormitory during family celebrations - this useful surface area, with some small work, will become a beautiful living space.

Know how to appreciate the layout and decoration of the living rooms up to the majestic bathroom (16 m2).

The feeling of space and height are there.

The terrace overlooks the landscaped garden and the Eure canal.

The long balcony is a distant observation post.

To summarise, at the Gates of Normandy, there is a "grand" house, atypical and authentic. She is a beautiful bourgeois to love and she will be appreciated whatever the role you give her: family home, secondary or main residence - One thing is certain is that the children who grow up there will remember her more late.

The department of Eure is in Upper Normandy, in the north of France and offers some of the best links from the UK. Its name comes from the river which runs through it.

The area boasts wonderful natural landscapes as well as a cultural heritage. Nature lovers will love the area and the local people are committed to the protection of the environment, in which agriculture plays an important role in the department's economy.

Places to visit would be Chateau-Gaillard (there are another 5 or 6 chateaux to discover) and Pointe de la Roque, as well as the gorgeous scenery (forest, countryside, plains and valleys). The towns are also full of charm and character.

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