Situated in a well kept Normandy village, this detached house of 150m2 habitable (plus one studio of 70m2) was built at the end of the 19th beginning of the 20th century and has been lovingly and tastefully restored.                                                                                             

On the ground floor there is a luminous,spacious lounge (40m2) with traditional 'recovered' tiled floor, large open fireplace and french windows openning directly onto the patio and private garden. The personalised handcrafted kitchen (14m2) on a rustic theme, incorporates traditional cement wall tiles. There is also a double bedroom (14m2), seperate shower and wc, laundry space and floor to ceiling cupboards.       

On the first floor there are two double bedrooms (14m2), one is ensuite, both have built in cupboards. 

 The second floor comprises one large, light and airy ensuite bedroom which can easily accomodate two double beds and workroom space (28m2). It has panoramic views over the garden and surrounding countryside. 

The house has mains water, elecrticity and sewage, partial double glazing, gas central heating and an open fireplace which incorporates a heat recovery system.

In a private part of the garden, situated over the double garage, is a light south facing studio appartment which comprises spacious lounge with integrated handcrafted kitchen, bedroom, shower room and separate wc. (70m2) 

As well as the double garage , other outbuildings comprise a workshop and wine cellar.

The house is situated on 1,680m2 and is surrounded by a private, well cared for garden with  mature shrubs and trees.

The village of St Martin du Manoir has a village shop, school, GP, bus service, church and communal sports facilities. There are two riding centres, two golf courses and a hypermarket nearby.  Although situated in the countryside, St Martin has easy access to the cross channel ferry, Paris and the coastal resorts of Honfleur  and Deauville to the west and Fecamp and Etratat to the east. The airport of Octeville is 8kms away, the A13 and A28 motorways are five minutes away and there is a mainline railway station in Le Havre. Le Havre is a thriving social, cultural and commercial centre and is designated a UNESCO heritage site. Rich in history and gastronomic tradition this area of Normandy provides something for everyone.