House in Villebaudon, Manche

Some homes are memorable from the very first glimpse. With its stone turret, sweeping archway and handsome slate roofs, this distinctive Normandy property makes an enchanting introduction to the life within.

Set in approximately six hectares of gardens and woodland at Villebaudon, the house offers around 331 m² of accommodation, combining beautifully presented interiors with remarkable architectural character. Substantial beams, exposed stone, a magnificent fireplace and individual touches give each space its own personality, while creating a wonderfully welcoming home.

The country kitchen is full of warmth, with wooden cabinetry, tiled worktops, exposed beams and a stove. There is ample space for dining, complemented by a practical back kitchen.

The kitchen opens into a vast dining and sitting room, where a magnificent stone fireplace takes centre stage. Terracotta floor tiles and rich timber textures create an inviting setting for long dinners and evenings beside the fire.

A spacious ground-floor bedroom offers a softer atmosphere, with elegant panelling, striped walls and two windows bringing in the daylight. A shower room and separate WC complete the principal ground-floor accommodation.

Upstairs, the grand salon is a highlight. Extending to approximately 69 m² beneath a soaring ceiling with exposed roof trusses, this exceptional room offers space for entertaining, relaxing or pursuing creative interests. A stone gable frames the glazed doors opening onto the balcony, providing a beautiful focal point.

Four further bedrooms, including one with an en-suite shower room and WC, offer flexible accommodation for family and guests. Several have space for seating, and exposed stonework adds to their charm. A further shower room serves this floor. The arrangement, with external access to the upstairs accommodation and an internal spiral staircase connecting the reception spaces, also lends itself to welcoming guests with a degree of independence.

Outside, the grounds are as much a part of the appeal as the house itself. Gardens and a vegetable plot give way to woodland, where established paths invite leisurely walks beneath the trees. A pond lies towards the lower part of the grounds, while a stream follows the edge of the land.

A barn, double garage, workshop, cellar and substantial ancillary spaces provide useful room for storage, hobbies and equipment.

With five bedrooms, generous reception spaces and enchanting grounds, this property lends itself beautifully to a bed-and-breakfast venture, offering guests a peaceful Normandy escape. It is equally inviting as a distinctive private home for those who love to welcome family and friends.

A rare and deeply individual property, bringing together the romance of a turreted stone house, the comfort of beautifully cared-for interiors and the pleasure of having your own woodland to explore.

Total living accommodation: approximately 331 m²

Ground floor
Kitchen – 19 m²
Living and dining room – 52 m²
Bedroom – 23 m²
Shower room – 9 m²
Separate WC – 2 m²
Hallway – 8 m²

First floor
Entrance hall – 19 m²
Grand salon – 69 m²
Bedroom – 19 m²
Bedroom – 30 m²
Bedroom – 17 m²
Suite – 32 m²
en-suite shower room – 9 m²
Additional shower room – 12 m²
Landing – 12 m²

Outbuildings and ancillary spaces
Back kitchen / utility room – 14 m²
Cellar – 19 m²
Boiler room – 32 m²
Double garage – 46 m²
Workshop – 22 m²
Barn – 58 m²

Outside
Balcony – approximately 15 m²
Land – 61,703 m², approximately 6.17 hectares

All areas are approximate and provided for guidance. Individual room areas have been rounded and may not add up to the overall total.
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