Just fifteen kilometres from Deauville in the Normandy region, this magnificent chateau with numerous outbuildings is set in five hectares of gardens and meadows, with a further twenty hectares of land with a farming lease. While the two extremities of the chateau date from the seventeenth century, the central section was constructed in the nineteenth century after a fire partially destroyed the original construction. The property commands an exceptional panoramic view of the valley dominating the town of Pont l’Evêque. A former water tower has been entirely restored and revamped to create a guest house while other annexes include a caretaker’s house as well as buildings used as garages and offices. With a covered swimming pool. The ensemble is set in delightful grounds boasting centennial trees. Complete file on request.