Chateau Manche Basse Normandy France with Carp Lake and grounds all set in 5 acres

Name: Chateau Manche Basse Normandy France with Carp Lake and grounds all set in 5 acres
Brand: Chateau Manche Basse Normandy France with Carp Lake and grounds all set in 5 acres
SKU: freeadsz-195004
Price: 3500 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3 (41 reviews)

3500 GBP

An imposing,impressive home or/and business. A Magnificent example of French architecture.Approached through ornate iron gates that lead you down a long sweeping driveway. stunningly framed with Pin oaks and redwood trees.The pretty frontage opens up to various living spaces [320m2] with original features. Outside there is a fully stocked carp lake [2000m2], abundant wildlife and a beautiful ancient Summerhouse. Steeped in History dating back to the 1st Crusades. Arrive at Cherbourg and you are already there,in the Manche! From the U.K. It's one of the most accessible regions of France with 3 ferry ports to choose from. And 3 airports too, at Deauville, Caen and Dinard.
The epicentre of Manche region,with the weather on par with Jersey.Three hours to Paris. An area of outstanding natural beauty with wonderful flora and fauna. World Heritage site Mont Saint Michel is here.Bayeux Tapestry.The D.Day Landing Beaches
Near to the St Lo Haras National and much more. Long wide sandy beaches to explore warmed by the gulf stream. Beach sports. Beautiful parks and gardens to discover. A maze at Coutances. Many local markets, Brocantes and Antiques shops. Museums, art, concerts, theatre, cinema, bowling and much more to enjoy.
Un Peu d'Histoire: In the Middle ages there were 7 Fiefdoms[kingdoms] in the Parishes of Le Lorey and Camprond all owing allegiance to the Baron of Marigny.
Enguerrand of Camprond,Lord of the Manoirs of Le Lorey and Camprond took part in the 1st Crusade with Robert Shorthose,Duke of Normandy and son of William the Conqueror. Later in the 16th Century,the Luzerne family succeeded the Camprond family and in the 17th Century Le Lorey and Camprond became two distinct Fiefdoms.Le Lorey remained in the ownership of the La Luzerne family until 1710,the year in which Fraslin of Moncel,a privateer from Granville, recently enobled by King Louis X1v in return for financial aid and became Lord of Le Lorey until the French Revolution in.

Location: South East - Surrey

Added on 21 days ago and expires on 23 November, Ad id: 195004

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