Property crossed by the river in one of the most beautiful villages in France

In the heart of the medieval village of Bec-Hellouin, listed among the most beautiful in France, this authentic Norman house, built in 1972, nestles in a 2.2-hectare green setting, crossed by the peaceful waters of the Risle River.

Behind its half-timbered walls, the spaces are organized around a cathedral-style living room of nearly 45 m², warmed by a majestic stone fireplace. Light floods in generously through the openings, revealing a soft and cozy atmosphere. The kitchen opens onto a sun-drenched veranda, while a master suite with a shower room and a separate reading room offer spaces conducive to rest or inspiration.

Upstairs, three bedrooms, an office, a bathroom, and a separate toilet extend this peaceful atmosphere, each opening onto the lush green landscape. The materials, perspectives, and volumes give each corner an extra touch of soul.

A secluded guest house extends the magic of the setting. Two horse stalls, a tack room, a spacious reception room with a bar, a guest bedroom, and an adjoining meadow welcome equestrian enthusiasts and nature lovers. Here, every detail seems designed to savor the passing of time.

The river winds beneath century-old trees. The valley stretches to the abbey, and the silence, broken only by birdsong, creates a picture-postcard setting. A rare place, imbued with elegance, memory, and freedom.

Only 1.5 hours from Paris and 15 minutes from Le Neubourg, this intimate retreat combines the charm of a family home with the tranquility of a refuge in the heart of nature.

ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: E
Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices as of January 1, 2021: between €5,060 and €6,890

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisque.gouv.fr