Historic house in the heart of town and garden crossed by a stream

Neufchâtel-en-Bray is a charming town in the Pays de Bray with countryside accents, enjoying a town center around the church and the market square, with its local shops and amenities.
It is easily accessible from the A29 and 30 minutes from Rouen and the sea.

Just a few steps away, this old house hosted the gray nuns known as “Les Cordelières” in the 16th century who provided care to patients.

This authentic Norman brick and tile building benefits from an exceptional location giving it a lovely exposure. In addition to its generous volumes spread over 3 levels, it has an incredible garden crossed by a small stream, a pond and a large period outbuilding.

Entering from the street side, a living room decorated with its beams and fireplace is revealed. Subsequently, the space separates into a veranda section, bathed in light and facing the garden.
A fully equipped kitchen with a large central table, without forgetting the pantry which completes the whole.

Inter-floor, a cozy living room opening onto the exterior offers a pleasant reception area, then a master bedroom with an adjoining shower room completing this 1st floor.

On the 2nd floor, the space offers 3 spacious bedrooms on the street and garden side, as well as a small toilet.

A large garage with a hinged door is attached to the house allowing parking of a large vehicle and storage of equipment.

At the back, quiet and perfectly sunny, the garden is splendid, it offers a green and bucolic setting, with its stream, its small bridge and the beautiful white stone outbuilding typical of the region.

A true haven of peace steeped in history and offering beautiful spaces to discover for an easier family life, close to the city’s centers of interest.

ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR2,190 and EUR3,010

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