Equestrian property for sale between Forges-les-Eaux and Rouen

Equestrian property on 6 hectares in Normandy bocage

A lover of dressage, competition or hiking horses, here is this equestrian property to accommodate your breeding on 6 hectares of quality and flat pastures. The immense 60 by 40 arena allows you to work your horses in all seasons. The barn built in 2010 has 7 boxes and a tack room. The outbuildings of the old farmhouse are functional and in good condition. The old Bouverie from 1772, a typical Normandy oxen stable described by Maupassant in the novel Bouvard et Pécuchet, is magnificent. Its two vaulted cellars for maturing the famous regional cheese of Neufchâtel are preserved. A change of use could perhaps justify an investment towards a tourist activity. The large agricultural shed houses straw and hay, as well as the agricultural equipment necessary for equestrian breeding and the maintenance of the meadows. Beyond the bocage landscape, the natural pond guarantees the quality of the biodiversity of the place. The two-hundred-year-old trees including a gigantic walnut tree, the well fed by a spring; all this ensures this character property for sale a privileged environment, far from any residential area. Around this village in the Pays de Bray, a typical and preserved region of Normandy, you can hike on 30 marked trails, or 336 km. Among these trails, 25 have a GPS track, which allows you to easily travel them. Along these hiking trails, you can discover many elements of the local terroir: Built heritage, nature reserves, local products ... Not far away, the green avenue London Paris allows cyclists to reach London from our capital via the Ferry-Boat Dieppe-Newhaven. This is an additional attraction of the Pays de Bray and its spa resort of Forges les eaux. Beautifully and authentically renovated Mansion

On sandstone foundations, the original Norman house was built in a mixture of bricks and white stones in the 18th century, raised in brick in the 19th to transform it into an elegant mansion. The recent renovation has preserved the authenticity while adding the comfort of our time. The terracotta floors on the ground floor are warm and the numerous double-glazed openings ensure brightness even in winter. A large and warm kitchen welcomes family and guests around the central table, its large fireplace is equipped with a polyflam system which provides very efficient wood heating in addition to the central heating. The entrance opens onto a beautiful living room with wood paneling and open fireplace. In the boiler room-laundry room accessible from the living room and the garden, a pretty spiral staircase goes up to a real independent studio including a bedroom with kitchenette and bathroom. The main wooden staircase goes up to a landing which serves 3 bedrooms, a bathroom. Continuing up to the 2nd floor, we discover a magnificent sleeping area fitted out under the attic where a beautiful bathroom is installed. A large office space completes the decor. In a family home or guest house, the potential is there!

A country village full of history but connected

In the shadow of its bell towers, the village depends on the intercommunality of Quatre Rivières, close to Forges-les-Eaux and Gournay-en-Bray. These two small towns have many local shops. Direct sales at the farm allow you to buy the famous Neufchâtel cheese and all the dairy products derived from it, seasonal fruits, etc. Farmers' markets are frequent and rich in local and healthy products. Despite its isolation, the fiber has arrived at the property for sale. You are thus connected to the world. In a main residence or a second home, a family has the peace and space to live in harmony.

A beautiful immediate environment

The property is quiet, the distant view of the meadows and the Normandy bocage. If you are looking for a place to recharge your batteries less than 2 hours from Paris, an hour from the beaches of Côte d'Albâtre, between the Bay of Somme and Honfleur, you are there!

Leforestier immobilier, specialist in Norman houses in Normandy, between Rouen and Saint-Valéry en Caux, from the Côte d'Albâtre to the loops of the Seine