Giverny, Upper Normandy 27620

A 20th-century residence, with a conservatory and pond, in 6,281-m² grounds, 1 hour from Paris in the famous impressionist village of Giverny. The south-facing property stands in 6,281-m² landscaped grounds, of which 1,491 m² can be built upon, and can be reached via two electrically powered entrance gates. The grounds are sheltered from view and have been planted with remarkable specimens, such as Himalayan cedars and a row of lime trees alongside the drive leading to a parking area with capacity for up to four vehicles. Together, this forms a tree-filled and cosy setting, in harmony with the village's heritage spirit. The grounds also include a self-contained conservatory with angular lines and a double-leaf glazed door. There is also a water feature, including a waterfall, that finishes with a pond. The house was built at the beginning of the 20th century and boasts architecture typical of the era's charming residences. It is made from local stone topped by a roof of small tiles including brick chimney stacks. The man facade is entirely covered with Virginia creeper and blends into the rest of the surrounding vegetation. The edifice boasts three storeys, one of which is a basement level, as well as living space of approximately 230 m². A heated wrought-iron and glass conservatory adjoining the house boasts views over the grounds.