Beautiful property in Calvados, Bayeux, France,14400

Between individuals Bayeux, France,14400
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Family home, in the historical center
The complex is made up of four buildings, two of which face the rue du Général de Dais.
A first part which constitutes the entrance, gives access to a large reception room with exposed beams. One goes up one floor by a very old interior stone staircase with religious inscriptions in Latin, which mark the belonging of the place to ancient places of worship, attached to the chapel of Saint Nicolas des Courtils, which is adjacent on the back.
This staircase serves two floors.
A new section was built all the way to the back. Made of two floors, it is composed of 8 rooms, sanitary and stairs.
Two other very old parts attached to the whole by common living rooms give in rooms served by superb stone staircases on 4 to 5 levels.
Equipment and features:
Gas central heating
Some parts heated electrically on the ground
Parking spaces on the street
Possibility of entering a vehicle in a yard
Three landscaped courtyards
Cellar equipped with relaxation (discotheque or other)
Cellar and boiler room
Close to shops; 30 minutes from Saint-Lô; 30 minutes from Caen; 1 hour from Deauville

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Bayeux, “city in the countryside” capital of the D-Day landing beaches, located in the heart of a renowned agricultural area with a protected natural environment, is a unique Norman city with an exceptionally preserved heritage. Bayeux is renowned throughout the world for its famous Tapestry, a masterpiece of 11th century Romanesque art. This astonishing woolen embroidery on linen canvas tells the extraordinary story of William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy, and his accession to the throne of England in 1066. It is preserved in the Bayeux Tapestry Museum.

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