An exceptional character property from the Pays de Caux Beyond the brick gate, a long majestic driveway lined with linden trees leads you to the property, offering a spectacle of great elegance from the entrance. The master house, built with typical Saint-Jean bricks from this Normandy region, authentically embodies the charm of noble residences from the 18th century. Erected on a magnificent vaulted cellar, the building proudly stands over three levels. The ground floor features stunning reception rooms as well as a high-end kitchen, designed to host guests in a refined setting. Two distinct staircases provide access to the upper floors, where numerous bedrooms and bathrooms offer a decidedly contemporary comfort for family and guests. A park and an intimate garden The park, beautifully adorned with centuries-old trees, reflects the standing and character of the master house. At the back, sheltered from the wind and prying eyes, a charming priest's garden offers a peaceful haven conducive to relaxation. This intimate setting is perfect for organizing friendly summer receptions, while also providing an ideal playground for children. A swimming pool could easily find its place here, as well as a vegetable garden or landscaping for gardening enthusiasts. On the side, the former carriage house has been cleverly converted into a reception room, ideal for bucolic and warm parties. Elegant and highly useful outbuildings Adjacent to the master house, the former groom's house and stables have been converted into independent offices equipped with essential amenities for collaborators. A chicken coop houses a few hens that produce delicious organic eggs. Finally, a huge garage-workshop has been built in style by the owner, a passionate enthusiast of beautiful and vintage mechanics. The Alabaster Coast and the Pays de Caux Located in the triangle formed by Dieppe, Rouen, and Le Havre, the Pays de Caux is distinguished by its green valleys with wooded hills, which weave through an authentic landscape. To the north, it is bordered by the spectacular Alabaster Coast, famous for its white chalk cliffs, the highest in Europe. The beaches of Pourville, Sainte-Marguerite, Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer, and Veules-les-Roses attract swimming, relaxation, and water sports enthusiasts. The GR21 that runs along the Alabaster Coast is the second most frequented hiking trail in France. The local architectural heritage, rich and varied, reveals castles, manors, master houses, and Anglo-Norman villas, witnesses of a prestigious past. Our property for sale, located south of Dieppe, benefits from a privileged setting near a dynamic city whose port history still shapes its identity today. With its marina accommodating over 400 boats, its cross-channel terminal served by two ferries to England, its fishing port, and its commercial port, Dieppe remains a lively city all year round. In summer, the city showcases its finest assets to become a warm and vibrant seaside resort, offering its visitors a clever mix of history, culture, and seaside charm. Just two hours from Porte Maillot, three hours from Brussels, this character property offers a truly exceptional living environment. Leforestier Immobilier, the exclusive character real estate!