A couple of readers have kindly written to me explaining that while you enjoy seeing the properties I show for sale, many would prefer some smaller less expensive houses to dream over.
So today let's pretend that we have maximum 200,000 euros to spend on a property in Normandy. We prefer an old house with character, and we don't mind if it needs a little restoration, and total redecorating! Do you agree with these criteria? Good, then here is my selection for you to carry around in your mind this weekend .......
I am showing you one of my favourites first of all, comes complete with a stable, chicken house, pond, large garden, wine cellar and huge attic to renovate
These properties are mostly further west in Normandy than us, often in the traditional Normandy style, that is long and narrow, rooms leading from one into another, usually with several fireplaces.
The beams showing through the structure is also typical of the region, on this house I love the exterior staircase
From the so sweet to the more imposing!
Voila! I have to add that I am not an estate agent, and the agencies have not paid me to show these properties, it's just my pleasure for an in-between-season weekend. If however you want more details on any of the houses, just drop me a line and I'll give you the link.
Happy dreaming!
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Hi Sharon, This is fun! Have a great weekend. Gina
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing these smaller homes. I'm a new follower of yours and just love all your beautiful pictures. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Love the first house...if only....
ReplyDeleteLOVE the smaller homes....so cozy....thank you...smiles
ReplyDeleteVery cute dahhling.. I prefer your more grand selections as you would imagine!
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking, especially #7!
ReplyDeleteThank you for make us dream...
Silvia
LOVE. Awesome spot to do some dreaming - anyone want to go in on a co-op vacation spot???? Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteHave a marvelous weekend.
Fun post! I love watching House Hunters International. Who knew I just needed to click on your blog! :) Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! They all have potiential. And isn't it amazing how a climbing rose can make anything charming? ha.
ReplyDeleteI loved reading this! I wish you could find the house in Normandy that we went to on our first buying trip to France for my shop! It was fabulous! They sold antiques from their home as well as from their barn! I will have to investigate some and maybe you will know where it is! Loved this post!
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Thanks for sharing! They are all so cute; I love the idea of vacation co-ops as suggested by one of your other commenters :)
ReplyDeleteThe first house is perfect. Thank you for the lovely photos. Amy
ReplyDeleteOh YES PLEASE...NUMBER 3!Thankyou for your beautiful and inspiring blog.Kind regards Polly
ReplyDeleteWonderful ... definitely homes to day dream about !
ReplyDeleteWe are considering another move .. and I am looking at smaller homes and imagining them with rooms painted white and lots of large windows with beautiful views.
For 2 people and hopefully , someday, another dog and maybe a cat ... even a chicken or two, this sounds perfect :)
......Dreaming...... :) ♥
ReplyDeletexoxo laurie
The first house for me, please! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThey are all so charming. I like the "Voila" one best and can invision doing something with it. I reall want to come back to Normandy this summer since Enno and I have found out it is not hard to drive from our home in Holland. Thanks for sa=haring the smaller ones. xo Jenny
ReplyDeleteWould buy them all in a nano second and fix them up. Dying love them all.
ReplyDeleteAdorable...I want one of those houses!
ReplyDeleteLoving these gorgeous homes! You'd never get anything so spectacular in Sydney for that price! Not even a decent one bedroom apartment!
ReplyDelete~ Clare x
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