Located on the hills above Trouville, Emile Garcin is delighted to present this stone-built mansion dating from the end of the 17th century. The property has a fascinating history, having been constructed by the monks of the Abbey of Fécamp by order of the Parliament of Rouen, who wanted the Barons of Hennequeville to establish a presence on their domain. The main mansion offers around 500 m² of living area, comprising on the ground floor: entry hall, dining room, large living room with fireplace, kitchen with dining area, guest WC; on the 1st floor: bedroom # 1 with shower room and WC, bedroom # 2, shower room, WC, bedroom # 3; entre-sol between the 1st and the 2nd floors (above the dining room): landing and bathroom; on the 2nd floor: large bedroom # 4 with shower room and WC and sea view, large bedroom # 5, landing, bedroom # 6, bedroom # 7. The property also presents a guest house, comprising on the ground floor: living room, bathroom, dressing room, WC, kitchen; on the 1st floor: dormitory, bedroom # 1, bathroom, bedroom # 2 and attic. The outbuildings total around 300 m² of floor space and currently present a games room, a garage with attic and a two-bedroom duplex apartment. There are parking spaces located in front of the garage and the grounds also feature a heated swimming pool (6 x 13 metres).