A majestic, early 20th century manor house, its outbuildings and more than 7 ha of parklands, dominating the Seine estuary near to Trouville. Whether from the main gates or from those near to the garages, two driveways go around the property to the manor house. The first goes alongside the caretaker’s cottage, whilst the second goes, in the opposite direction, around a large farm building, an outbuilding in use as a garage as well as a workshop and along a double row of beech trees to reach to the other side of the manor house. Set between these two driveways, the garden slopes gently down towards the sea. The wooded slope behind the manor house goes up to the top of the hillside.