An old Norman House is something rare ! Indeed, their number is limited and it would be illusory, today like tomorrow, to build new ones. Even so, if they were new, they would not have the same charm, the same "juice". They speak to us by the stories they tell us, by the lives, the cries, the joys they still resound. In these turbulent times, the value of things seems questioned every day, you want to secure your heritage but also to enjoy life. Today the financial investments clearly admit certain limitations. In addition to their value that can fluctuate strongly, they don't offer any return in our daily lives.
For us, it is therefore more than ever the time to buy.
In addition to the reality of the investment and its sustainability in the future, there is always the pleasure of owning a rare and often unique object. The pleasure of "sharing" in front of the stone fireplace, with family or friends, weekend after weekend, holiday after holiday. The pleasure of contemplating the wealth and exclusivity of noble features, of lost knowhow, the poetry of ancient, patinated materials, sometimes even damaged, but still rich.
The pleasure finally to transmit some day to your family, a part of their own story...
... True values are there.
Jean-Charles CONNIER
