Evreux, Upper Normandy 27000

About 100 km from Paris, on a peninsula, a vast residence, its tropical greenhouse, and its independent apartment. The property, bordered by the river, sits on a peninsula commonly referred to as 'the island'. The dwelling, two stories high, includes a central habitable part, then on its left a section consisting on the first level of living rooms and a gallery decorated with openwork wooden lattices, leading to the garage and the former wagon workshop, and on the second level an apartment with a balcony and a wooden balustrade. The central part is topped with a two-pitched roof of tiles, with a chimney flue on its façades, which are covered with beige plaster and exposed bricks, supported by timber cantons at the rear. Some windows are arched, framed by brick facing. The left section shows a brick and timber-framed façade, topped by a two-pitched tile roof, lower than that of the central body. An old mill, a tropical greenhouse, and a garden complete the estate.