Vernon, Upper Normandy 27200

80 km from Paris, at the foot of the Norman Vexin, an 18th-century former priory with its outbuildings converted into living spaces and a 3,000 m² plot of land. The former priory comprises two parts: the main residence, built in a rectangular plan, at the rear of which are a large basin, an open kitchen with an adjoining terrace, and an outbuilding, and a group of four dwellings, including a gîte, fully renovated, with storage outbuildings. The roof coverings of the buildings, tiled, are intermittently pierced by dormer windows and protect the façades, rhythmically punctuated by small-paned openings or sliding bays. A gravelled parking area, an orchard, and a vegetable garden make up the property's exteriors, entirely enclosed by walls.