Historic Equestrian Estate of 69 Hectares Near Cabourg, 4 km from the Sea

Property Description

Exclusive. Just minutes from Cabourg, in the heart of the Côte Fleurie Historic equestrian estate of 69 hectares to be reinvented, 4 km from the sea.
Set in a preserved and historically rich environment, this exceptional stud farm spans 69 hectares of contiguous land and offers nearly 3,880 sqm of built space, presenting a rare opportunity on the Côte Fleurie for a prestigious heritage, equestrian, or hospitality project.
Main buildings:
A 1968 Californian-style villa of approximately 920 sqm, featuring remarkable modernist architecture and listed on the Inventory of Historic Monuments. It offers vast, light-filled volumes and a constant dialogue with the surrounding landscape.
A late 19th-century Norman manor house of approximately 270 sqm, a testament to regional architectural heritage, located in immediate proximity to the Canadian Paratroopers Memorial, giving the site a unique historical and memorial dimension.
Equestrian facilities and outbuildings:
A stud farm comprising 49 boxes, operational buildings, and residential spaces totaling approximately 2,300 sqm, suitable for a high-level equestrian activity or an ambitious conversion project.
A hangar of approximately 200 sqm.
Four independent houses totaling 293 sqm, ideal for staff accommodation, guests, or a rental project.
Land:
Approximately 50 hectares of agricultural land to the west.
Around 20 hectares of meadows and landscaped parkland surrounding the main buildings, offering privacy, open perspectives, and exceptional views.
The entire estate requires full renovation, allowing complete freedom for reinterpretation and redevelopment into an exceptional project.
A rare domain combining architecture, history, and land, just minutes from the beaches of the Côte Fleurie and in immediate proximity to Cabourg.
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