Farms and barns in Lower Normandy

14130 Fierville-les-Parcs

The Manor House of La Sapée, a 17th and 18th century manor farm in Fierville-les-Parcs (Calvados), illustrates Norman rural habitat with its agricultural outbuildings classified as Historic Monuments since 1993.

61250 Ménil-Erreux

La Ferme de la Normanderie, built in the 19th century in Ménil-Erreux, Normandy, is a rare example of an industrial farm that integrates distillery and livestock with an internal railway network.

Grange aux dîmes
14220 Espins

The barn with the tithes of Fousfur, a 14th century ecclesiastical mansion in Espins (Calvados), includes a 16th century prioral home. This historic monument bears witness to Norman religious architecture.

Ferme
14123 Ifs

The farm Saint-Bernard, a 17th-century building in Ifs (Calvados), is a former farm that became a town hall, classified as a historic monument for its facades and dovecote.

Ferme
14650 Carpiquet

The entrance door to the Abbatial Farm of Carpiquet, built in the 14th century, was a medieval vestige located in Calvados, linked to the Abbey of the Holy Trinity of Caen.

14140 au Mesnil-Simon

The manor house of the Varende, built in the 16th century in Mesnil-Simon (Calvados), is a typical example of Lexovian architecture, combining stone and wood panels, with a dovecote classified as a historical monument since 1933.

61300 Crulai

La Ferme de la Cornillère, built in the 3rd quarter of the 19th century in Crulai, Normandy, is a typical farm in the country of Ouche, combining architectural rationality and agricultural functionality.

50190 Marchésieux

The old farm known as Maison des Marais, built in 1773 in Marchesieux (Normandy), is an ecomuseum typical of the balge and thatched loins, illustrating the rural life of the Cotentin marshes before mechanization.