1 Bedroom Gite in Saint-Lo

Auberge France - La Vimonderie

is an impressive early 18th century Norman longhouse, built from local stone and granite, with land of just under 6 acres laid out to pasture and an old walled orchard. It is situated at the south eastern edge of the Parc des Marais, and 6 miles north of St. Lô. Auberge France is an ancient French cider farm, and has been carefully renovated, furnished with antiques and modern furniture alike. The salon with its large fireplace provides a welcoming atmosphere on cooler days for a quiet read from the many books on art, wine, philosophy or English, French, German and Spanish literature, or for playing a board game or watching TV.
History of House - origin 16th/17th C, the main house was



added in the 18th C. It has belonged since the beginning to the family Vimond and became the Manor in the late 17th C (Seigneur de Vimond ) - horsy gent - and his land - the "domaine : la Vimonderie"

the "Moroccan Room" is decked in rich/eastern colors and accommodates 2 people. It has an en-suite shower and W.C. For leisure a TV and integrated VCR are provided.