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This 16th century Manor was constructed in 1535 under the direction of Robert de Thumery, during the reign of François I. The construction was completed in 1550 by Claude de Lorraine, the first Duke of Guise, under the rule of Henri II. Throughout history, this Manor has been frequented by Henri IV for hunting expeditions. In 1679, a chapel dedicated to St Peter and St Paul was added to the estate. Later, in 1893, the Windsor family, English industrialists, acquired the Hermos Manor and turned it into their family estate. Located just 70 minutes away from Paris, the Manor is surrounded by a 12-hectare park adorned with various species of trees. The walkway and the lake offer enchanting views, making the park a peaceful haven that truly captures the essence of Normandy. The Manor offers two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and WC. The "Peony" room features one double bed and two singles, with a picturesque view of the walkway and the lake. The "Hydrangea" room offers one double bed and one single, with a charming view of the orchard and the apple trees.Description for Gite
LE LOGIS D'HERMOS can accommodate up to 37 guests and is located within the picturesque 12-hectare park of the Manor of Hermos. Surrounded by beautiful gardens, an orchard, and fields, with a lake just 200 meters away, this lodging is situated in a charming 16th-century building.On the ground floor, guests will find a spacious 110-square-meter room with a cozy fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and washing machine, a cloakroom, and restrooms. There is also a wheelchair-accessible bedroom with an adjoining bathroom on this level.
Upstairs, there are nine large bedrooms, each capable of accommodating between three and five people, and five additional bathrooms.
With its historic charm and ample space, LE LOGIS D'HERMOS is the perfect choice for large groups or families looking to enjoy a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature.
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To reach your destination, refer to Michelin map N°55 fold N°15. If you are coming from Paris, Rouen, or Caen, take the A13 and then the A28 until you reach junction 13 called "Domaine d'Harcourt." At this junction, turn left onto the D438 and continue for 400 meters. Then, make a right onto the D92 and drive for 1.5 kilometers. If you are coming from Evreux on the D613, when you reach the junction known as "Les Quatre Routes," turn right onto the D840 towards Le Neubourg. Once you pass Le Gros Theil, take a left onto the D92 and follow the signs for "Hermos." If you are coming from Alençon or Bernay, take the A28 until you reach junction N°13 and then follow the directions mentioned above.
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Attractions
- Château du Champ de Bataille: Located in Le Neubourg, this stunning 17th-century castle is surrounded by beautiful gardens and is known for its impeccable French Baroque architecture. Visitors can explore the castle's interior, admire the well-manicured gardens, and even enjoy a meal at the on-site restaurant.
- Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen: Situated in Rouen, this art museum houses an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts spanning from the Renaissance period to the 20th century. Visitors can appreciate works by renowned artists such as Monet, Renoir, and Degas.
- Jumièges Abbey: Located in Jumièges, this ancient abbey dates back to the 7th century and is considered one of the most beautiful ruins in France. Visitors can wander through the remains of the abbey, including the impressive twin towers, cloisters, and the Saint-Pierre church.
- Rouen Cathedral: Situated in the heart of Rouen, this magnificent Gothic cathedral is a masterpiece of medieval architecture. Visitors can admire its intricate stained glass windows, ornate facade, and the tombs of various notable figures, including Richard the Lionheart.
- Honfleur: A charming coastal town known for its picturesque harbor, colorful buildings, and art galleries. Visitors can stroll along the waterfront, explore the narrow streets filled with shops and restaurants, and visit the Sainte-Catherine Church, the largest wooden church in France.
- Giverny: Famous for being the home and inspiration of renowned artist Claude Monet, Giverny offers visitors the chance to explore Monet's former residence and gardens. The vibrant gardens, including the iconic water lily pond, are a true delight for art and nature lovers.
- Étretat: A coastal town known for its stunning cliffs and natural arches, Étretat offers breathtaking views of the English Channel. Visitors can hike along the cliffs, explore the pebble beaches, and take in the unique rock formations, such as the famous "Needle" and "Arch."
- Deauville: A glamorous seaside resort town, Deauville is known for its elegant architecture, luxurious hotels, and a famous horse racing track. Visitors can relax on the sandy beach, stroll along the famous boardwalk, or try their luck at the casino.
- Claude Monet's House and Gardens in Vernon: Situated in the town of Vernon, this is the former residence of Claude Monet and is now a museum dedicated to the artist's life and work. Visitors can explore the colorful gardens that inspired many of Monet's paintings and tour the charming pink house. 10. Château Gaillard: Located in Les Andelys, this medieval fortress was built by Richard the Lionheart and offers panoramic views of the Seine River Valley. Visitors can explore the castle ruins, climb the towers, and learn about the history of this strategic stronghold. These attractions provide a range of cultural, historical, and natural experiences for tourists in the vicinity of Chemin d'Hermos, Saint Eloi de Fourques, France.