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Le Clos Normand

A walled orchard property in rural Normandy encloses stone buildings dating from the eighteenth century. Fifty to one hundred fifty guests gather within a converted storage building where whitewashed walls and a timber roof remain visible, contributing authenticity. Fruit trees—apple, pear, cherry—provide both heritage and seasonal decor without requiring floral design beyond the living landscape. Guest accommodations occupy a renovated farmhouse at the property's center, and ceremonies often begin among the trees before moving indoors for receptions.

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Ferme de La Rançonnière

Set back from a rural lane through open farming country, this restored farmstead centers on a Norman stone barn with timber lofts.

Hostellerie Saint-Martin

A countryside inn near a small Normandy village occupies a converted church building with intact stone walls and stained-glass windows preserved in corners.

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