L’Écurie de Ravenoville
FORMER STABLE NEAR THE BEACH
In the South Wing of the Ravenoville Manoir, a unique journey awaits visitors.
The estate’s former stable has been fully restored into a warm and elegant vacation home, a soothing family retreat where past and present blend harmoniously.
Here, every carefully chosen decorative object recalls the original purpose of this unique place, inviting the imagination to wander through history.
This refuge, with its incomparable authentic charm, also offers contemporary amenities and all the modern comforts of a holiday home dedicated to relaxation and conviviality.
At the heart of the house, the open kitchen, connected to the large living area, becomes the scene of happy shared moments with family or friends. The impressive high ceilings combined with the house’s southern orientation allow for exceptional natural light throughout the seasons.
In the warmer months, you can settle in the house's private garden, facing the wisteria, or explore the estate’s park and its surroundings. In winter, you will appreciate the particularly cozy atmosphere created by the central stove.
Upstairs, the three double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms offer a perfect combination of privacy, comfort, and space, making it an ideal configuration for a stay with family or friends.
Let the magic of the place work its wonders and memories be made…
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Location History
The dovecote built in 1621 was habitable from the start of the 18th century. Abandoned for nearly one hundred and fifty years, Pierres d’Histoire started reconstruction in September 2013. From then on, Pierres d’Histoire’s concern was to remain as close as possible to the spirit of the place. Nearly two years of work were necessary to achieve both an architectural coherence and an unusual result. The construction site included the workmanship of a stone mason and a carpenter working hand in hand to bring new life to this exceptional place. Before starting the structural works, it was necessary to clean out the rubble from the dovecote as well as the hundreds of glass bottles left here and there by the Germans. Then came the trickier job of cleaning the two thousand pigeonholes. These holes filled with over one hundred years of bird droppings were a challenge to clean as one can imagine. Then the frameworks had to be refurbished and a new roof installed. Following this, staircases were built; one going from the basement to the ground floor, and the second from the ground floor to the first floor. Finally, so as to make the Dovecote comfortable, modern conveniences were installed in such a way so as to not detract from the beauty of the original materials.
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