Le Clos du Haut

Le Clos du Haut embodies the timeless charm of Normandy’s half-timbered houses. Exposed wooden beams blend seamlessly with brick and stone, creating a refined yet inviting atmosphere.

“The complete renovation of the house took over three years, carried out partly by local artisans and partly by us, with the help of our family and friends. Our goal was to preserve the authenticity of the old house while modernizing its foundations and amenities. We kept the original fireplace, brick walls, and brick-tile floors, while everything else was entirely redone using high-quality, sustainable materials—oak half-timbering, hemp and lime walls, natural stone flooring, original bricks, zellige tiles, ceramic mosaics, and handwoven wooden blinds,” says Limor.

To complement the freshly renovated interiors, the owners carefully sourced furniture, incorporating cherished pieces passed down through their families. The result? A home that feels both elegant and comforting, like a place you’ve always known.

Perched above the hills, Le Clos du Haut offers a perfect retreat for relaxation and exploration in the Normandy countryside. From the raised terrace, guests can take in the rolling landscape and fruit orchards—where, in season, they are welcome to pick apples, cherries, plums, and pears straight from the trees.

Food lovers will enjoy visiting a local market or following the Cider Route, which winds through picturesque villages like Beuvron-en-Auge and Cambremer, both ranked among the most beautiful in France.

Nature enthusiasts can venture along hiking trails or head towards the Manche: the beautiful beaches of the Normandy coast, Honfleur, and Deauville are just 20 minutes away, while the cliffs of Étretat and Mont-Saint-Michel are only an hour’s drive!