A castle designed to receive

Three centuries of architecture and a new project to imagine

A residence that retains the scale, volumes and atmosphere of a true reception castle.

Barney & Associé presents in Saussay this transverse 18th century residence, built in 1721 and offering approximately 525 m² of living space.

It is situated in the heart of an estate of approximately 83,422 m² comprising gardens, meadows and woods. The proportions of the property, its vast reception areas and outbuildings give it a unique presence.

The interiors retain several period features, large openings, fireplaces and volumes that testify to the former purpose of the house.

The castle

Brick, stone and Norman park

Photographs by Barney & Associates
Façade of the 18th-century château in Saussay and its garden
Central facade of the 18th-century castle
Architectural details in brick and stone of the facade
1721 Year of construction provided by Barney & Associates
An 18th-century residence

An architecture whose volumes still tell the story of the art of entertaining

The castle is distinguished by a brick and stone facade, punctuated by tall openings.

Inside, the advertiser highlights the presence of Regency, Louis XV and Louis XVI style salons, as well as numerous antique elements.

This diversity creates a succession of atmospheres and perspectives: fireplaces, geometric floors, large windows, old circulation areas and reception rooms punctuate the visit.

Reception areas

Historic reception rooms and ballroom: the spectacular heart of the property

01

Period salons

Several salons are identified by the advertiser as Regency, Louis XV and Louis XVI.

02

Dance studio

A large reception room is one of the strongest features of the house.

03

Ancient elements

Fireplaces, staircases, proportions and architectural details contribute to the historical identity.

Light & reception

A room that immediately gives a sense of the scale of the castle

The castle's grand reception hall features a geometric floor and a fireplace
Castle lounge with antique fireplace
Large reception room with brick walls and checkerboard floor
A castle to be reinvented

The floors open a new chapter rather than a project that is already fixed

Barney & Associates clearly indicates that renovations are required. The upper floors offer generous spaces suitable for bedrooms and living areas, while a large attic is advertised as being convertible.

Heritage residence

Rethinking private spaces to create a large-scale family residence.

Receive

The large rooms and the history of the place allow us to study a project focused on reception.

Tourism project

The advertiser also mentions potential for events or tourism, subject to obtaining the necessary permits.

Volumes to be reinterpreted

An interior architecture that is still very legible

Large through room of the castle with brick walls and fireplace
Bright living room of the castle with fireplace
Bright corridor of the castle
More than eight hectares

Gardens, meadows and woods surrounding the house

The estate covers a total area of ​​83,422 m².

The advertiser describes a complex consisting of gardens, meadows and woods, giving the castle the land scale of a true estate property.

Outbuildings, a vaulted cellar, a garage and parking complete the property.

83,422 m² Land
Gardens Around the House
Prairies Estate
Wood Environment
Architectural details

Old staircases and passageways

Old wooden and iron staircase of the castle
Grand staircase of the 18th-century castle
Saussay,
Seine-Maritime, Normandy
15 minutes
from Yvetot
35 minutes
from Rouen
1 hour 30 minutes
Deauville
A Normandy address

Between Rouen, Yvetot and the Seine-Maritime countryside

The castle is located in Saussay, Seine-Maritime, in a rural environment while remaining connected to the main destinations of Normandy.

Barney & Associé indicates a location approximately fifteen minutes from Yvetot, thirty-five minutes from Rouen and one hour thirty minutes from Deauville.

This location could be suitable for a residential project as well as a reception or tourism project, which should be studied.

Features

The essential part of the property

865 000 € Seller's fees
525 m² Living area
83,422 m² Estate
12-piece configuration published
1721 Year of construction
Heating Fuel Oil
Vaulted cellar Outbuildings
Garage & parking
Fireplaces - Interior Elements
Unobstructed view. Environment.
Work to be carried out. Status report.
Attic advertised as convertible

Energy information

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) provided by the advertiser
Energy
F 363 kWh/m²/year
Energy class F
Broadcasts
F 79 kg CO₂/m²/year
Climate class F
Estimated annual expenses
€18,560 to €25,150
Standard usage · Reference years 2021, 2022 and 2023 · Subscriptions included

Housing with excessive energy consumption: energy class F, climate class F. Oil heating according to the information provided in the property details.

The advertiser

Barney & Associates

Bois-Guillaume · Seine-Maritime

For further information, to request the property file or to arrange a viewing, contact Barney & Associates directly.

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