Domaine du Grand Daubeuf
Built in 1629 on the foundations of a medieval manor, according to a plan attributed to François Mansart, the castle of Daubeuf has remained inhabited until today. Located in the heart of a vast agricultural estate in the fertile Caux region, the site was extensively transformed at the end of the 19th century. Imposing horseshoe-shaped stables and an amazing kennel were built nearby. At the same time, Eugène Bühler, a renowned landscape architect, designed the Jardin Bas and the water feature behind the castle. Acquired in 2014 by Jérémie and Guyonne Delecourt, the estate, which is classified as a historical monument, is currently undergoing a major restoration campaign. It combines vegetable garden, permaculture, orchards, wooded places, french garden and historic monuments.
