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Le château en bref
Boissey Manor lies in the Pays d'Auge, in the commune of Boissey in the French department of Calvados, in the region of Normandy.
In the nineteenth century, Arcisse de Caumont described this seventeenth-century residence as follows: ‘the manor of Boissey, whose half-timbered walls rise from a limestone wall of the Renaissance period, is surrounded by a moat fed by the stream of the Fontaine Saint-Julien. It is built with a return wing, and at each end of the ridges stand elegant glazed terracotta finials, whose slender silhouettes contrast with the solid chimney stack.’