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Le château en bref
Isolated at the locality of Champ-Versan, away from the village of Bonnebosq in the Pays d'Auge, this manor owes most of its appearance to the 16th and 17th centuries. The estate was a dependency of Camp-Bénard. The earliest known holder was the squire Regnault de Hesbert. In 1733, the King's councillor Jacques-Pierre Bazin is cited as lord of the manor, and his family kept the property throughout the century; Jean-Baptiste Louis Bazin de Sainte-Honorine, a former keeper of the seals at the Parlement of Rouen, was buried there in 1786. In the 19th century, the d'Harambure family succeeded the Bazins. The main house in its entirety, as well as the wash-house, have been listed as monuments historiques by order of 15 December 2003. A privately owned property, the manor now operates as a bed and breakfast.