Bosc-Anglier Manor

Architecture, patrimoine et histoire · EURE

Nestled in the hamlet of Bosc-Anglier, in the commune of Beaumontel in the Eure department, this Norman manor combines a 17th-century barn with a main dwelling remodelled in the following century. Its timber-framed structure, its thatched and flat-tile roofs, and its masonry mixing flint, brick and limestone bear witness to the traditional rural architecture of Upper Normandy. Recorded by the Inventaire général du patrimoine culturel (General Inventory of Cultural Heritage), the ensemble remains a private property with no protection as a historic monument.