Who
are we?
Learn more about the owners and the property.
Le Manoir du Parc d'Ourville has been owned by the Groupement Foncier Agricole (GFA) des Vicklands since December 1998. The shareholders of this GFA are Valentin and Laetitia Giard. The Limited Liability Agricultural Operation (EARL) Le Manoir du Parc operates the lands and buildings of Parc d'Ourville.
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The
Property
Its shareholders, Laetitia and Valentin Giard are also EARL farmer management team members.
They have been married since 2003, going strong, and are parents of 3 children (Philippe, Louise and Aurélien).
A Headquarters For Farming and Livestock
Laetitia and Valentin Giard are farmers as part of the management of EARL le Manoir du Parc.
Married since 2003, they are parents of 3 children (Philippe, Louise and Aurélien).
The Manoir du Parc d’Ourville is therefore the headquarters of a mixed farming and livestock operation whose main activities are:
- Breeding of Charolais cattle and La Hague Roussin sheep (ORGANIC farms)
- Farm tourism with stays in lodges and visits to the manor and farm.
Most of the EARL's financial income is devoted to major rescue and restoration work on the manorial complex of Ourville Park, listed in the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments (ISMH), which was in a state of repair. danger advanced in 1998.
Where are we ?
The Manor is in the town of Portbail-sur-Mer, on the west coast of Cotentin, in the north of the Manche department, in Normandy. This French region takes its name from the Viking invasions of the early Middle Ages, Normandy is the “land of the Men of the North”. Its past is rich in major events including the conquest of England by the Duke of Normandy William the Conqueror in 1066 or the Allied landings on June 6, 1944, knowed as D-Day beaches.
Portbail sur Mer
The Manor is in the town of Portbail-sur-Mer, on the west coast of Cotentin, in the north of the Manche department, in Normandy. This French region takes its name from the Viking invasions of the early Middle Ages, Normandy is the “land of the Men of the North”. Its past is rich in major events including the conquest of England by the Duke of Normandy William the Conqueror in 1066 or the Allied landings on June 6, 1944, knowed as D-Day beaches
Travel
The Manor is easily accessible by road, the 1km private road giving access to the buildings is accessible from departmental road 650 (D650). The closest train station is Valognes, 30km away, on the Paris-Cherbourg destination by train. The nearest airport is Cherbourg Maupertus, 50km away. We are at your disposal to provide you with information or organize your transfer or vehicle rental.
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