Table with green tablecloth and wicker chairs at foot of window staircase in interior with stone walls

Image ID:	11351184
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Photographer:	© living4media / Hallot, Olivier

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Location:	Grez-Neuville, FR

Print size:	approx. 28.9 × 43.35 cm at 300 dpi ideal for prints up to DIN A4

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River View

11351179 | © living4media / Hallot, Olivier | 25 images

Country house on the banks of the Mayenne River in France

It isn't immediately apparent that this is a very old building dating from 1650. Sandrine and Benoit Lehaut, its owners, were attracted to the house by the view of the Mayenne river. The building and grounds have been completely changed, thanks to architect Catherine Decker Leman.

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