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Nestled in the tranquil countryside of Aubry-le-Panthou and bordered by the gentle flow of the river Vie, Domaine Le Moulin Foulon invites you to slow down and reconnect with nature. Surrounded by rolling hills and whispering trees, the property offers space to unwind, explore nearby villages, and enjoy the simple pleasures of rural Normandy.
Spacious living & dining room with a dramatic open fireplace – perfect for cozy evenings by the fire.
Modern, fully-equipped kitchen with everything you need to cook, entertain, or just enjoy a morning coffee.
Three comfortable bedrooms and two bathrooms – ideal for families or groups up to 6 guests.
Free Wi-Fi, and private parking,
Nestled on 1 hectare of private land, surrounded by Normandy’s rolling hills, orchards, and forests.
Home to a natural medicinal spring, adding a touch of magic and history to your stay.
Private garden, outdoor dining terrace, and plenty of space where you'll find countless charming spots to soak up the sun – whether you're relaxing with a good book under one of the many fruit trees or simply enjoying the gentle rustle of the leaves.
Peaceful, rural location – yet only a short drive to local towns and amenities.
Just minutes from the Vajradhara-Ling Buddhist Temple – a remarkable site for reflection and cultural visits.
Explore nearby Vimoutiers and Gacé for markets, bakeries, and traditional Norman architecture.
Ideal base for hiking, cycling, and scenic drives through the Pays d’Auge countryside.
Approximately 1 hour from the D-Day landing beaches, Honfleur, and Deauville on the coast.
Close to regional cider farms, cheese producers, and historic châteaux.
Whether you’re gathering with family, exploring Normandy’s rich history, or simply seeking stillness in nature, Domaine Le Moulin Foulon offers a truly memorable stay that blends rustic elegance with deep tranquility.
Just a 15-minute walk from the domaine, tucked away in the hills and out of sight, lies Vajradhara-Ling – a peaceful Tibetan Buddhist center open to all. With its temple, prayer wheels, and ongoing Temple for Peace project, it offers a unique place for quiet reflection, cultural discovery, or a meditative stroll through its tranquil grounds.
Step into history at Le Moulin Foulon, a beautifully restored 18th-century watermill nestled in the peaceful countryside of Aubry-le-Panthou. Once part of the grand estate of the Marquis d’Osmond, the mill is now an independent holiday home—full of charm, character, and tranquillity.
Originally built as a fulling mill, Le Moulin Foulon used the power of water to clean and thicken woolen cloth—a vital part of the local textile industry in centuries past. Today, while the wheels no longer turn, the mill retains its historic character and rustic elegance.
The d’Osmond family were prominent French nobles with deep roots in the region. In the 19th century, they expanded their estate to include a grand château and an elegant orangery nearby, each built in keeping with the taste and ambition of the era. Today, all of these historic buildings are privately owned and independently used—offering guests the beauty of the setting without any shared spaces.
Le Moulin Foulon offers the rare opportunity to stay in a place with true historical depth while enjoying all the comforts of a private, self-contained retreat.
Tucked among the trees and meadows around Le Moulin Foulon are several natural springs that have long been part of local folklore. For generations, villagers spoke of these waters as having healing properties—believed to soothe aches, ease skin ailments, and even lift the spirits.
While no scientific proof was ever recorded, the reputation of these “healing springs” drew visitors from nearby hamlets and traveling pilgrims alike. Some would bathe in the stream, others would collect water to bring home, trusting in its quiet magic.
Today, the springs still flow gently through the land, adding to the tranquil, almost timeless feeling of the property. Whether or not you believe in their healing power, there’s no denying the peace and beauty they bring to the landscape.
Guests are welcome to walk the grounds, breathe the fresh country air, and discover the quiet corners where water meets earth—and legend meets reality.