Located at the entrance of the village, it is one of the oldest properties in Wimille as it is cited in writings dating back to 1400 as belonging to an old family of ploughmen. It was occupied by the Germans during the Second World War and was the direct witness of the events of the History of France. From the top of the steps of the estate, one can first contemplate a French garden. Century-old trees attract the curious of chestnut trees, a Virginia tulip, ash trees. The main driveway is lined with lime trees. Here and there, spring natural fountains.

Address
17 rue du Lieutenant-Dely 62126 Wimille, Pas-de-Calais, Hauts-de-France, France