The Manoir de Coupesarte stands on a square platform surrounded by moats. Its oldest part dates from the 15th century, while the rear wing dates from the 17th century. The original half-timbered framework has been preserved. The Manoir de Coupesarte, its barns, stables and moats were classified as historic monuments by an order dated 21 October 1947. The Manoir de Coupesarte can be viewed free of charge from the outside all year round.
Renting a holiday apartment in Coupesarte can be part of your personal holiday planning.
Culture
The Église Saint Cyr-Sainte Juliette preserves several furnishings protected as Monuments historiques, including an altar and a reredos from the first half of the 18th century. The elongated church has a flat-ended chancel and a northern extension; Caen limestone, wood, slate and brick were used in its construction.
The church also houses the painting “Le Martyre de saint Cyr et de sainte Julitte” from 1621, which is protected as movable cultural heritage. It depicts the martyrdom of Saint Cyr as a child and his mother, Saint Julitte.
Routes
The “Les Rayons de Bronze” route from Caen to Lisieux is 139 kilometres long and passes the Manoir de Coupesarte as a point of interest.
The “La Vallée De La Vie” route is an 8-kilometre circular hike on natural terrain. It is publicly accessible on foot and via the road.
