Built between courtyard and garden, the Manor of Villers was in 1581, a "Master House" built up with local stone,
with a half-timbered storey, covered with small tiles.
It was transformed and extended through centuries,
to become this great manor in neo-Norman style, with
the roofing inspired from the best houses of Rouen, and façade dressed up with a strange "trompe l'oeil"
(architecte: Lassire).

Remain of the centuries, the Manor house is the witness
of the daily country life: "maison des champs"
(country house) of people from the High Society of Rouen,
it recalls of a way of life made of honours, obligations, and pleasures.