Michel Sardou: Unexpected sale of his Norman manor, bought for his wife Anne-Marie 15 years ago

His future was all mapped out. Michel Sardou had planned to shine on stage one last time before settling comfortably in his mansion located in Normandy to enjoy life with his wife Anne-Marie. The good news is that the singer has added fourteen more dates to his ultimate tour, titled I remember a goodbyeand that he will be able to give a last wink to his audience, all over France, Switzerland and Belgium, from January 12 to March 6, 2024. The bad news is that Romain’s dad and Davy will have to completely change his plans for the future… since he has just sold his house located in Vauville, in Calvados.

It’s official, Michel Sardou separates from the manor of La Haulle as revealed news.fr. future owners,very friendly people“, have even already had the opportunity to exchange with the mayor. The singer and his wife Anne-Marie had nevertheless had a real crush on these lands, fifteen years ago. They had fallen in love with it. , in 2008, during a snowy day, and had bought it on a whim. It must be said that there is enough to make your eyes shine. It is an impressive building, dating from the 16th century. century, protected from view by a vault with brick and stone keystones.Two half-timbered buildings make up this estate, built in the purest Norman tradition.

It’s kinda sad that it’s over

The location of the La Haulle manor was a blessing for Anne-Marie Périer, who grew up in the region, a few kilometers away. Especially since she has always complied with her husband’s incessant desire to move after each major step in his career. “She spent her entire childhood not far from here, on Mount Canisyexplained Michel Sardou to Actu.fr. For me, Deauville was England, rain all the timeBut why did the singer make this real estate decision? It could be that all of this is linked to the recent closure of the Haras du Quesnay stables, run by his friend Alec Head. for breeding and horse racing and his foals were cared for in these places. “Now I wouldn’t know where to put my horseshe confided. I was at home in Quesnay, I did what I wanted, I went, I came… It’s a bit sad that it’s over…”