Les Jardins du Montperthuis is a remarkable garden located in the heart of the Perche region in Normandy, France. Established in 2010 by renowned landscape architect Philippe Dubreuil, this enchanting space surrounds the historic 15th-16th century Manoir de la Pillardière and includes various traditional structures such as barns, stables, and a communal oven.

The gardens are meticulously arranged to harmonize with the buildings, featuring a variety of environments including a potager (vegetable garden), a medieval herb garden near the manor, and an ornamental collection with diverse plantings of ornamental cherry trees, oaks, linden trees, and peonies. A highlight is the extensive rose garden, showcasing over 300 varieties of heritage roses. Unique features such as the allée of elms, ornamental and potager water basins, as well as a serene rill and cascade, create a tranquil atmosphere. A greenhouse completes the setting with a collection of cacti and citrus plants, making this garden a must-visit destination for nature lovers and garden enthusiasts alike.