Lavilleneuve: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Lavilleneuve is historically closely connected with Morimond Abbey.

Your personal travel plans may include renting a holiday apartment in Lavilleneuve.

Nature and landscape

Lavilleneuve is situated in a landscape divided between agricultural land and woodland. Meadows cover 76.3 % of Lavilleneuve's area, forests 12.2 % and agricultural land 11.8 %.

The Meuse is a class 1 watercourse and is one of the significant waterways that cross the area of Lavilleneuve. The Ruisseau de Rangecourt, a 6 km-long watercourse, is also one of the most important waterways in the area of Lavilleneuve.

Geographical setting

The D132A departmental road crosses Lavilleneuve and connects Lénizeul with Rangecourt. The D234 departmental road connects Provenchères-sur-Meuse and Montigny-le-Roi with Lavilleneuve.

History and buildings

The Church of Saint-Denis in Lavilleneuve dates from the first half of the 16th century and received the great tithe from Morimond Abbey, which held the seigneurial rights there.

The area of Lavilleneuve included the so-called Grange d’Anglecourt. Pig farming was of particular importance there.

The old fountain complex in Lavilleneuve once included a niche that no longer contains a statue today. Lavilleneuve has an old fountain built entirely of stone and crowned with a cross.

Other travel destinations: Colombey-Les-Deux-Églises, Aujeurres, Éclaron-Braucourt-Sainte-Livière, Ceffonds, Chatoillenot, Foulain, Droyes, Longeau-Percey

For the higher-level travel overview: Haute-Marne.