Laheycourt: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Villa Teinturier was built and furnished between 1923 and 1930 according to the Neo-Palladian model. It is arranged around a central lightwell with a rooftop belvedere.
The interior layout of Villa Teinturier has not been altered. The surviving furnishings document ideas about hygiene and domestic life in bourgeois homes in the early 20th century.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Laheycourt is thereby choosing accommodation in this location.
Nature
A large part of the Bois de Laheycourt belongs to the Natura 2000 site “Forêts et étangs d’Argonne et vallée de l’Ornain”. It covers 15,308 hectares and was designated a special protection area (SPA) in April 2006.
Hiking
The Boucle du Chêne Henriot hiking loop starts in Laheycourt. It is 16 km long and can be shortened to 9.5 km or 5 km.
From Laheycourt, the Boucle du Chêne Henriot initially runs for approximately 2 km through green pastureland and then into the Forêt domaniale de Lisle state forest, which accompanies the hike for the rest of the route.
The Chêne Henriot is a notable English oak in the communal forest of Laheycourt, plot 20.
The height of the Chêne Henriot is estimated at 32 m.
The name Chêne Henriot refers to a former mayor of Laheycourt.
Culture
The u soirs of Laheycourt traditionally served for parking wagons in front of the houses and for storing wood and manure.
The u soirs of Laheycourt are well-preserved, landscaped areas in public ownership, with a gravelled access path to the houses.
Laheycourt has the widest u soirs in Lorraine.
The statue Sainte Anne et la Vierge is located in the church of Saint-Aignant in Laheycourt.
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