Bailleul-Neuville: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Bailleul-Neuville lies on the Eaulne between Clais and Fréauville. The village is included in the ZNIEFF area of La Vallée de l'Eaulne. The landscape area associated with Bailleul-Neuville is characterised by wetlands, wooded or grass-covered slopes, hedgerows, small marshes, reed beds and orchards.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Bailleul-Neuville is planning a stay in the village.

Culture and history

The Église Saint-Vaast dates back to the 11th century and was restored in 1992 and 1993. The church's stained-glass windows from the 13th century provide another historical accent. It also contains a protected ensemble consisting of the high altar, reredos and two statues of Saint Vaast and Sainte Geneviève. This ensemble was listed as a movable cultural asset on 3 September 1982.

The Chapelle Sainte-Marguerite is located in the hamlet of Neuville and has a blue altar. The Église Sainte-Marguerite de Neuville is mentioned as early as 1074 and features an early pointed arch from the 13th century as well as a flamboyant-style pointed arch from the 16th century.

Le Grenier de la Mothe is a cultural centre in the countryside with a varied programme of events.

Local produce

Ferme Lévêque began producing Neufchâtel cheese in Bailleul-Neuville in 1985. At 44 rue de Grémonval in Bailleul-Neuville, SARL Lévêque offers Neufchâtel cheese and yoghurt.

Hikes and trails

The hike La côte Saint-Amador à Bailleul-Neuville is a 19.74 km moderately difficult circular walking route that starts and ends at Place de l'École. A developed side path at Côte Saint-Amador allows for a return trip to the remarkable viewpoint at Côte Saint-Amador. The route also leads to the Château de Bailleul-Neuville and part of the Forêt du Hellet.

The hike through the Forêt du Hellet offers panoramic views of the Eaulne Valley and the village of Bailleul-Neuville. It passes through the Forêt du Hellet as well as the Bois de Bailleul and the Bois du Vaubert. At 10.71 km in length, it is a moderately difficult circular walking route with an average duration of 3 hours and 25 minutes; it starts at the church car park in Bailleul-Neuville, on Rue du Presbytère.

The hike Sur les traces du Tortillard leads from Neuville to Londinières and follows the former route of the Tortillard, which connected Aumale with Envermeu. It runs mainly along farm tracks on the slopes of the Eaulne Valley and starts at the Chapelle Sainte-Marguerite in the hamlet of Neuville in Bailleul-Neuville.

More local pages: Sainte-Geneviève, Bihorel, Criel-Sur-Mer, Thiergeville, Écrainville, Orival, Autretot, Paluel.

For the overarching travel overview: Seine-Maritime.