Sévigny-Waleppe: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

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The door of the Moulin Yverneaux comes from the tower of the Château de Nizy-le-Comte and was placed in the parish church of Sévigny-Waleppe in 1908.

Culture

The Église Saint-Leu is closed to the public for safety reasons due to the condition of its bell tower. Its square bell tower is located above the nave, not in front of it.

The side altar with reredos of Saint-Leu dates from 1687. On 20 June 1988, this side altar with reredos was listed as a protected movable cultural object.

The painting “The Triumph of Religion” was listed as a protected movable cultural object on 5 December 1908. The Église Saint-Leu was listed as a historic monument in 1995.

History

The historic site of Abbaye de la Val-Roi is located in the immediate vicinity of Sévigny-Waleppe.

In the wider regional area around Sévigny-Waleppe are the ruins of Abbaye de Bonnefontaine. The historic sites of Abbaye de Signy and Abbaye du Sauvoir, as well as the Côte 108 hill, are also located there.

Le Presbytère de Sévigny has a secure car park with a 22 kW charging station for electric vehicles. In the evening, the house offers a Table d’Hôtes with homemade seasonal cuisine and champagne from independent winegrowers, upon reservation.

Anyone planning their own stay in Sévigny-Waleppe can rent a holiday apartment for this purpose.

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