Bellou: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

The Manoir de Bellou dates back to the 15th century. The estate includes a dovecote with rendered half-timbering and a tiled roof. The privately owned Manoir de Bellou can be visited in July and August. Today, Bellou is known for its stud farms for racehorses.

The Château de Fervaques, a château, is located near Bellou. The Château de Saint-Germain-de-Livet, a château, and the Château de Mailloc, a château, are also situated nearby. In the wider regional area around Bellou lies the Manoir du Bois Hébert, a château.

The Church of Notre-Dame in Bellou preserves the four bays and the straight-ended chancel of the 16th-century choir. The wooden vault of the choir has been preserved. The high altar reredos features twisted columns surrounded by vine tendrils.

For a trip to Bellou, you can search specifically for a holiday apartment.

Local Products

The Ferme du Manoir de Bellou sells cider and apple juice. The Ferme du Manoir de Bellou also sells organic Ditta potatoes and boxes of Salers beef.

Other destinations: Saint-Étienne-La-Thillaye, Deauville, Litteau, Saint-Sylvain, Tessel, Castillon-En-Auge, Sallenelles, Heurtevent

To the higher-level travel overview: Calvados.