Hudimesnil: Holiday apartments and houses
The Notre-Dame Church in Hudimesnil contains a statue of Saint Marcouf. It is dated to the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries and has been listed as a protected object since 23 November 1978.
The parish church of Notre-Dame in Hudimesnil has a nave that was completely rebuilt in 1837. The choir and the lower part of the tower may date from the second half of the Middle Ages.
Culture and history
The Manoir d’Ontot has a monumental 17th-century gateway. It features a large gate for carts and a smaller pedestrian gate; next to it are the remains of a rectangular dovecote. The Manoir d’Ontot in Hudimesnil essentially consists of buildings from the 16th and 17th centuries arranged around a large courtyard that was originally used communally.
The Chapelle Sainte-Suzanne in Hudimesnil is a 16th-century building. In the 1970s, it was acquired by Abbé Lelégard. A hike to the chapel begins at the Hudimesnil pond and leads through Norman pastureland. The Chapelle Sainte-Suzanne is a designated stop on this route in Hudimesnil.
Landscape and trails
Hudimesnil has a 3.5-hectare pond and wooded areas suitable for walks. La Trouée Verte passes the Moulin du Pont along the banks of the Boscq. On the route to the Chapelle Sainte-Suzanne, the nearby Ferme du Bois Landelle is designated as a noteworthy site.
Local producers
Local producers in Hudimesnil join forces to offer farmers’ markets. Le Pré Vert at Bois Landelle, 50510 Hudimesnil, offers direct farm sales on Fridays from 5 to 7 p.m.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Hudimesnil can look forward to a place with its own church, pond, and local producers.
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