La Feuillie: Holiday Apartments and Houses

In La Feuillie, the Étang de La Feuillie is designated as a wetland and aquatic habitat. It offers a circular path several hundred metres long for a family outing; the pond has a playground, picnic tables and a pétanque court. An old mill with a wooden wheel can be seen next to the car park at the Étang de La Feuillie.

When planning a trip, you may wish to focus on renting a holiday apartment in La Feuillie.

Culture and history

The protected furnishings ensemble of the Église Saint-Nicolas includes the former high altar, the tabernacle and the statue bases. The ensemble comprising the high altar, tabernacle and statue bases was classified as a protected object on 25 September 1968.

The statue of the Virgin and Child dates from the second half of the 14th century and was classified as a protected object on 27 February 1926. A stone statue of the Virgin and Child is recorded in the Église Saint-Nicolas at the south-western pillar of the crossing.

The pulpit is dated to 1747 or 1777 and was restored at the end of 2009 and the beginning of 2010. A carved oak pulpit is recorded on the north wall of the nave of the Église Saint-Nicolas.

Nature

The Les sentiers de Foliata hiking route starts at a pond and leads through wooded heathland, where open areas alternate with undergrowth.

Local products

Les Délices de la Pomme makes its products from apples grown in the family orchard and manages the land without pesticides or chemical fertilisers. The products sold include apple juice, cider, apple jam, apple balsamic vinegar and apple cider vinegar made from 100% Cotentin apples.

More local pages: Montreuil-sur-Lozon, La Haye-Du-Puits, Orval, Folligny, Chérencé-Le-Roussel, Le Mesnil-Ozenne, Coutances, Montanel

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