Treauville: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
The Manoir de la Houssairie in Tréauville was the residence of Jacques-Casimir Jouan when he was not taking part in military campaigns. Jacques-Casimir Jouan returned to Tréauville and served as its mayor from 1843 until his death in 1847.
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History
The Jouan family burial site is located in the cemetery of Tréauville. Four privateers associated with the French ship Le Renard of the privateer Robert Surcouf are also buried there. The large cross in the cemetery of Tréauville dates from 1678; its base rests on four square pillars and a three-step flight of stairs.
The Church of Saint Peter in Tréauville houses an altar set consisting of an altar cross and six candlesticks. At the end of the 19th century, five watermills were in operation along the Diélette within the territory of Tréauville. The walls of the Moulin de l'Eglise are still visible in Tréauville at 9, L'Église. La Potille is a granite boundary marker between Tréauville and Siouville that becomes visible at low tide.
Port
The Port de Diélette is a marina with fishing activities, commercial traffic and passenger connections to the Channel Islands. The part of the Port de Diélette belonging to Tréauville includes the harbour office, commercial premises and a boatyard for maintenance and repair work. The Port de Diélette has a boat lift, a boatyard for maintenance and repair work, a mast crane and a black-water pumping station.
Geographical location
The nearest stops serving Tréauville include the Diélette ferry terminal, Flamanville town hall, Place de la Lande in Les Pieux, as well as the town centre and La Croix Georges in Benoisville.
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