Bordeaux-Saint-Clair: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Bordeaux-Saint-Clair combines agriculture with green tourism, as the municipality is located near Étretat. In the Romain district, excavations in 1843 uncovered the walls of a Roman villa extending more than 100 metres, as well as the bases of 19 columns.

Those who choose Bordeaux-Saint-Clair for their stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.

Landscape

Bordeaux-Saint-Clair is a predominantly rural municipality on the Pays de Caux plateau. Its natural heritage includes ponds, orchards and rows of trees, which form the Clos-Masures typical of the Pays de Caux.

Bus route 24 crosses the Bordeaux-Saint-Clair area.

Culture

The Église Saint-Martin in Bordeaux-Saint-Clair dates from the 12th to the 13th century and is an archaeological church site.

Bordeaux-Saint-Clair was created in 1824 by merging the parishes of Bordeaux-en-Caux and Saint-Clair-sur-Etretat.

Bordeaux-Saint-Clair’s Roman heritage includes the remains of the ancient road from Lillebonne to Étretat. The remains of Roman residential buildings are also part of Bordeaux-Saint-Clair’s Roman heritage.

Saint-Clair was still celebrated in the hamlet in the last century; popular belief attributed to him the ability to relieve eye ailments.

The Chapelle Saint-Germain de Villerville in Epivent is an archaeological chapel site in Bordeaux-Saint-Clair.

The municipality of Bordeaux-Saint-Clair forms a triangle whose northwestern tip is named after Saint-Clair du Beauvaisis.

Other destinations: Blainville-Crevon, Rouen, Ectot-L'auber, Isneauville, Bosc-Le-Hard, Saint-Martin-du-Bec, Préaux, Bailleul-Neuville

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