Hugleville-en-Caux: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Château d'Hugleville is a 19th-century estate. Today's Château d'Hugleville was rebuilt in the 1890s following a fire in the 19th century.

Renting a holiday apartment in Hugleville-en-Caux can be part of planning your personal stay.

Culture and History

The local history includes the Église paroissiale Notre-Dame. Only the bell tower remains of the church dating from the 11th century. The complete renovation of the Église paroissiale Notre-Dame from the 16th century, documented by an inscription from 1518, was entirely lost during the 1754 reconstruction.

Traces of German forces from the 1939–1945 war remain at Château d'Hugleville, including remnants of German paint and a V2 launch ramp. The historic features also include the “Saint Nicolas” sculptural group, made of hewn and polychrome-painted stone.

Nature

The park of Château d'Hugleville contains a hydrangea collection and numerous rare plant species. It is also home to 350-year-old copper beech trees.

Things to Do

The Circuit N°15: Dans le bois de Grosfy circular trail runs through the hamlets and forests of Hugleville-en-Caux and Butot. Along the Circuit N°15: Dans le bois de Grosfy, there is a picnic table beside a pond on Rue des mares in Hugleville-en-Caux, providing a place to rest halfway along the route.

Surroundings

Château d'Esneval is a palace in the surroundings of Hugleville-en-Caux.

The wider region around Hugleville-en-Caux is home to Abbaye de Bondeville, a historic site, Chateau de Louvetot, a château, and Prieuré Saint-Hyacinthe d'Yvetot, a historic site.

The wider region around Hugleville-en-Caux also includes Île Lacroix, Île Brouilly and Île du Jonquay; all three are islands. Mont Gargan is a hill in this wider regional area.

More local pages: La Poterie-Cap-D'antifer, Sainneville, Colleville, La Feuillie, Sept-Meules, Bois-Guillaume, Saint-Antoine-La-Forêt, Saint-Pierre-En-Port.

To the higher-level travel overview: Seine-Maritime.