The Hotel of Baronnie :
The building was built in the 14th century. The façade in sandstone and flint is decorated with “tuffeaux”. Transformed into a fortress during the...Read more
The Manor:
The errection of this group of buildings originally called Manoir de la Motte (Manor of the Moat) dates from 1630. The building of the two small...Read more
The Flour Mill:
After First World War, the company furnished the bakeries of the region with sacks of flour. Today, this working flour-mill still uses hydraulic...Read more
The Mills:
Formerly 11 mills were listed-for corn, tanning, or oil. They contributed to the prosperity of the village. Only two of them are still in existence.
A rich and Diversified Architectural Heritage:
The village of Vittefleur possesses architecture typical of the Pays de Caux, marrying the use of half-timbering, daub, bricks, flint and sandstone.
