Overview
Formerly dependent on the Abbey of Lessay, this church is remarkable for the quality of its style, the great homogeneity of its construction, executed in a single campaign at the beginning of the 13th century, and also for the state in which it has come down to us: almost without retouching, an almost perfect expression of rural Gothic art from Cotentin. In the center, a square tower forming a lantern tower and bell tower, completed by a slender spire.
Single nave, choir with flat apse, projecting transept, sexpartite vaults, 15th century porch. Murals in the chancel recently updated and restored.
Single nave, choir with flat apse, projecting transept, sexpartite vaults, 15th century porch. Murals in the chancel recently updated and restored.