Église Saint-Roch et de l'Assomption de Notre-Dame

English translation

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History

The patronage belonged to the abbey Saint-Martial de Limoges. The church is a small building from the 12th century comprising a nave of four bays vaulted in pointed barrel vault on doubleaux, terminated by a choir with straight chevet. To the south, at the height of the last bay, a chapel vaulted with ribs was opened in the 15th century. The western door, dated 1545, covered with a lintel in basket-handle arch and framed by a series of archivolts in pointed tracery. Bell tower wall with triangular pediment. Above the door is found a twin opening. Two stone corbels still testify to an old porch.