Manoir situé au lieudit Le Val Saint-Pierre

English translation

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History

The construction could date back to the late 15th century, the building having been taken over and doubtless converted into a farm in the 18th century. The rectangular building, in timber framing, rests on a plinth of brick and flint. It is pierced by several mullioned windows and small narrow openings, and divided into three rooms of habitation. Beneath the eastern part is found a mortared cellar with external access. It takes up the type of manorial dwelling with great hall under roof structure, flanked by two lateral halls. Despite the loss of the roof structure and the repairs of the 18th century, this building is representative of rural seigneurial habitation of the late 15th century.