Puits-Pigeonnier

Dovecote - Late Middle Ages - Limestone - (d.: 96 cm, H.: 356 cm, D.: 205 cm).

Built of dressed rubble, near three houses and a road, this dovecote supports a shed for carts and ploughs. Its round façade, on the south-west side, features two dovecote holes for nesting pigeons. On the south-east side, the access opening to the dovecote, on the first level, is pierced above the entrance to the well. A trough for livestock was probably located close to the well. This unique building was also used as a pantry before refrigerators became commonplace.