Under the Bresse charm (southern loop)

Owner's stable - Competition - Equestrian center - Horse trade - BreedingOwner's stable - Competition - Equestrian center - Horse trade - Breeding Several pension formulas adaptable according to your horses (box, box/paddock, meadow, work, retirement, deposit sale, breaking-in, valorization...) Accessible to people who are not owners, with horses/ponies available for lessons and the possibility of competitions. Lessons provided by a qualified instructor. Outings to club/pony/amateur competitions and young horses. Quarry of 40*60 sand fontainebleau Numerous meadows/paddocks Saddlery, grooming area with shower 13 owner's boxes Stable in a family setting, good atmosphere assured.

Le Sougey is a very old Bresse farming estate, whose 35 hectares of hedged farmland now boast a listed farmhouse (1460) converted into a local museum, a Bresse poultry farm and organic vegetable production.The Sougey lands were once owned by local nobles such as the Lords of Châtillon-les-Dombes, the Lords of Loriol (or Asnières) and the Chossats. Now smaller, the estate is best known for its old farmhouse, said to be the oldest in Bresse (1460). Listed as a historic monument in 1946, it has been the property of the Département since 2002 and has been converted into a local museum. The farm consists of four buildings: a furnished main building or "house", a farm building with a barn and small stables, an oven with pigsties and a large stable occupying almost the entire building. The house features an intact Saracen fireplace, whose exposed brick bolster is the only one on a square base with that of Mollardoury. Known as "baroque", it is topped by a bell tower framed by four small pinnacles. The buildings feature exhibitions of antique tools and costumes, as well as a reconstructed classroom. The bocage surrounding the farm features 6 km of hedges and long avenues lined with hundred-year-old oak trees, classified as a sensitive natural area (ENS). There are also two ponds, a conservatory orchard of apple and pear trees, and an interpretation trail on Bresse poultry, the bocage and Bresse architecture. A pair of donkeys, Romeo and Juliette, the farm's mascots, await visitors of all ages. The estate still bears the memory of its last occupant, Maria FAVIER, an emblematic figure of the Bresse region, whose stories enchanted personalities such as Jacky Kennedy, Brigitte Bardot and VGE. An interpretive trail runs 550m around the farm, with interactive stations in English and French. It is accessible to people with reduced mobility, and takes visitors on a tour of the Bresse PDO poultry farm and the farm's animals: donkeys, sheep and goats. For younger visitors: Discovery games are available: Orientation games for children on 3 themes: -- animals of the bocage - the trees of Sougey : - Bresse architecture Traditional games may also be of interest to children: bowling, boules...

Inscrit à l'Inventaire supplémentaire des Monuments historiques depuis 1987, ce manoir est un bel édifice à deux étages daté de 1497, selon une analyse dendrochronologique.Les maisons dites ""hautes et basses"", appelées manoirs ou habitat noble, se dégagent du modèle de la ferme traditionnelle. Elles s'inspirent de la maison urbaine. Elle intègre un véritable étage habité, souvent en encorbellement, percé de de vastes ouvertures à meneaux et à traverses. Pièces d'habitation chauffées en élévation qui se différencie de l'habitat paysan. On privilégie l'implantation d'un manoir sur un terrain haut pour qu'il se dégage de ses annexes. On fait même disparaître l'escalier de la façade pour qu'il devienne intérieur et central. L'agencement des pans marque également la différence social (effets décoratifs). En l'absence de documents d'archives, on les disait dater peut-être du XVIe siècle, mais très certainement d'avant l'annexion de la Bresse à la couronne de France en 1601, qui fut l'occasion de la disparition d'une multitude de petits seigneurs. Une réponse a été apportée avec le manoir de La Charme construit à la fin du XVe siècle.

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