Coët Sar Bras

Coët Sar Braz literally means “Great Sarre Wood”, looks like a manor, with its converted houses hidden behind high walls. However, this estate has never housed a seigneury. In 1843, the hamlet consisted of a dozen small houses along a courtyard street housing at least four farms. Outside, the bread oven is a sign of the village's agricultural nature, and the triangular wall fountain may already have provided water for its inhabitants. A little further down, you cross the Manéantoux stream coming from the Etang Fleuri and joining the river Sarre.