Bieuzen

Today, the newer part of Bieuzen is home to the Le Beller farm, which specializes in the production and sale of poultry, rabbits and cured meats. Bieuzen has preserved a high-quality historical rural heritage. As you pass through, respecting the tranquillity of its inhabitants, you'll see on your right two beautiful ashlar houses dating from the 17th and 18th centuries.

The first, a longère (farmhouse), features a dwelling on the right, with a chimney stump and segmental arch door flanked by two bay windows. On the left, the agricultural section with stable and attic, accessible via a staircase built into the façade. Further on, the second building is a stable, which though modest, is just as neat: the fire room, lit by a mullioned window, is entered through a segmental arch door. A modest staircase up the façade provides access to the attic door also in the form of a segmental arch.