Manoir Saint-Ouen

The Manoir Saint-Ouen is situated at Rue de la Grange aux Dimes in Rots, France.

History

Construction of the manor reportedly began in the 16th century (C16). The building served as a manor house, with its purpose being to provide residence for the local lord and administration of the surrounding lands.

Architecture

The Manoir Saint-Ouen is an example of medieval architecture. Its layout features a traditional manor design, consisting of a central keep surrounded by outbuildings and gardens. The building's style is characteristic of the 16th-century French Renaissance period.

Notable Features and Rooms

Unfortunately, no specific details are available regarding notable rooms or architectural features within the Manoir Saint-Ouen.

Current Status and Use

The manor remains in use as a private residence, although its historical significance has led to its designation as a heritage site.

Heritage Status

Designated as a Monument Historique (MHS) since 1927, with inscription date June 21st, 1927. The Manoir Saint-Ouen holds a heritage rating of 3.

Visiting Information

Due to the private nature of the residence, visiting information is limited. However, the location can be found at Rue de la Grange aux Dimes in Rots, France.