In which century was the manor built?

The Manoir de l'Heure dates from the sixteenth century.

What remains of the seigneurial farm?

Certain elements of the farm survive on the property, notably the square-shaped dovecote.

What does the listing as a historical monument protect?

The 1994 order protects the façades and roofs of the manor.

Manoir de l'Heure

Caours

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Where: Caours

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Manoir de l'Heure stands in Caours (Somme), in the Hauts-de-France region of France. The building is registered as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: 16th century). The building is privately owned and no visits are on record.

The Manoir de l'Heure is a sixteenth-century residence built of brick and stone in Caours, Somme. Constructed with notable fidelity to the techniques and aesthetics of its period, it retains distinctive architectural features, including a brick chimney decorated with engaged columns and herringbone patterning. The property also encompasses remnants of the adjoining seigneurial farm, of which a square dovecote survives.

What to know

The façades and roofs have been listed as historical monuments since 1994.
The manor and its agricultural outbuildings remain on site, including the distinctive square dovecote.
Visiting hours and access conditions are not documented: contact the municipality before visiting.

Where this château is

Caours · Somme · Hauts-de-France

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Address

Caours, Somme

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Heritage status: Registered historic monument (inscrit); Mérimée record PA00132919
Period of construction: 16th century

Itineraries

Castles near Lille and the Belgian border: 2 days by car

Frequently asked

In which century was the manor built?: The Manoir de l'Heure dates from the sixteenth century.
What remains of the seigneurial farm?: Certain elements of the farm survive on the property, notably the square-shaped dovecote.
What does the listing as a historical monument protect?: The 1994 order protects the façades and roofs of the manor.