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11th and 12th centuries. Made of tufa, sandstone and rag-stone. The initial church was probably founded in the 7th century. The edifice is composed of a single nave. The choir is narrower than the nave. The walls are pierced with narrow Romanesque openings and the portal is preceded by a penthouse.
Beneath the cornice, a series of corbels represent human heads, animals of the Romanesque bestiary and various patterns.
Location and nearby churches
- Le Vieil-Baugé 3.3 km
- Bocé 4.5 km
- Pontigné 8.9 km
- Montpollin 11 km
- Lue-en-Beaugeois 11 km
- Jarzé 11 km





