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Origin and history

The Néry Farm, located to the right of the church looking at it, is a historic monument dating from the 16th century. It is distinguished by its organization in two major successive courses, separated by buildings. The main building, a two-storey housing body, preserves significant archaeological traces of this period, such as ground strips, shovel windows and scauguettes, testimonies of its fortified past.

This farm, once protected, was partially classified as a Historic Monument by order of 6 March 1950. The protected elements include the fence walls, a door to the square, the house with its turret, and a dovecote located in the courtyard. Its architecture reflects the characteristics of the Renaissance fortified farms, combining agricultural, defensive and residential functions.

Located in Néry (Oise, Hauts-de-France), the farm is a representative example of the picard rural heritage. Although its precise location is considered "passable" (note 5/10), its state of conservation and architectural details make it a notable site. Available sources, such as Monumentum, highlight its historical and architectural importance, without providing details on its current accessibility or contemporary uses.

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