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  6. Valanglart Farm

Valanglart Farm à Moyenneville dans la Somme

Somme

Valanglart Farm

    1 Rue Neuve
    80870 Moyenneville
Photo de Valanglart Farm
Crédit photo : APictche - Sous licence Creative Commons

Timeline

Révolution/Empire
XIXe siècle
Époque contemporaine
1900
2000
1852-1857
Construction of the farm
17 juin 2003
Historical Monument
Aujourd'hui
Aujourd'hui

Heritage classified

The facades and roofs of the house and adjoining stables, the stable, the sheds that close the courtyard and the kennel; the barn at the Philibert-Delorme, in full; the waterworks, the fence wall of the garden with the greenhouse in appentis and the two gates located, one towards the cemetery path, the other at the exit of the village in the direction of Abbeville (cad. AD 56, 61, 109): entry by order of 17 June 2003

Key figures

Henry de Valanglart - Marquis and sponsor Initiator of the construction of the farm.
Henri Parent - Architect Manufacturer of buildings and barn.

Origin and history

The Valanglart farm, located in the Hautes-de-France, was built between 1852 and 1857 under the impetus of Marquis Henry de Valanglart. The latter worked with architect Henri Parent to build this agricultural complex, representative of the 19th century bourgeois farms. The site combines functional buildings (logis, stables, stables, sheds) and a barn with a frame inspired by Philibert Delorme, a rare architectural style for the period.

Classified Historic Monument by decree of 17 June 2003, the farm protects its facades, roofs, as well as elements such as the waterworks, the fence wall of the garden with its greenhouse, and two gates. These protections highlight the heritage value of the site, both for its architecture and for its integration into the rural landscape of the Somme. The property, now owned by a private company, bears witness to the influence of local elites in land use planning in the 19th century.

The official address listed in the Merimée base (Abbeville road) and GPS coordinates (2 Rue Neuve) confirm its anchoring in the village of Mediumville, near Amiens. Although the information on its current access (visits, rentals) is missing from the sources, its status as a Historic Monument makes it a site of interest for the study of picardian agricultural heritage.

External links

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