Chapelle Notre Dame du Mouret

Chapel of the 4th quarter 12th century; 1st quarter 13th century; 14th century; 15th century; 16th century; 19th century
Chapel from the end of the 12th century, remains of a small priory which depended on the abbey of Terrasson. The building was visibly redesigned in its western part, both on the façade (14th-15th century) and on the portal, some decorative elements of which evoke the 16th century. The priory disappeared at an unknown time. It is a rectangular building with a slate roof, a single nave, a flat chevet and a western portal flanked by a bailey. A small one-bay bell tower-wall punctuates the west façade. The west portal with three scrolls seems to be the result of several alterations. In the Gothic period, the Romanesque portal was rebuilt with reused capitals; then a sculpted decoration was made in the 16th century on the first scroll.