various postcards

Comments on the Local Urban Planning Plan (2011)

"Implantation of the old building: The enclosure - Saint Sever

The "hamlet" of Saint-Sever is an impenetrable enclosure. The built complex (a farmhouse at first) is well inscribed in the landscape thanks to the plant (alleys, hedges, park, grove) which sometimes settles the constructions, sometimes frames the whole.

However, we may regret the planting of conifers that are "alien" to the local landscape.

From the traffic routes, the presence of the bourgeois residence is unsuspected. Indeed, it is "protected" by the farm and its park. The house is SO/NE oriented.

The park has different landscape elements: a pond, alleys (of chestnut trees in particular), groves and a French garden featuring the south facade of the bourgeois house."

Castle of Saint-Sever, pond side

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Saint-Sever

(details) 1912

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Saint-Sever

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Saint-Sever Castle, garden side

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Saint-Sever

(details)

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Saint-Sever

(details)

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Saint-Sever

Saint-Sever, described in the 2011 Local Urban Planning Plan

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