Broc: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

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In Broc, the 15.3 km-long, yellow-marked route “Balade dans la vallée de la Maulne” runs through the area. The River La Maulne, a tributary of the Loir, crosses the territory of Broc. Anyone considering Broc for their stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Nature and trails

There is a public water point for the Broc route at Place de l’Eglise. The Moulin de Gouilleau is cited as an example of a watermill along the river route.

Culture and history

The Église Notre-Dame in Broc is partially listed as a monument historique. The choir and apse were classified as a monument historique on 14 March 1944, while the remaining part was listed on 17 July 1926. Frescoes from the 13th century are visible in the apse.

Broc’s stone heritage includes several dolmens. The Dolmen de Chantepierre is located in Broc. The Dolmen Pierre couverte de la planche has been listed as a monument historique since 17 June 1983 and is located at Pièce du Prieuré in Broc.

The privately owned manor house Logis de Lizardière is located in Broc and dates from the second half of the 16th century.

Surroundings

The historic site Abbaye de la Boissière is located in the immediate vicinity of Broc. In the wider regional surroundings of Broc are the Château de Baugé, the Château des Carmes, and the historic site Abbaye de Louroux.

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