

A typical village, and yet…
The small village of Sous-Parsat is typical of the Creuse. Decorated in flowers and well maintained, its walls reflect all the know-how of the Creuse stonemasons. The houses are built in local granite as are the small, dry-stone walls bordering the fields. The fountain, washing place and drinking trough are evidence of a period when water was very precious and deserved the greatest of care.
In the heart of the village, open the doors of the church. It is unique! Who could imagine finding such a surprise here? Once through the door, red, blue and yellow on the walls, amazingly painted by the artist Gabriel Chabrat, catch the eye of the visitor. The frescoes painted by Gabriel Chabrat, who has a studio in the village, and the modern stained-glass windows produced in Limoges represent the old and new Testaments.