St Julien Well
St Julien Well is a 19th-century stone well near the parish church, built with a monolithic rim and stone pilasters. Once serving the nearby washhouse.
Located in the historic Saint-Julien quarter of Sennecey-le-Grand, St Julien Well is a 19th-century communal well built in carved stone with a solid monolithic rim and two flanking stone pilasters. Positioned beside the washhouse and at the top of a small staircase, it formed part of the village’s former water-supply system.
Gallery of St Julien Well
Geographical location of St Julien Well
Moats Washhouse
Moats Washhouse is a small washhouse built inside the former château’s moats, accessed by a stone staircase. Originally open-air, it later received a simple wooden-post roof.
Queen's Well Sens
Queen's Well Sens is a circular stone well topped by a double-dome cap and a carved stone sphere. It is still equipped with a wooden drum and crank.
St Julien Washhouse
Saint-Julien Washhouse is a 19th-century village washhouse built of local limestone, featuring a stone basin fed by a natural spring. Its flowing water system and traditional tiled roof made it an essential communal place for washing clothes and village social life.