Chateau Ferme de Ny

Château-ferme de Ny in Hotton is a unique quadrilateral fortified farm constructed largely in the second half of the 17th century, with dates on its coat of arms reflecting completion in 1669. The structure features a distinctive three-level entrance tower-gate in the center of the north wing, complete with pigeon loft and topped by a four-sided slate roof. Built in stone rubble with slate roofing and originally surrounded by moats, the château-ferme served as the seat of a land lordship under the Old Regime. Today it is recognized as a protected monument and hosts annual reenactments of medieval tournaments featuring knights and dancers.