Monastery of Our Lady of Lourdes
This convent was built in 1910 next to the existing church and rectory built in 1879. One of the nuns' duties was to teach at the school, which was also initially located in the convent building.
Monastery with school built on an L-shaped ground plan, with the short leg of the L containing the former monastery and the long leg the school. The building has two storeys under a compound roof with red tuiles du Nord.
Above the monastery - with a former chapel on the first floor - there is a cornice with a wooden belfry. The roof has an octagonal spire with Maas covering slate. The masonry wall is plastered. The cornice at the level of the first floor, mainly at the front, is also plastered. The front facade is still in its original state, as are part of the rooms, such as the drying attic.
