Description
Situated on the borders of Maine and Perche, on rocky ground, the village of Gréez-sur-Roc developed near the confluence of the Braye and the Saint-Almire stream. Occupied since prehistoric times, its medieval development is thought to be linked to the creation of a religious foundation in the 6th century by the hermit Saint-Almire. Despite the rural exodus linked to its isolation, Gréez-sur-Roc still has an active market town and important outlying areas, such as the hamlet of Croix-Champagne, 7 km from the village. This well-preserved area now attracts both second-time residents and newcomers looking for a quality lifestyle.