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La grange seigneuriale de Flux à Lailly-en-Val (Loiret) est construite sur le lit majeur de la Loire en zone primitivement inondable. Transformée par les siècles, elle n’en conserve pas moins son pourtour d’origine et une charpente à fermes et pannes sur poteaux dont les bois ont été coupés vers 1320 (dendrochronologie). Grâce à des aveux du XIVe siècle, postérieurs d’un tiers de siècle à sa construction, on constate qu’elle occupait une situation à part dans « l’hébergement » de Flux. Son implantation près de Beaugency permettait de transporter la part des récoltes qui y étaient entreposées en peu de temps pour y être vendue. The seigniorial barn of Flux at Lailly-en-Val (Loiret) was built on the main bed of the river Loire which, at the time, was liable to inundation. The building has been modified over the centuries but nonetheless conserves its original footprint and its original wooden trusses and purlins. These are supported by posts the timber of which, according to dendrochronological analysis, was cut in about 1320. In archival consents dating from the 14th century, a third of a century after the construction, it is possible to see how the barn occupied a peripheral situation in the ‘hébergement’, the lodging of Flux. Its location near Beaugency allowed for parts of the harvest to be rapidly stored in the barn prior to sale

La grange seigneuriale de « l’hébergement » de Flux à Lailly-en-Val (Loiret) au XIVe siècle