Pre st evroult

Pré-Saint-Évroult is a small rural village in the Eure-et-Loir department, in the Centre-Val de Loire region, within the postal area of Bonneval (28800). Nestled in the Loir valley, just a few kilometres from Chartres and its renowned UNESCO-listed Gothic cathedral, it offers a peaceful setting typical of the Beauce, a vast cereal-growing plain in the Paris Basin. The village retains traditional limestone and timber-framed architecture, characteristic of the area. The surrounding countryside features gentle farmland and waterways, ideal for walking and fishing. Nearby Bonneval, a former fortified medieval town with ramparts and a Benedictine abbey, is a notable local attraction. Chartres, around twenty minutes away, offers significant religious and historical heritage along with a lively town centre. The region suits quiet stays combining nature with the discovery of Romanesque and Gothic heritage, while remaining conveniently connected to routes linking Paris and the Loire Valley. This makes it a fitting base for visitors seeking countryside charm and understated cultural tourism.