Situated in the heart of a country village, surrounded by lawns and large trees, the church of St Hilaire d’Estissac is representative of the village’s ambience.

The harmonious, vaulted edifice dates from the late eleventh century. The domed pre-chancel bay and the barrel-vaulted nave bay are Romanesque while the porch belfry was added in the fourteenth century to fortify the church.

The church was altered in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries with the addition of a chapel on the south side and a vestry on the north.