Former fief, having belonged from the seventeenth to the half of the nineteenth century to the family LESIEURRE DE CROISSY whose first of the known names was Alexandre Le SIEURRE, born in 1580, Procurator and Royal Assistant, bailiff of the Pont de Metz, The Manoir de Pont de Metz with its feudal dovecote on a revolving scale and its back-to-back greenhouse of the 19th century is a domain respectful of biodiversity.
Its English Park and Garden of a surface of 4ha includes many species of endemic centenary and rare trees (majestic mushroom elms) and shrubs, a body of water, an area with a garden rose garden and a countryside natural area with a wooded part all welcoming a diverse wildlife