Adjacent to the church, the former vicarage is one of the oldest dated houses in the canton of Fribourg. Built in 1547 with alterations at the beginning of the 19th century, it has a bevelled arched doorway, a masonry ground floor, a wooden first floor and a four-sloped roof with a coyote fold (the lower part is less steep). The only building to survive the fire of 1667, which destroyed the village and its church, it was converted into a school from 1798 to 1917.

In collaboration with the commune of Crésuz