It is in the Loiret department in the region Loire Valley lies the village of Ménestreau-en-Villette. If the name of this town is quite varied over the centuries, from Monsterolio to Ménestreau, it is estimated that the presence of people in this town dates back to around the year 900. At that time, a monastery was built there. A "Monasterolium", hence the name of the village of the brotherhood of St. Benedict. The village is bordered north and south by two rivers, Cosson and Cane. At the end of the nineteenth, Sologne experiencing high traffic due to the draining of the marshes that allow many farms to establish themselves in the territory. It is a time of strong growth for the village of Ménestreau-en-Villette. After a sharp drop in population after World War II, the late twentieth century was marked by the significant increase in the number of second homes.