This rascard (or typical building of the Val d’Ayas) is located on the Northeastern part of the village and, on its right side, has recently built annexes.The wooden part holds a second floor which may be reached through a set of stairs located in the threshing area.The four “chambrettes” that jut out from the stone base are outlined by vertical axles.Under the ridge an IHS monogram is engraved, a profession of faith which was mandatory in 1536, during the beginning of Protestantism in Valle d’Aosta.The main beam has inscriptions on the side.At Brusson it is a custom that you can find only in the villages of Vollon and Extrapiéraz.The initials J.J.P. of Jean-Joseph Payn and the date 1798 are engraved on the side of the ridge.