Vaufreland

Vaufreland is a commune in the Seine-et-Marne department in the Île-de-France region of northern France. It is located approximately 60 kilometers southeast of Paris. The commune is situated within the Brie region, known for its agricultural landscape.

The history of Vaufreland is linked to the feudal past of the region. Like many rural settlements in Seine-et-Marne, its origins can be traced back to medieval times, with agricultural activity forming the backbone of its economy for centuries. The area has seen a gradual evolution from a purely agrarian community to one that also accommodates some residential development, though it retains a predominantly rural character.

The economy of Vaufreland is primarily based on agriculture, with cereal crops being a significant feature of the local landscape. Small businesses and services cater to the needs of the local population. While not a major tourist destination, its proximity to larger towns and cities in the Île-de-France region offers residents access to a wider range of amenities and employment opportunities.

The commune's infrastructure includes typical rural amenities such as a primary school, a town hall, and a church. The natural environment surrounding Vaufreland offers opportunities for walking and appreciating the countryside. The Seine-et-Marne department itself is characterized by its rolling hills, agricultural fields, and forests, contributing to the serene setting of Vaufreland. The commune maintains its identity as a quiet, agricultural village within the broader context of the Île-de-France region.