Maison dite de l'Hébrardie

English translation

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History

Of the old episcopal palace there remains currently a rectangular building comprising two storeys raised on a basement and which seems to have been intended to serve as a gallery of communication linking important constructions that have since disappeared. The window onto the courtyard is pierced, on the first floor, by four trilobed windows. The lower storey has three twin windows dating from the 13th century. The façade onto the street also has, on the second floor, two twin windows. In the basement, a door with a pointed arch opens onto the street. This door gives access to the cellar which is established perpendicular to the façade. This cellar extends under the courtyard, and is vaulted with a broken barrel vault reinforced by transverse arches with rectangular section. A vaulted cellar with a broken barrel vault is established under the building.