Maison, dite logis des Monnayeurs

English translation

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History

The house is a main dwelling from the end of the 15th century. Access to the courtyard façade is by a large round-arched portal. Three stone dormers and two oculi light the roof space whose roof structure has chevron rafters forming a full frame. The dormers are dominated by a moulded triangular pediment, adorned with three balls. Each storey has six openings, reorganised in the early 17th century. The interior preserves a large staircase whose balustrade dates from the Second Empire. In the basement is found a 14th-century cellar, of square plan, vaulted in masonry on four ribs with double-arch ribs chamfered and bearing on eight engaged pillars and one central round pillar whose base and capital are octagonal.