immeubles

English translation

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History

Property of Jean II Gaultron de La Baste, adviser to the king at the end of the 17th century, then of several owners holding positions at court in the 18th century, the hôtel subsequently belonged to the Creuzé family who recovered it after the Revolution to serve as a dwelling for merchants. Erected at the end of the 16th century-beginning of the 17th century, no doubt on the site of a medieval building of which only the cellars remain, this hôtel particulier was the subject in the 1730s of a subdivision along rue Sully by small houses then partly or entirely rebuilt. The main dwelling blocks at the back of the courtyard of this hôtel particulier, despite building campaigns and alterations, present strong authenticity compared to its original state (end 16th-beginning 17th century). The houses along rue de Sully have retained much of their fittings and layouts from the 1730s.