This magnificent building, now the Town Hall, contains a 90m² room on the ground floor, which has been listed as a Historic Monument. Among other features, you can admire a vast fireplace that half-fills the wall to the south, as described by Célestin Port, the departmental archivist, who visited the premises in 1877.
Decorated with ten sculpted medallions that appear to be in the style of antique imitations, the centre of this fireplace is adorned with a fresco depicting the Annunciation.
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Historic site and monument category
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House and building
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