Accueil Renaissance Centre
A Renaissance house from the early 16th-century, known as the "Maison du Bailli", was the property of the Frédureau family who held the office of bailiff until the French revolution. It was occupied in the 19th century by landscape artist Charles Busson.
Description
The Renaissance house, built in the early 16th century, was inhabited by the Frédureau family who held important duties, as they held the charge of bailiffs. Inhabited during the 19th century by the landscape painter named Charles Busson. It is a wonderful, fortified château composed of a main building with a Renaissance facade and another wing. These two buildings are linked by a small tower in which there is a beautiful spiral staircase with its door and dormers finely carved. The inner courtyard extends by a park with century-old trees and a formal garden.
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| Pricing | Min. | Max. |
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| Full adult price | 0 € | 6 € |
| Child rate | 0 € | 4 € |
| Group rate | 0 € | 4 € |
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