House, 6 rue du Maquis

This former 17th century farm, originally half-timbered and adobe, has gradually been made more solid through the use of brick. The rear façade is the best preserved of all, with its ancient coating that has protected it from bad weather and other onslaughts. The building has a pitched fibre cement roof. The farm was developed into residential accommodation in the 19th century. As a result of this work, other openings in the building were created and an annexe added. The interior retains its chamfered and filleted beams, as well as its fireplace from the second half of the 17th century. Also of note are the woodwork and fireplace dating from the first half of the 19th century.

Building listed on 12th December 1984