The house known as "La Papotière", named after Louis Escuyer, Seigneur de la Papotière, secretary to Queen Mother Anne of Austria. A listed building built of ashlar. A property steeped in history in the heart of the town. Partly built in the 15th and 16th centuries. The façade is said to have been modified in the 19th century. Two addresses united in a single building, renovated in 2022 after a past as a restaurant, renowned in the region, then becoming the home of an architecture and history enthusiast. All the building needs is a new project: restaurant, inn, museum, home... The property comprises an entrance hall: a large main room combining noble materials, stone, beams and stained glass for a surface area of 65 m2 opening onto another room of 30 m2, then a succession of 3 other rooms of around 20 m2 each, all with period fireplaces and openings. A kitchen and scullery open onto the south-facing courtyard. Access to the courtyard is also via the main room. The stained glass windows are partly independent of the double-glazed window frames, to let in more light if required. First floor: 110 m2 reception room, 20 m2 bedroom, new shower room and separate toilet. A checkroom and a second toilet and washbasin. Second floor: 3 attic bedrooms of approx. 12 m2 each, a bathroom and separate wc. This floor requires some renovation. In the courtyard, a secondary entrance and a 1-car garage. A boiler room containing the new boiler and thermodynamic water heater.