This dwelling is a good example of a medieval mixed-use dwelling, used both for living and working. A sign of modesty, ashlar is reserved for the framing elements, while the infill consists of plastered rubble. On the second floor, the two stone rings may have been used to support wooden bars for drying cloth. This is all the more plausible given that at the time this house was built, the area was occupied by weavers and a few dyers.
Not open to the public: this private site can only be seen from the outside.
Maison aux anneaux
