Charlieu, Rhône 42190

A renovated 14th-century dwelling with an interior courtyard and medieval tower, in the middle of a historical Brionnais city, in the south of Burgundy. The three-storey dwelling is located along the edge of the town hall square, where the fresco marking the 1,150th anniversary of the Saint-Fortuné de Charlieu abbey was recently inaugurated. Along with the town's other historical dwellings and timber-framed buildings, the property is part of a preserved medieval ensemble and boasts a freshly refurbished lime plaster façade and a Sainte-Foy tile gable roof, also recently restored. As for the dwelling, with a floor area of approximately 184 m², it includes a 14th-century building, facing west towards the courtyard and a medieval tower, which provides access to the house's galleries located on each of its three floors. Sharing common walls on all sides with the neighbouring dwellings, a separation wall covered in honeysuckle demarcates one side of the courtyard.