Gillard farm - My

Once an outbuilding of the castle, this imposing U-shaped farmhouse has interesting 17th and 18th century buildings.

The high 17th century tower-porch, with its sloping roof topped with two crosses, echoes the church spire, like two symbols facing each other: the clergy and the lordly power.

To the left of the tower, the 17th-century main building opens almost exclusively onto the courtyard.

On the other side, the Gillard house, built in the 18th century from a 17th century core, opens more onto the street in order to show off its power and pomp, in the same way as later pleasure residences.

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