House of dignitaries (picture taken in the middle of the 19th century) from which was built the existing chateau. This building from the 17th century was partly joined to the old Notre-Dame de Frénaud church, also called church of the Fountain (14th century to 1851). The house could be the oldest of the lower town. Before 1838, it belonged to the Veyrenc-Beaufort families, linked to the Teyssiers and the Borel-Delors. After that, the Montluisant family developed it further.
 

On the main façade there is a small romanesque window, the only remaining feature of the Notre-Dame church.
(Photo circa 1920).







On the left, in rue du Compte de Poitiers, several old openings carved in stone and windows with wrought iron bars can be seen on the side of the chateau.