Bar-le-Duc, Lorraine, Address available on request

A fortified 16th century dwelling and its outbuildings, on the border between Champagne and Lorraine. The property is located in a small village, where one of its gables faces the street. 
A large number of outbuildings surround a vast courtyard and the main south-facing facade. 
An old postcard shows that there used to be a stone porch with a large carriage entrance that protected the property from prying eyes, but this has now been replaced by a simple gate. 
To the rear, facing the countryside, another building precedes a meadow, which is enclosed by a fence and planted with a few fruit trees.