VERDUN, Lorraine, Address available on request

An 1820 parsonage and its walled garden at the gateway to the Forest of Argonne, near Verdun. The property stands on a small square facing the church. High stone walls totally enclose and hide the property, which is accessed via an electric gate that opens onto a white gravel courtyard in front of the main facade of the presbytery. The grounds extend to the side into a lawned garden planted with shrubs, ornamental trees and fruit trees. 
According to the archives, the parsonage dates back to 1820, but this was probably the conversion of an earlier building. The last parish priest left in 1972.