This residence was the birthplace of Philis de La Charce in 1645, a heroine converted to Catholicism and sometimes called "the Joan of Arc of Le Dauphiné": she served the State at the time of the invasion of the Alps by the Duke of Savoy in 1692 and was rewarded by King Louis XIV.
Inside are ornamental polychrome plasterwork and ogival vaults listed as historical monuments
Inside are ornamental polychrome plasterwork and ogival vaults listed as historical monuments
