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@EarthlingWise this one is 1400+. The oldest house in France. What' s older?
@Evolved Again, in the North of France you have medieval houses about the same age very well restored.
https://en.normandie-tourisme.fr/museums-and-heritage-sites/medieval-house-of-st-sulpice-de-grimbouville/
In the South West, you have many lovely villages with older houses.
https://about-france.com/tourism/bastide-towns.htm
https://en.normandie-tourisme.fr/museums-and-heritage-sites/medieval-house-of-st-sulpice-de-grimbouville/
In the South West, you have many lovely villages with older houses.
https://about-france.com/tourism/bastide-towns.htm
@EarthlingWise older than 1400? I don't think so
@Evolved This house was actually dated 1478. It's not that old, we have houses from the 12th century in small towns like Albi.
https://www.tourisme-tarn.com/uk/patrimoine-culturel/the-old-alby-house/
https://www.tourisme-tarn.com/uk/patrimoine-culturel/the-old-alby-house/