It is in Châtillon sur Seine, a town on the borders of the Côte d'Or, Aube and Yonne, in the heart of the National Park of Forests, that André and his wife decided to settle. They completely rehabilitated this 16th century limestone building. This unique place, steeped in history, will give you a unique experience. Town hall, Tribunal de Grande Instance during the French Revolution, prison then library, you will stay today in a comfortable gîte. Access is via a large courtyard (not private). On the raised ground floor: friendly living room with open kitchen and lounge area, library, board games, flat screen TV. Separate WC. 4 double bedrooms, all with 180x200cm beds (new and very good quality bedding) including one located on the mezzanine. 2 shower rooms. WIFI In fine weather, you can have lunch and relax in the interior and private courtyard facing south with garden furniture and barbecue. Lovers of old stones, simply curious History, discover the Royal Auditorium with its old dungeons, its graffiti on wood, on stone, the prisoner walks courtyard. Naturally, on request, André will visit the premises and transport you through the history of this residence. All-inclusive cottage: heating, electricity, towels, beds made on arrival and end-of-stay cleaning.