Nestled in the heart of Bourdeilles, Dordogne, the Maison Sénéchal, a creation of the 15th-century, has managed to fuse the antiquity of medieval and the refinement of the Renaissance. Characterized by its steep-pitched roofs, a clear nod to the past, and intricate stonework, a subtle inclination towards the future, it shares company with other historical landmarks such as the château de Bourdeilles and the church of St. Pierre-ès-Liens. But how does it garner such an enigmatic, almost ominous, reputation? One can't help but wonder…
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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