This architecturally impressive town house is built of honey-coloured limestone like so many of the buildings in Sarlat. Its half-timbered façade has a tower and a distinctive Flamboyant Gothic-style doorway. In rue Landry, note the 17C Présidial tower, former seat of the royal magistrates. Retrace your steps to admire the 15C Hôtel de Génis, which boasts an overhanging upper storey supported by seven stone corbels.