Hôtel de Caumont

The Hôtel de Caumont is defined by a concave entrance gate that opens onto a grand stone courtyard, a feature designed to accommodate arriving carriages. Built between seventeen fifteen and seventeen forty-two, this mansion stands in the Mazarin district as a residence originally intended to reflect the high status of its owner, François Rolland de Réauville, who served as the second president of the Court of Auditors.