One can find elements typical of courtyards in Villefranche but particularly, and deliberately, ostentatious. Twisted columns on the ground floor support the low arches and ribbed vaults in the gallery. The other floors rest on engaged columns. The west façade of the house in back is composed of three stories of mullioned windows surrounded by fleuroned gables. It is topped by two fleurons (hence the name “The Flowered courtyard).