Built in 1525, this mansion was the birthplace in 1530 of Étienne de La Boétie, a friend of Montaigne. The elegant Italian Renaissance façade is adorned with large mullioned windows framed by pilasters carved with medallions and lozenges. The lauze roof is pierced by a lavishly decorated modern skylight. On the ground floor, the house opens onto the Passage Henry-de-Ségogne, between Hôtel de Maleville and Maison de La Boétie.