You have just landed at the Boehms homepage in France. We live in Dun sur Auron
(Centre/Cher/Val de Loire/Le Berry, French Département Cher (18), capital Bourges).
GPS
46°53'07.8 N
02°34'24.1 E or 46.8855 N
02.573361 E
Dun sur Auron is located 19 Kms from the geographical center (Bruère-Allichamps)
of France, and is 275 Kms (170 miles) (02:45 h) straight south of Paris.
Nearby city is Bourges with a population of 70,000 (25 Kms NW of DsA.
By car, we are three hours straight south of Paris, take A10 highway, direction Bordeaux,
in Orleans branch off to A71 highway direction Clermont-Ferrand to exit 7 Bourges,
follow N142 Moulin/N76 Moulin/Dun sur Auron/D953 to Dun sur Auron.
By train, French railroad (SNCF) direct trains from Paris (Gare d’Austerlitz station)
to Bourges in 1:50 h (230 Kms). We pick you up in Bourges (30 Kms, 00:30 h).
Dun sur Auron (in olden days called Dun Le Roy) is a medieval town with a
population of 4,000 and was one of the residences of King Charles VII (1403-1461) during the times of Joan of Arc
(1412-1431, 15th century). Dun dates back to the Romans/Gauls. And was then called ‘Dunum Regis’. Remember
Astérix & Obélix?
Government Statistics (official) about Dun sur Auron:
https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/1405599?geo=COM-18087 (fr)
Cost of Living (CoLi) Comparison:
https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/in/Bourges-France (en)
https://fr.numbeo.com/co%C3%BBt-de-la-vie/ville/Bourges-France (fr)
Our residence (and that of our furries (cats, Arabian born)), is 'Le Prieuré', built late 1400, (yes, over 500 years ago),
a 15th century Priory right in the center of Dun sur Auron on Place Bourbon;
or is it ‘Place pour Boehm’?
Le Prieuré was built as a residence for a Chanoine and called ‘Hôtel de Chanoines’, and is as such listed in the French
historic register.
Nowadays commonly known as ‘Le Prieuré’ pronounced ‘pree-eh ‘ray’.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_VII_of_France
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joan_of_Arc
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_(priest)
https://www.printemps-bourges.com
http://www.dun-sur-auron.fr/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priory
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dun-sur-Auron
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourges
http://www.ville-bourges.fr/english/
Le Prieuré … property for sale / à vendre / zu verkaufen
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Le Prieuré (pree-eh ‘ray)
The Boehms
Le Prieuré (pree-eh ‘ray)
Jock K. Boehm & Christine Lamouroux-Boehm
Le Prieuré • 10 Place Bourbon • F-18130 Dun sur Auron • France
You have just landed at the Boehms homepage in France.
We live in Dun sur Auron (Centre/Cher/Val de Loire/
Le Berry, French Département Cher (18), capital Bourges).
GPS
46°53'07.8 N
02°34'24.1 E or 46.8855 N
02.573361 E
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dun-sur-Auron
Dun sur Auron is located 19 Kms from the geographical
center (Bruère-Allichamps) of France, and is 275 Kms
(170 miles) (02:45 h) straight south of Paris.
Nearby city is Bourges with a population of 70,000
(25 Kms NW of DsA).
By car, we are three hours straight south of Paris, take
A10 highway, direction Bordeaux, in Orleans branch off
to A71 highway direction Clermont-Ferrand to exit 7
Bourges, follow N142 Moulin/N76 Moulin/Dun sur Auron
D953 to Dun sur Auron.
By train, French railroad (SNCF) direct trains from Paris
(Gare d’Austerlitz station) to Bourges in 1:50 h (230 Kms).
We pick you up in Bourges (30 Kms, 00:30 h).
Dun sur Auron (in olden days called Dun Le Roy) is a
medieval town with a population of 4,000 and was one of
the residences of King Charles VII (1403-1461) during the
times of Joan of Arc (1412-1431, 15th century). Dun dates
back to the Romans/Gauls. And was then called ‘Dunum
Regis’. Remember Astérix & Obélix?
Our residence (and that of our furries (cats, Arabian born)),
is 'Le Prieuré', built late 1400, (yes, over 500 years ago),
a 15th century Priory right in the center of Dun sur Auron
on Place Bourbon; or is it ‘Place pour Boehm’?
Le Prieuré was built as a residence for a Chanoine and
called ‘Hôtel de Chanoines’, and is as such listed in the
French historic register.
Nowadays commonly known as ‘Le Prieuré’ pronounced
‘pree-eh ‘ray’.
Boehms.Org
Boehms, Boehm, Boehm’s, Frankreich, France
property for sale / à vendre / zu verkaufen
