In 1627, the seigneury of Palaiseau was erected as a marquisate for Anne Antoine de Harville. This leads to the creation of a notary charge. This charge was entrusted to Jean Brière from 1639 to 1660. In 1655, he was tax prosecutor and receiver of the land of Paloiseau. François Brière succeeded him on March 23, 1655. It was Jean Brière who built and lived in this mansion between 1625 and 1650. The successive owners are: - Francois Briere in 1681. - Marie Anne Meignan widow Lefevre in 1740. - Edmé de Mauroy-Chéron in 1769. - Benoit Nicolas de Mauroy in 1788. - La Bohain by Mauroy in 1818. - Leullier-Bohain in 1844. - Laprée in 1854. Purchase by the city of Palaiseau in 1881 and was the headquarters of the gendarmerie until the construction of the current gendarmerie. The installation report dates from 1870.