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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The building at 59 Royal Street in Versailles has been a monument listed as a Historic Monument since 1931. Its classification refers specifically to facades and roofing, reflecting a heritage interest in its architecture. Although the exact period of construction is not specified in the available sources, its style and inscription suggest a recognized historical value from the early twentieth century.

Versailles, the emblematic city of Île-de-France, has experienced a marked urban development over the centuries, especially around its civil and residential architectural heritage. The buildings of this time often reflect the evolution of construction styles and techniques, while integrating into the historical fabric of a commune deeply linked to the monarchical and then republican history of France. This type of building, although less publicized than the castles, plays a key role in local collective memory and the preservation of the legacy of the past.

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