Buildings classified in Lower Normandy

14000 Caen

17th–15th century building located in Caen, typical of the Caenian houses with wooden facade and inner courtyard, classified as a historical monument.

Immeuble
61000 Alençon

The building on 44 rue du thursday in Alençon is an 18th-century mansion, typical of the Norman provincial bourgeoisie, listed as historical monuments for its facade and roof.

Immeuble
61000 Alençon

18th-century building in Alençon, typical of bourgeois provincial architecture, with windows and balconies representative of the period. Located in Normandy, rue des Grandes-Poteries.

61000 Alençon

18th century bourgeois building located in Alençon (Orne), typical of Norman provincial architecture with classified facade and roof.

Immeuble
50800 Villedieu-les-Poêles-Rouffigny

The Cour du Foyer de Villedieu-les-Poêles, located in the Manche in Normandy, is a protected historical monument since 1975, emblematic of this city renowned for its metallurgical craftsmanship.

Immeuble
14000 Caen

The building of the 22-24 rue Jean-Eudes in Caen, built in stone of Caen, is a 17th-century building located in the old city centre, inscribed with historical monuments since 1960.

Immeuble
14000 Caen

The building on 25 rue Saint-Martin is a 17th-century civil building located in Caen, Normandy, whose façade has been listed as a Historic Monument since 1948.

50170 au Mont-Saint-Michel

The Épée-Saint-Michel building, located at Mont-Saint-Michel in Normandy, is a listed historical monument whose facades and roof date back to 1946. It is located on the Grande-Rue, in an emblematic medieval setting.