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Houses and villas classified in Oise

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Villa Marcot, today annex of Jacques-Monod College

60200 Compiègne

The Marcot villa, built at the beginning of the 20th century in Compiègne, is a rich bourgeois residence in Art Nouveau style, today an annex to a college. Its architecture combines stone, brick and ceramics signed Gentil and Bourdet.
House

60000 Beauvais

Classified historic house located in Beauvais (Hauts-de-France), protected for its facade and roof. Not known, registered in 1933.
House The Korandon

60800 Crépy-en-Valois

The house Le Qurandon, built in the 15th century in Crépy-en-Valois, is a stone house with octagonal turret, a witness to late medieval architecture in Picardia.
Chantrerie Saint-Rieul de Senlis
Maison classée MH
60300 Senlis

The Chantrerie Saint-Rieul de Senlis is a medieval monument located in the Oise, known for its vaulted Gothic cellars and historic hall.
Villa des Avenues in Attichy
Villa
60350 Attichy

The Villa des Avenues is an 18th and 19th century bourgeois residence in Attichy (Oise), surrounded by a park and remarkable outbuildings like an orangery and a greenhouse.
House Gréber

60000 Beauvais

The Maison Gréber, an early 20th-century ceramic factory in Beauvais, illustrates industrial architecture with its ceramic sandstone facade and local artisanal history.
House

60200 Compiègne

This 16th century house, located in Compiègne in the Hauts-de-France, is a historic monument with facades and roofs protected since 1950.
Private hotel

60300 Senlis

18th century mansion in Senlis, typical of classical architecture under Louis XIV, between courtyard and garden. Symmetry and sobriety make this an example of the 'simple way'.