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Buildings classified in Finistère

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2 classified building dans le Finistère

Building

29600 Morlaix

16th century building in Morlaix, Brittany, rebuilt after 1522. Unique tripartite architecture with covered courtyard and helical staircase, mixing commercial and residential functions.
Building

29600 Morlaix

16th century building in Morlaix, Brittany, remarkable for its carved wooden staircase, transition between the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
Building

29180 Locronan

Building of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries located in Locronan, Brittany, bordering the central square with communal well. Ranked Historic Monument in 1927.
Building

29180 Locronan

Building of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries located in Locronan, Brittany, bordering the central square with its historic communal well.
Building

29180 Locronan

Building of the 16th and 17th centuries located in Locronan, Brittany, bordering the historical square with communal well. Ranked Historic Monument in 1927.
Building

29180 Locronan

Building of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries located in Locronan, Brittany, bordering the central square with communal well. Ranked Historic Monument in 1927.
Building

29180 Locronan

Historic building of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries located in Locronan, Brittany, bordering the central square with communal well. Ranked Historic Monument in 1927.
Buildings

29900 Concarneau

These 17th-century buildings in Concarneau, Brittany, illustrate the typical architecture of the shipowners' houses of the time, organized around an inner courtyard with central well and wooded living room.