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Buildings classified in Ille-et-Vilaine

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35000 Rennes

18th century building located Place du Palais in Rennes, typical of the post-fire architecture of 1720 with its granite arcades and roofs at the Mansart.
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35400 Saint-Malo

Historic building of the 1st quarter of the 18th century in Saint-Malo, Brittany, remarkable for its granite facade and its link with Chateaubriand. Ranked Historic Monument in 1950.
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35000 Rennes

18th century building located Place du Palais in Rennes, typical of the post-fire architecture of 1720 with its granite arches and roofs at the Mansart.
Building

35400 Saint-Malo

Building of the 1st quarter of the 18th century located in Saint-Malo, Brittany, forming part of the original enclosure of the city. Front and roof protected since 1950.
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35000 Rennes

18th century building located Place du Palais in Rennes, typical of the post-fire architecture of 1720 with its granite arches and roofs at the Mansart.
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35000 Rennes

17th century building located in Rennes, Brittany, classified as a historical monument. Its facades and roofs have been protected since 1967, illustrating the civil architecture of the time.
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35700 Rennes

The building of the 2 passage of the Carmelites, built in 1666 in Rennes, was an architectural portal of the seventeenth century, vestige of the Carmelite convent, today disappeared after its collapse in 1972.
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35000 Rennes

17th century building in Rennes, Brittany, combining granite on the ground floor and wooden panels on the floors. Fronts and roofs protected since 1967.