Buildings classified in the Loiret

45000 Orléans

Historic building in central Orleans, located on Rue Jeanne d'Arc, remarkable for its homogeneous 19th century architecture. Front and roof protected since 1945.

45000 Orléans

Building of the 4th quarter of the 18th century in Orléans, work by Benoît Lebrun, the only vestige of a revolutionary architectural ensemble. Located on Rue des Carmes, it retains its original layout, including a wooden staircase and a characteristic façade.

45000 Orléans

Historic building in central Orleans, located on Rue Jeanne d'Arc, remarkable for its homogeneous 19th century architecture. Front and roof protected since 1945, reflecting a unified municipal ordinance.

45000 Orléans

Historic building in central Orleans, located on Rue Jeanne d'Arc, remarkable for its homogeneous 19th century architecture. Front and roof protected since 1945 in a coherent urban complex.

45000 Orléans

20th century historic building located in Orléans, in the Centre-Val de Loire region, classified for its facade and its cover. An emblematic urban heritage of rue Jeanne-d'Arc.

Immeuble
45000 Orléans

The buildings on rue Jeanne-d'Arc in Orléans, aligned according to a municipal ordinance of the early twentieth century, form a homogeneous architectural ensemble designed to enhance the cathedral. Located in the Loiret, they illustrate a rare stylistic unit in the Centre-Val de Loire.

45000 Orléans

20th century historic building in Orléans, Jeanne d'Arc Street, destroyed during World War II. Front and cover protected since 1945.

45000 Orléans

Historic building in central Orleans, located on Rue Jeanne d'Arc, remarkable for its homogeneous 19th century architecture, designed to enhance the nearby cathedral.