Buildings classified in the Centre Val-de-Loire

Immeuble
36000 Châteauroux

19th-century building in Châteauroux, remarkable for its windows and balconies in frame, works by the carpenter companion Hippolyte Moreau. Located on Rue Ledru-Rollin and Rue de la Gare, it illustrates the exceptional craftsmanship of the Centre-Val de Loire.

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.

45200 Montargis

17th and 18th century building located in Montargis, in the Centre-Val de Loire, remarkable for its wooden staircase with balusters and wood-paned cage in a historic street of the city.

45000 Orléans

Building in the centre of Orléans, located rue Jeanne d'Arc, part of a homogeneous 19th century architectural complex designed to enhance the cathedral. Front and roof protected since 1945.

Immeuble
28200 Châteaudun

The buildings of the Place du 18-October in Châteaudun, rebuilt in the 18th century after a fire, form a regular architectural complex around a rectangular square, including the town hall and commercial arcades.

45000 Orléans

Historic building in the centre of Orléans, located on Rue Jeanne d'Arc, remarkable for its homogeneous architecture of the eighteenth century designed to enhance the nearby cathedral.

Immeuble
45000 Orléans

The building of 5 Place Général de Gaulle in Orléans, built between the end of the 17th and the beginning of the 18th century, is part of the former general hospice integrated into the hospital Porte-Madeleine, a historical hospital complex of the city.

45000 Orléans

12th century medieval building in Orléans, home to ancient vaulted cellars linked to the chapter of St. Croix Cathedral. Rare witness of medieval civil architecture in the Centre-Val de Loire.