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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The Houses located at 4 and 6 rue Grande-Chaussée in Lille constitute a historical monument whose protected elements are limited to facades and roofs. These buildings, located in the department of the North in the Hauts-de-France region, were registered by ministerial decree on 13 April 1944. Their exact location remains approximate, with an accuracy considered "passable" (note 5/10) according to the available data, and their official address corresponds to the Insee code 59350 of the commune of Lille.

The absence of precise architectural or historical details in the sources does not allow the exact date of their construction or trace their original use. However, their protection in 1944 suggests a recognized heritage value, probably linked to their representation of a style or a period characteristic of Lille. These houses are located in a central area, the rue Grande-Chaussée being a historic artery of the city, although their specific role in local history is not documented in the available information.

The monument does not seem open to the public for visits, rentals or accommodation, according to current data. Sources only mention their legal status (registration) and location, without details of their current status or accessibility. The Creative Commons license associated with a photograph (credit: Velvet) indicates existing visual documentation, but it is not described in the source text.

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