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Origin and history

The building located at 9 rue Victor-Massé, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, is a mansion built around 1840. It illustrates the architectural style of the Renaissance, a current that marked the 2nd quarter of the 19th century in France. The architect Courtiller is the owner of the project, although little information remains about his career or other achievements.

The street façade of this building was protected by a registration order under the Historical Monuments on 30 December 1977. This heritage recognition, however, excludes roofing, suggesting a desire to specifically preserve exterior stylistic elements. The exact address, confirmed by the Mérimée base, places the building in an emblematic district of Paris, marked by intense urbanization in the 19th century.

The location of the building, noted as 'passable' (level 5/10) in the available sources, indicates an approximation in the current GPS coordinates. The data indicate a close alternative address (15 Victor Massé Street), highlighting the challenges of precise geolocation for some historical monuments. No information is provided on its current use, including visits, rentals or accommodation.

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