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The Hotel Perraudeau is an iconic 18th-century building, located at number 6 of Sully Street and on the Cours Saint-André, in the city of Nantes. This building, representative of the Catalan architecture of the time, was listed as historical monuments by ministerial decree in 1954. Its inscription specifically concerns the facade on street as well as the corresponding roof, highlighting its heritage and aesthetic interest.

The protection of the Perraudeau hotel is part of a process of preserving the Nantes urban heritage, marked by a flourishing commercial and harbour history in the Enlightenment century. Although the sources do not explicitly mention its original use, this type of building was often linked to bourgeois housing or commercial activities, reflecting Nantes' economic dynamism at that time. The central location, near the main axes of the city, reinforces its importance in the local historical fabric.

Available data indicate that the building is referenced in the Merimée and Wikidata bases, with a precise address and an Insee code linking Nantes to the Loire-Atlantique department (44). No additional information is provided concerning its current access, its possible contemporary functions (visit, accommodation) or historical characters related to its construction or occupation. The accuracy of its geographical location is estimated as "passible" (level 5/10) according to the sources consulted.

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