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Origin and history

The building located at 29 d'Anjou Street in Versailles has been a monument listed as a Historic Monument since 1931. Its classification refers specifically to the facades overlooking the Rue d'Anjou and Rue Royale, as well as its roof. These architectural elements reflect the style of this royal city, marked by a careful urban heritage and classical influences.

The location of the building, in the historic heart of Versailles, is located in a district where urban planning was shaped by the proximity of the castle and aristocratic residences. Although the details of his history or original occupants were lacking, his inscription in 1931 demonstrated his heritage value. At that time, Versailles was already recognized for its architectural heritage linked to the monarchy and bourgeois rise of the nineteenth century.

The available data do not specify the exact period of construction, but the inscription of 1931 suggests a representative architecture of the eighteenth, nineteenth or early twentieth centuries. The building thus illustrates the evolution of the Versaillais building, between royal heritage and urban modernization. No information is provided on any historical characters related to this place, nor on its past or present use outside its protected status.

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