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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The building at 16 rue de la Chancellerie in Versailles is a historic monument whose remarkable architectural elements have been officially recognized. The facades and roofs of this building have been protected by registration under the Historic Monuments since 26 July 1930. This preservation measure reflects the heritage interest of the building, although the available records do not specify the exact date of its construction or its architect.

The location of the building, in the historic heart of Versailles, suggests a link with the city's urban development, particularly under the influence of its royal and administrative past. The buildings of this period often reflect architectural styles in vogue at the turn of the twentieth century, sometimes combining classical elements with more modern innovations. The 1930 inscription indicates that this building was already considered representative of a period or style worthy of preservation for future generations.

Practical information on the building remains limited in available sources. His exact address, confirmed by the Merimée base, is the 16 rue de la Chancellerie, although GPS coordinates suggest a proximity to number 20 of the same street. This discrepancy could be explained by geolocation errors or minor urban changes. There is no indication of its current use, whether it is a private residence, a place open to the public, or any other function.

The accuracy of the location is assessed as fair (note 5/10), which may complicate an accurate identification of the building for visitors or researchers. Available photographs are licensed under Creative Commons, facilitating their reuse for documentary or educational purposes. Despite these elements, the detailed history of the building, its possible famous occupants or its precise role in local history remain undocumented in the sources consulted.

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