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The house located at 38 rue du Vieux-Palais in Rouen is a building registered as Historic Monuments since December 3, 1954. This protection stop specifically concerns its facade on street, the facades overlooking the large courtyard, the roofs, as well as two doors and a carpentry window of the passage connecting the large to the small courtyard. A fireplace located in a room on the ground floor, between these two courtyards, is also part of the protected elements. These architectural details reflect the heritage importance of the building, although its exact construction period is not specified in the available sources.

The official address registered in the Mérimée base is 36-38 rue du Vieux-Palais, in the Seine-Maritime department (76), in the Normandy region. The building is currently owned by a private company, which may limit its accessibility to the public. The approximate GPS location suggests a location close to 40 rue du Vieux Palais, confirming its anchoring in the historic centre of Rouen. No information is provided concerning its opening to the visit, any room rental or guest rooms.

Available sources, including Monumentum, highlight the heritage value of this house, whose location accuracy is estimated to be fair (note 5/10). Associated photographs, such as Pierre-Yves Beaudouin's Creative Commons license, help to visually document this heritage. Despite the lack of details about its history or its occupants, the protection of its architectural elements makes it an important testimony of the former Rouenian habitat.

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