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The Baressols Hotel is an emblematic mansion in Old Vesoul, built between the 15th and 16th centuries. Located at numbers 2 and 4 of Church Square, it marks the entrance to Gevrey Street. Its facades and roofs, representative of the civil architecture of this period, were inscribed in historical monuments by decree of 7 November 1979.

This monument illustrates the architectural heritage of Vesoul, a city whose urban history has developed around medieval squares and streets. The place of the Church, where it is located, was a central place in the social and religious organization of the city, reflecting the importance of private hotels as symbols of prestige for the wealthy families of the time.

The protection of its exterior elements (facades and roofs) in 1979 underscores its heritage value. The building is referenced in the Mérimée base under the number PA00102288, and its official address corresponds to the Insee code 70550 of the commune of Vesoul, Haute-Saône. No information is available on its current use or accessibility to the public.

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