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Hotel Baude du Val is an emblematic building of Saint Malo, built during the first quarter of the 18th century. Located at 1 rue de Chartres (formerly rue de Chartres), it embodies the civil architecture of this period, with remarkable elements such as its skylights and chimney stumps. The building was inscribed in the Historical Monuments by order of 31 January 1942, specifically protecting its facades, roofs, skylights and chimney stumps.

Engineer Garengeau is mentioned as a contractor or architect associated with this project. Although the sources do not specify its exact role, its name remains linked to the design of this private hotel. The location of the monument, in the historic heart of Saint-Malo, reflects the importance of this Breton port city in the eighteenth century, marked by intense commercial and maritime activity.

The available data indicate a priori satisfactory location accuracy (note 6/10), with GPS coordinates associated with the current address at 1 Rue d'Orléans. The building does not appear to be open to the public in a systematic manner, but no information confirms its current use (visits, rentals, guest rooms).

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