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Origin and history

The Hotel Luillier d'Orcières, located at 8 rue Savaron in Clermont-Ferrand, was built in the 17th century before being profoundly renovated in the 18th century. These transformations include doorway, ironwork and interior decorations. The building preserves a large central arcade in basket handle, probably ancient cochère door, flanked by two symmetrical side doors. These three bays, adorned with fascist chambranles and cross-sectional archivolts, illustrate a neat architectural know-how, with diamond-cut d'agraph keys.

The facade reflects the classic 18th century ordinance: the piers of the floor are framed with wrought iron grids, while the ground floor highlights the cochère door and woodwork. These elements, combined with the corresponding roof, justified partial protection by inscription in the Historical Monuments on 21 March 1988. The building thus bears witness to the evolution of architectural tastes between two centuries, mixing urban functionality and bourgeois aesthetics.

The exact address, 8 rue Savaron, square the hotel in the historic center of Clermont-Ferrand, city marked by its heritage linked to the Auvergne. Although the sources do not specify its original use, its configuration suggests an aristocratic dwelling or an easy residence, typical of private hotels of the modern era. The location, noted as "passable" (5/10) in the databases, indicates an approximation in the available GPS coordinates.

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