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The Pétremand Hotel is a private hotel built in the second half of the eighteenth century, more precisely between 1769 and 1773. It is located at the 2 petit-rue du Palais, in the historical district of Old Vesoul, in Vesoul, Haute-Saône. This building illustrates bourgeois civil architecture of the period, with decorative elements typical of the Enlightenment century.

The balcony and the wrought iron railings of the North and East facades of the hotel have been listed as historical monuments since 28 October 1991. This protection highlights the artisanal know-how of 18th-century ironmaking, a remarkable aspect of local heritage. The hotel is part of the urban landscape of Vesoul, a city with a rich history and a varied architectural heritage.

No information is available about the original owners or specific uses of the hotel beyond its residential function. The sources mention only its partial inscription as a historical monument, without details of any further restorations or transformations.

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