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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The house located at 36 rue Royale in Orléans is a historic monument whose protection specifically concerns the facade and roof. Registered by ministerial decree on 12 July 1928, it represents an example of the city's urban architectural heritage. Its location in the city centre, in an emblematic street, highlights its importance in the Orléan landscape.

The information available on this monument remains limited, but its classification reflects its heritage value. The houses of that time, often built of stone or brick, reflected the architectural styles in vogue at the beginning of the twentieth century. In Orléans, as in other cities in the Centre-Val de Loire region, these buildings generally served as bourgeois residences or commercial spaces on the ground floor, illustrating the urban life of the time.

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