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The house at 62 Blatin Street in Clermont-Ferrand is a neo-classical villa built in the early twentieth century. It is distinguished by a stone structure decorated with decorative elements such as cartridge staples, a frieze of palmettes under the cornice, and a mask carved on the side façade. The front body of the street façade, with its terraced roof and stone balustrade, adds to its unique architectural character.

Classified as a Historic Monument, this house includes in its protection its garden, its fence wall with grill, as well as its interior decorations (slippers, fireplaces and stuccos). The architect Sauzet is mentioned as the project manager. The building was registered by order on November 7, 2000, highlighting its heritage importance.

The location of the house, although specified at 62 rue Blatin, presents a geolocalized uncertainty, with an estimated accuracy of 5/10 according to available data. A second approximate address, 4 rue des Petits Gras, is also mentioned, reflecting a possible ambiguity in documentary sources.

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