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The building located on 2 rue Sully and on the Cours Saint-André in Nantes is an iconic 18th century building. Built during this period, it is distinguished by its architecture representative of the Nantes urban planning of the period. Together, including number 3 of Sully Street, once formed the Chapter House, a place linked to the local religious administration.

The building was officially recognized for its heritage value in 1954, when it was listed as historic monuments. The protection specifically concerns the street façade and the corresponding roof, according to the decree of 19 March 1954. This ranking underlines its importance in the historic landscape of Nantes, a city marked by a rich architectural and maritime past.

Available sources, including Wikipedia and Monumentum, confirm its precise address and legal status. The building, although partially protected, remains a testimony of the civil constructions of the 18th century in Pays de la Loire. No information is provided on its current use (visit, rental, etc.), but its registration guarantees its preservation for future generations.

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