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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The building located at 18 rue de l'Occident and 2 rue de la Sainte-Famille in Versailles is a historic monument whose facades and roofs were inscribed by order of 4 March 1954. This building, although little documented in the available sources, illustrates the urban architecture of Versailles, a city marked by its royal heritage and its development over the centuries. Its classification reflects its heritage value, particularly for its style or its integration into the landscape of the Versailles.

Versailles, the emblematic city of the Île-de-France region, has undergone a major architectural evolution since the 17th century, linked to the presence of the royal court and the progressive urbanization. The buildings of this period, often built to accommodate a growing population, reflect the residential needs and aesthetic standards of their time. Although this building is not associated with a specific historical event in the sources, its listing as historical monuments underscores its importance in the local urban fabric.

Partial protections, such as facades and roofs, generally aim to preserve the exterior appearance of buildings, thus ensuring the visual consistency of historic neighbourhoods.

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