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The Maison de Marie Noël, located at 1 rue Marie-Noël in Auxerre (Yonne), is a monument whose architectural origins date back to the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. This partially preserved building illustrates the evolution of Burgundy urban dwellings over three centuries. Its inscription as a Historic Monument by order of 13 May 1986 protects both the house, its courtyard and its garden, reflecting their collective heritage value.

The location of the Maison de Marie Noël, in the centre of Auxerre, is attested by approximate GPS coordinates and an address verified in the Mérimée base. Although the accuracy of its location is considered "passable" (note 5/10), the site remains identifiable thanks to visual cues such as the nearby rue du Pont. Property of an association, its current use (visits, rental, accommodation) is not specified in the available sources, but its protected status makes it a place of local cultural interest.

The protected elements, cadastral under plots EK 301 to 304 and 384 underline the importance of this built and landscaped heritage. The house owes its name to a figure probably related to literary or local history, although the source text does not provide any biographical details about Marie Noël. The building is part of the urban landscape of Auxerre, a city marked by a rich medieval and modern past, where houses with courtyards were common among wealthy classes or corporations.

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