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Origin and history

The house in Riom, classified as a Historical Monument, is distinguished by an entrance door dating from the late Gothic period. This gate in the middle of the hangar, decorated with a flamboyant reamping, gives access to a corridor leading to an inner courtyard. Two sides of this courtyard date back to the same Gothic period, while a third side, redone in the seventeenth century, features a ground floor and two floors pierced with curved bays. These openings form galleries superimposed in arcades, and the walls are decorated with sculptures (medalons, acanthe leaf consoles).

The official protection specifically concerns the street door and the fronts on the courtyard, inscribed by order of 6 April 1929. The building thus illustrates an architectural transition between late Gothic and classical styles, with careful decorative elements. The construction periods selected for the protected areas include the façade and, if applicable, the staircase.

The precise address, 35 rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville, places the monument in the historic centre of Riom, a city marked by medieval and reborn heritage. The approximate GPS location (31 Bis Rue de l'Hôtel de Ville) and the map accuracy note (5/10) suggest an identification to be refined. No information is available on its current accessibility or contemporary uses (visits, accommodation).

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