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The Petit Hôtel de Sourdéac, located at 12 rue de Condé in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, is a monument dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. Its architectural elements, including the street façade, the roof and a wrought iron staircase, bear witness to the style of construction of that period. These parties were officially protected by an inscription under the Historic Monuments in 1962, highlighting their heritage value.

The hotel is representative of Parisian private hotels, often built for aristocrats or wealthy bourgeois. These urban residences served as both a place of life and social representation, reflecting the status and tastes of their owners. In Paris, in the 17th and 18th centuries, these buildings were integrated into a dense urban fabric, where architecture played a key role in asserting prestige.

The location of the Petit Hôtel de Sourdéac, in the historic district of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, reinforces its interest. This sector, marked by a high concentration of monuments and private hotels, was a place of power and culture. Today, although the practical information on his visit or current use is limited, his registration in 1962 guarantees the preservation of his most remarkable elements.

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