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The Renaissance House, located in Langres in the Great East, is an emblematic monument of modern times. This civil building illustrates the architectural style of this period, marked by classical influences and refined ornaments. Ranked as a Historic Monument in 1889, it reflects the early heritage importance of this type of building.

The official address of the Renaissance House, according to the Mérimée base, is the 20 rue du Cardinal-Morlot in Langres. A second approximate location, based on GPS coordinates, is located at 5 Rue Saint-Didier. These geographic differences reflect the precision challenges often encountered in historical heritage databases. The current location is considered to be of poor quality (note 5/10).

This monument belongs to the commune of Langres, in the Haute-Marne department (code Insee 52269). Although its current use (visit, rental, accommodation) is not specified, its early ranking underlines its role in preserving the French architectural heritage. The photo available, under Creative Commons license, is attributed to Clément Huvig.

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