As you stroll through Sarcelles in the 95 department, you might be surprised to come across the town hall. Unlike many city halls built in more formal, civic styles, Sarcelles' town hall looks more like a cozy country house. With its pitched roofs, red bricks, and subtle half-timbering, it evokes the charm of Normandy or Alsace. Yet, this is indeed the official municipal building of Sarcelles. And its distinctive appearance isn’t just coincidence; it’s a deliberate choice that sets it apart.
Before becoming a
Her architectural style blends regional influences: it features elements inspired by the bourgeois houses of northeastern France, with a touch of Neo-Renaissance charm. Today, this style stands in stark contrast to the large housing developments built around it during the 1950s to 1970s.
In the 1960s, as Sarcelles was rapidly growing into a thriving new town, the municipality decided to convert this manor into its city hall. The building officially became the town hall in 1964 and has since been designated as a historic monument.
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Location
Sarcelles Town Hall
4 Place Navarre
95200 Sarcelles
Official website
www.sarcelles.fr















