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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The house located at 16 rue du Gouët, in Saint-Brieuc, is a historical monument whose protection relates specifically to the facade and roof. These architectural elements were classified by ministerial decree on 5 January 1928, attesting to their heritage value. The exact address, confirmed by the Merimée base, places this building in the department of Côtes-d.

The 1928 classification is part of a period when the preservation of the French built heritage is intensifying, especially for the emblematic civilian buildings of the city centres. In Saint-Brieuc, as in other Breton cities, old houses often reflect urban evolution and local architectural styles. Although details of its history or occupants are missing, this type of monument illustrates the historical and cultural fabric of the region.

The location of the house, noted with an accuracy deemed "passable" (level 5/10), suggests that its location is known but could be refined. The available data, from sources such as Monumentum, do not provide additional information on its past or present use, nor on any major transformations. Only the protected elements (facade and roof) are clearly identified as remarkable.

No details are given on the opening to the public, a possible tourist vocation or associated services (visits, accommodation). The Creative Commons license of the mentioned photo (GOL69 credit) simply indicates that visual representations of the monument exist, without specifying their content. Finally, the Insee code of the municipality (22278) confirms its administrative anchoring in the Côtes-d'Armor, without bringing additional historical lighting.

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