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Origin and history

Bache House is an emblematic civilian dwelling located in the medieval village of Peruges, in the department of Ain. Built in the 15th century, it represents a typical example of the domestic architecture of this period, with its characteristic facades and roofs. The building has been preserved to this day, offering a tangible testimony of daily life in the Middle Ages in this region.

Listed as historical monuments by order of 26 April 1930, the Bache House enjoys specific protection on its facades and roofs. This official recognition underscores its heritage and architectural importance. Today, the building belongs to an association, which allows it to be conserved and potentially open to the public, although the precise modalities of the visit are not detailed in the available sources.

The village of Peruges, in which this house is located, is itself a remarkable site, known for its well preserved medieval heritage. The Bache House is thus part of a larger architectural complex, reflecting the urban and social organization of the time. Its location on Rue des Rondes, in the heart of the village, suggests a central role in the community life of Peruges in the 15th century.

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