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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The house on 3 rue de l'Ail is an emblematic building of the Strasbourg heritage, built during the 4th quarter of the 16th century. Located in the historic centre of Strasbourg, this residence illustrates the civil architecture of the late Renaissance in Alsace. Its oriel, typical of the bourgeois houses of the time, overlooks the Rue du Puits, adding a picturesque dimension to its exterior appearance.

Classified as a historical monument by order of 28 December 1934, this house is one of the many protected buildings of Strasbourg. The inscription specifically concerns its main facade and oriel, remarkable architectural elements. This classification reflects the heritage importance of the building in the Strasbourg urban context.

The location of the house, in the heart of Strasbourg, in the Bas-Rhin department, makes it a witness to the architectural and social history of the region. At the time of its construction, Strasbourg was a prosperous city, marked by intense cultural and economic exchanges, which is reflected in the style of its bourgeois houses.

The available data mention a location accuracy considered fair (level 5), with an official address at 3 rue de l'Ail, although GPS coordinates suggest a proximity to Rue du Puits. This minor geographical ambiguity does not alter the historical value of the building, which remains a representative example of the Alsatian heritage.

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