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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The house in Toul, in the department of Meurthe-et-Moselle, is a 14th century building. It is distinguished by its medieval architecture, typical of this period, and is classified as Historical Monument. Its location, at 11 rue Haute (formerly rue Haute-de-la-Currency), makes it an important part of the urban heritage of Toul.

The protection of this monument was formalized by a decree of 7 February 1939, which specifically concerns the facade and the cover on street. This ranking reflects the historical and architectural significance of this house, which bears witness to the medieval past of the city. The precise location, although considered satisfactory (note of 7/10), makes it possible to clearly identify the building in the urban fabric of Toul.

Toul, a city located in the Greater East region, was in medieval times a strategic and commercial place. The houses of this period often served as both a dwelling and a place of economic activity, such as workshops or shops. This type of building thus illustrates the daily life and social organization of the time, where stone constructions marked a certain prosperity.

Available sources, including Monumentum and internal data, confirm the inscription of this monument as a Historical Monument. No additional information is provided on its current use, such as a possible opening to the public or conversion to guest rooms.

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