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 Hotel Jubert de Brécourt in Rouen en Seine-Maritime

Patrimoine classé
Patrimoine urbain
Hotel particulier classé
Seine-Maritime

Hotel Jubert de Brécourt in Rouen

    3 Rue de l'Hôpital
    76000 Rouen
Hôtel Jubert de Brécourt à Rouen
Hôtel Jubert de Brécourt à Rouen
Hôtel Jubert de Brécourt à Rouen
Hôtel Jubert de Brécourt à Rouen
Hôtel Jubert de Brécourt à Rouen
Hôtel Jubert de Brécourt à Rouen
Hôtel Jubert de Brécourt à Rouen
Hôtel Jubert de Brécourt à Rouen
Hôtel Jubert de Brécourt à Rouen
Crédit photo : Henri Heuzé (1851–1927) Descriptionarchéologue et - Sous licence Creative Commons

Timeline

Moyen Âge central
Bas Moyen Âge
Renaissance
Temps modernes
Révolution/Empire
XIXe siècle
Époque contemporaine
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
1240
First mention of the Hotel du Paon
5 février 1522
Purchased by Henri Jubert
14 août 1600
Sale to Jean-Jacques Romé
1er quart XVIe siècle
Construction of the current hotel
1791
Purchase by Jean-Baptiste Curmer
31 octobre 1958
Registration for historical monuments
Aujourd'hui
Aujourd'hui

Heritage classified

Façades, roofs, stair turret (with the oriel and spur that surmounts it) of the large body of house sis 3 rue de l'Hôpital; facades and roofs on street and courtyard of building sis 1 rue de l'Hôpital (excluding two modern floors to the east); Two columns re-used in the west façade of the East Building on courtyard (Box 7-28-30): inscription by order of 31 October 1958

Key figures

Henri Jubert - General of the Aids of Normandy Sponsor and first owner in 1522.
Jean de Bauquemare - Former owner (sieur de Bourg-Denis) Sell the land in 1522.
Jean-Jacques Romé - President of the Court of Auditors Buyer in 1600 for 11,500 pounds.
Jean-Baptiste Curmer - Buyer in 1791 Divides the hotel into apartments.

Origin and history

The Jubert de Brécourt Hotel is a private hotel built in the early 16th century in Rouen, replacing an ancient medieval building, the Hotel du Paon, which was built in 1240. In 1522, Henri Jubert, general of the Aides de Normandie, acquired the land for 1,400 pounds and undertook to erect a new house, built for 2,000 pounds. The building consists of a house body with gable on street, two inner courtyards, and an octagonal turret with a spiral staircase. The outbuildings and a gallery close the courtyard, while gardens extend to Rue des Fossés-Louis-VIII.

The hotel is structured on four levels: a cellar, a raised ground floor, a square floor and a divided attic. The communes are partly based on the Gothic cellars of the former hotel of Paon. In 1600, Henri Jubert sold the building to Jean-Jacques Romé, president of the Court of Accounts, for £11,500. After the Revolution, in 1791, the hotel was purchased by Jean-Baptiste Curmer and then divided into apartments.

Partly inscribed in the historic monuments in 1958, the Jubert Hotel in Brécourt retains remarkable elements such as its stair turret, its oriel and two re-used columns. Its architecture reflects the transition from Gothic to Renaissance, typical of the Rouenese mansions of that time.

External links

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