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Origin and history

The log house located at 3 Rue Saint-Loup in Romenay is an emblematic monument of the commune. It is distinguished by its wooden structure, typical of medieval and Renaissance buildings, still present in certain regions of France. This type of housing reflects traditional construction techniques, often associated with the towns and shopping towns of the time.

Classified as historical monuments since August 9, 1932, this house illustrates the heritage importance given to ancient buildings in Burgundy-Franche-Comté. The classification specifically concerns its facade and roof, architectural elements characteristic of half-timbered houses. This type of protection aims to preserve the material testimonies of the lifestyles and craftsmanship of past centuries.

Romenay, located in the department of Saône-et-Loire, is part of the historical region of Bresse, known for its rural heritage and wooden constructions. The log house is part of this regional context, where local materials and vernacular techniques have shaped architectural identity. Although little precise information is available on its specific history, its ranking reflects its historical and cultural value to the municipality and its inhabitants.

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