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The house at 49 Grand-Rue in Turckheim is a civil building built in the 4th quarter of the 17th century, as evidenced by the date 1687 engraved on its carriageway door. This building is distinguished by its typical architecture of the era, including a corbelled dressing room decorated with a carved chambranle window, as well as a carreter door in the middle of the old vantals. The bays on the ground floor have been rearranged, while the window in the dressing room retains traces of sleds that are now missing.

Classified as a historical monument by decree of October 16, 1930, this house illustrates the Alsatian architectural heritage of the late seventeenth century. Only its street façade and the door to the courtyard are protected as historical monuments. The building is part of the urban fabric of Turckheim, a city of the Upper Rhine in the Grand East region, known for its preserved historical centre.

Available sources (Wikipedia, Monumentum) highlight its heritage interest, although details about its occupants or its original use are not specified. The exact location, confirmed by the Merimée bases and GPS coordinates, corresponds to address 49 Grand-Rue, 68230 Turckheim, in an area classified as having a "passable" location accuracy (note 5/10).

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