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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The house located in 1 Place Saint-Étienne in Strasbourg is a historic monument whose facades and roofs were protected by a decree of inscription in 1931. This building, whose exact address also includes 2 rue du Ciel, is distinguished by its architecture typical of the Strasbourg heritage. Although the sources do not specify its date of construction, its style and inscription suggest a recognized heritage value from the early twentieth century.

Strasbourg, an Alsatian city marked by a rich and turbulent history, has many classified civil and religious buildings. Historical houses, such as the Saint-Étienne Square, often reflect the urban and architectural evolution of the region, between French and German influences. Their preservation keeps the memory of lifestyles and construction techniques of past times.

The listing of this house as historic monuments in 1931 reflects a desire to protect a representative local heritage. Today, it belongs to an association, although its current use (visits, rentals, etc.) is not clearly documented in available sources. Its central location, near the cathedral and in a historical district, makes it a notable part of the Strasbourg landscape.

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