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Origin and history

The house in Treignac, in Corrèze, is a historical monument built around 1500. This building, partially renovated in its upper part overlooking the street, is distinguished by its gable covered with a rump, architectural characteristic of the era. Although the details of its original use are rare, its style suggests a residential or artisanal function, common in medieval villages.

Classified as a Historical Monument by decree of 27 July 1932, this house illustrates the evolution of urban habitat in Limousin during the Renaissance. The protected elements, i.e. the façade and roof, reflect the local construction techniques and stylistic influences of the period. Its location in the historic centre of Treignac, rue du Plant, bears witness to the spatial organization of medieval cities, where stone houses bordered narrow and winding streets.

The location of this monument, although documented (5 rue du Plant and 3 rue du Dr Fleyssac), remains approximate according to available sources, with an accuracy assessed as fair. This geographical uncertainty reflects the challenges of heritage conservation in small municipalities, where archives can be fragmented. No information is available on its current accessibility or possible tourist functions (visits, accommodation).

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