Architectural gem
This historic residential building is one of the architectural gems of Vitré’s old town. Particularly striking are the massive stone stair tower on the left and the wooden bay window that projects over the alley. Such architectural features were once expressions of wealth and also provided more lig…This historic residential building is one of the architectural gems of Vitré’s old town. Particularly striking are the massive stone stair tower on the left and the wooden bay window that projects over the alley. Such architectural features were once expressions of wealth and also provided more light and living space. The use of local natural stone and slate continues to shape the distinctive appearance of the Breton town to this day. more Less Architectural gem
This historic residential building is one of the architectural gems of Vitré’s old town. Particularly striking are the massive stone stair tower on the left and the wooden bay window that projects over the alley. Such architectural features were once expressions of wealth and also provided more lig…This historic residential building is one of the architectural gems of Vitré’s old town. Particularly striking are the massive stone stair tower on the left and the wooden bay window that projects over the alley. Such architectural features were once expressions of wealth and also provided more light and living space. The use of local natural stone and slate continues to shape the distinctive appearance of the Breton town to this day. more Less Architektonisches Schmuckstück
Dieses historische Wohnhaus zählt zu den architektonischen Schmuckstücken der Altstadt von Vitré. Besonders auffällig sind der massive steinerne Treppenturm auf der linken Seite und der hölzerne Erker, der über der Gasse hervorragt. Solche Bauelemente waren einst Ausdruck von Wohlstand und boten zu…Dieses historische Wohnhaus zählt zu den architektonischen Schmuckstücken der Altstadt von Vitré. Besonders auffällig sind der massive steinerne Treppenturm auf der linken Seite und der hölzerne Erker, der über der Gasse hervorragt. Solche Bauelemente waren einst Ausdruck von Wohlstand und boten zugleich mehr Licht und Wohnraum. Die Verwendung von lokalem Naturstein und Schiefer prägt bis heute das charakteristische Erscheinungsbild der bretonischen Stadt. more Less