Wohnhaus, Architectural heritage monument in Lichtenfels, Germany.
The Wohnhaus in Lichtenfels is a preserved residential building that displays traditional construction methods and regional building practices. Its exterior retains details such as window shapes, roof structure, and facade treatment that are typical of houses in this area.
The building was constructed following local building traditions and is part of a series of houses erected in Lichtenfels over centuries. It was placed under heritage protection because it documents the construction history and development of the region.
The house reflects how residents historically organized and decorated their domestic spaces according to local customs. It remains part of the town's residential character and shows everyday living patterns from different periods.
The house can be viewed from the public street and is accessible throughout the year. The best view of the facade and architectural details can be obtained from the neighboring streets.
The house is part of a large collection of protected residential buildings in the region that show how ordinary people lived in earlier times. Such buildings are valuable because they preserve the everyday and building culture of past generations.
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