Maison au 25, rue du Jeu-des-Enfants à Strasbourg, Historical house in Strasbourg, France.

The Maison au 25, rue du Jeu-des-Enfants is a house in Strasbourg whose facade carries two stacked, enclosed wooden bays with vertical boarding and rectangular windows; the upper bay has three windows, the lower three taller ones with white curtains. Pale green horizontal bands separate the bays, carved wooden brackets support the lowest one, and pairs of windows flank the projection in the flat white wall.

The house at 25, rue du Jeu-des-Enfants was listed as a monument historique inscrit in 1984, the only date recorded for the building. The listing covers the facade with its stacked projecting wooden bays, which the photograph shows above carved brackets. No construction date or architect is documented in the available sources.

The street name, rue du Jeu-des-Enfants (Street of the Children's Game), recalls a pastime once practised here. The house itself is a monument historique inscrit, listed in 1984, and its stacked wooden bays with carved brackets show regional timber framing that visitors can pick out from the street.

The house is located in the downtown area and can be viewed from the outside while respecting preservation regulations. It works well to explore the area during a walk through the old town to better understand the neighboring buildings and urban context.

The house was listed as a monument historique in 1984, the only fact recorded about its protected status. Its projecting wooden bays, with three windows above and three taller curtained windows below, sit between pale green painted bands and rest on carved wooden brackets.