Maison au 2, rue de la Râpe à Strasbourg, Historical house in central Strasbourg, France

The house at 2, rue de la Râpe is a building in Strasbourg listed as a monument historique since 1934. Its address places it in the city's historic centre, in the Bas-Rhin department of France. The sources consulted document its location and heritage status rather than its elevation, façade or floor plan.

The building at 2, rue de la Râpe in Strasbourg has been listed as a monument historique inscrit since 1934. The sources consulted document only this protection status and its address in the Bas-Rhin; they give no construction date, no former house name and no famous residents.

The building displays a mix of Renaissance style and local Alsatian building traditions, visible in the crossette window frames and traditional mullions that were typical for wealthy homes in Strasbourg during that era.

The house stands at number 2 on the short Rue de la Râpe, in the old town of Strasbourg, in the Bas-Rhin department. It is a listed monument historique, so it is seen from the street rather than visited inside. Look up at the facade from the pavement opposite to take in the oriel and the gable stories.

The building has been listed as a monument historique since 1934, one of the earliest protections of a private house on this street. Its listing covers the facade and roof, so the Renaissance oriel and gable are the protected elements rather than the modernised ground floor.