Maison, 8 rue du Jerzual

This house at 8 rue du Jerzual displays traditional Breton construction with exposed timber framing and a steeply pitched roof typical of medieval dwellings. The exterior combines stone and half-timber elements that reflect centuries of building practices in this region.

This residence dates to the 12th or 13th century and received official heritage protection in 1961 as a classified historical monument. This designation ensured its preservation as an important example of medieval urban construction.

The building stands as a representation of medieval craftsmanship in Brittany, with its construction methods reflecting local building traditions.

This building sits along rue du Jerzual, a street lined with other preserved medieval structures worth exploring. Walking through this area allows you to see multiple examples of the same period and better understand the local building traditions.

The house features specific architectural elements from different construction periods, including medieval stonework and later timber additions.