Lubas's House
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| Address : | 370 01 České Budějovice, Czechia |
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| City : | CESKE BUDEJOVICE |
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ne tolik okázalý jako domy na (a kolem) náměstí, ale přitom krásný pozdně gotický jednopatrový nárožní měšťanský dům uzavírá blok několika domů na severní straně České ulice vzniklých na přelomu 15. a 16. století. Zachoval si původní jádro i pozoruhodný nárožní arkýř na kamenných krakorcích. Vzhledem k nepravidelnosti půdorysu parcely lze usuzovat, že objekt nebyl postaven jednorázově. Majiteli domu byli drobní řemeslníci a živnostníci - např. puškař, švec, či ranhojič. Ke značnému poškození sklepních a přízemních prostor došlo v roce 2002 následkem povodní. Následně byl objekt po roce 2003 rekonstruován.
Not as spectacular as the houses on (and around) the main square, but beautiful late Gothic one-storey corner town house closes a block of several buildings on the north side of the Czech Street, built at the turn of the 15th and 16th centuries. The original core and the remarkable corner bay on the stone crampons were preserved until today. Due to the irregularity of the ground plan of the parcel it can be assumed that the house was not built in one-time. The owners of the house were small craftsmen and tradesmen - for example a gunman, a shoemaker, or a healer. Significant damage to cellars and ground areas occurred in 2002 due to floods. Subsequently the building was reconstructed after 2003.
 Not as spectacular as the houses on (and around) the square, but at the same time a beautiful late Gothic one-storey corner burgher house closes a block of several houses on the north side of Česká street built at the turn of the 15th and 16th centuries. It has preserved its original core and a remarkable corner bay on stone rafters. Due to the irregularity of the floor plan of the plot, it can be concluded that the building was not built once. The owners of the house were small craftsmen and tradesmen - such as a rifleman, shoemaker or rancher. Significant damage to basements and ground floors occurred in 2002 as a result of floods. Subsequently, the building was reconstructed after 2003.
Not as spectacular as the houses on (and around) the main square, but beautiful late Gothic one-storey corner town house closes a block of several buildings on the north side of the Czech Street, built at the turn of the 15th and 16th centuries . The original core and the remarkable corner bay on the stone crampons were preserved until today. Due to the irregularity of the ground plan of the parcel it can be assumed that the house was not built in one-time. The owners of the house were small craftsmen and tradesmen - for example a gunman, a shoemaker, or a healer. Significant damage to cellars and ground areas occurred in 2002 due to floods. Subsequently the building was reconstructed after 2003.
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