Dům čp. 407 House
The townhouse no. 407, located on the street of Peace in Javorník in the district of Jeseník, is a cultural monument and a part of the town monument zone of this village. This Empire building, built from bricks with a Mansard roof, has a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages and survived several disasters, including fires and floods. Today the house is known for its architectural value even for a small shop located on its ground floor.
Dům čp. 407 was originally part of medieval urban development and belonged to a type of mazhaus, which are houses with characteristic properties of the time. Over the years the house was damaged by Hussite conquest in 1428, several large fires (1576 and 1603) and floods. These events led to the re-construction and modifications of the construction which affected its current form.
Architecturally, House No. 407 is characterized by an empirical style with brick construction and a Mansard roof. The street facade is decorated with a cordon belt and a crown ledge, while on the first floor there are rectangular windows with mantelpiece. On the ground floor there is a rectangular entrance and two rectangular windows on the right, one on the left. The rooms are flat-ceiling with valed supports.
The history of the owners of the house No. 407 is also interesting. In 1945 he belonged to the fur master Karl Hoffmann, who probably contributed to his maintenance and maintenance during this period. In 1996, there was an important construction adjustment during which the facade of the house was restored, which contributed to maintaining its historical appearance.
Dům čp. 407 is not only architecturally interesting, but also a testimony of many events and changes that affected Javorník over centuries. His history dates back to Hussite wars when he was damaged in 1428, which is an important moment for understanding local history and its context.
Today the townhouse No. 407 is accessible to the public as a cultural monument, making it an important destination for tourists and residents of Javorník. Its historical value and architectural features make it not only an important element of the local monument zone, but also an interesting location for those who want to know the rich history of the area.
Visiting this house is an opportunity not only to explore its architectural beauty, but also to immerse yourself in the history of Javorníka. Each stone and every modification tells the story of the local heritage and its changes over the years. Dům čp. 407 is therefore not only a monument, but also a living witness to the past that is worth discovering.
Historical milestones
- 1428
- Damage to the house while conquering the city of Hussite
- 1576
- Fire
- 1603
- Fire
- 1945
- The house belonged to the fur master Karl Hoffmann
- 1996
- Construction and reconstruction of facade
Architectural development
Originally the medieval mazhaus was gradually rebuilt after several fires and floods. The current form is empirical and the construction is built from bricks. The facade was restored in 1996.
Historical events
In 1428 the house was damaged in the conquest of the city of Hussite. In 1945 it belonged to the fur master Karl Hoffmann. The facade was restored in 1996.
Owners
1945: fur master Karel Hoffmann
Points of interest
- The house was originally part of a medieval building and belonged to a type of mazhaus. - The construction was damaged by Hussite conquest in 1428 and large fires in 1576 and 1603. The building is built in Empire-style brick and has a mansard roof. In 1945, the house belonged to the fur master Karl Hoffmann. - There's a small shop on the ground floor.
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Welcome to this historic place in the heart of Javorníka! You are standing in front of the townhouse No. 407, which is not only an architectural pearl, but also a witness to the rich history of the region. Look up and you'll see his distinctive Mansard roof, which resembles the Empire style in which this house was built from bricks.
Let's go into history. This house is part of an old urban development and comes from the Middle Ages when it was a typical example of the mazhaus. During his long life, House No. 407 went through countless challenges. In 1428 he was damaged by Hussite conquest, which was only the beginning of his hard days. Two major fires in 1576 and 1603 left their mark on its structures, although the house was able to recover and rebuild.
Now pay attention to the details. The front of the house is full of history; Although architects are not known, their work is worth watching. Note the elegant lines and robustness of the design, which shows the artistic taste and technical skills of the period. The Mansard roof is not only an aesthetic choice, but also a practical solution for the use of space.
Among the people associated with this monument is Karel Hoffmann. In 1945, the house was his property, where a fur craft business was run. His influence on the history of the house is undoubtedly significant and reminds us of how many personal stories form collective history.
The interesting thing about this place is its resistance. Despite fires, floods and historical conflicts, this house remained a witness to the past. In 1996, the construction and reconstruction of the facade were carried out, showing a sustained interest in preserving its historical value.
I recommend you explore other parts of Javorníka and discover other beautiful sights. Have a nice day of new discoveries!
Tips for visitors
For the best observation of the architecture of the empire house and its Mansard roof we recommend a visit during clear days. The most suitable light for shooting facade details is during the so-called gold watch, i.e. shortly after sunrise or before sunset, when the lighting is soft and highlights the shape of the building.
The monument can be reached by car and public transport. Please check the current traffic connections in the search engine. Parking is possible nearby, but for the best experience we recommend using the possibility of parking within the city building and continue on foot.
For comfortable movement in the historical part of the city we recommend to bring comfortable shoes. For families with children, walking around is a great opportunity to observe ancient buildings and details of historical buildings in a safe environment.
Be sure to focus on the entire Javorník City Monument Zone, located in a close neighbourhood, offering a rich historical atmosphere and other architectural attractions.
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City monument zone Javorník.
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Themed route
1. Dům čp. 407, building: A tour of the architecture and appearance of this particular building. 2. Dům čp. 407, immediate area: Discovering details in close proximity to the house. 3. City Monument Zone Javorník, historical territory: Walk on the streets forming this protected area.
Seasonal recommendations
In spring it dominates the surrounding area of the awakening nature and fresh light, which gently highlights the details of the facade. It is an ideal time for quiet walks when the air is clean and the atmosphere is full of hope. We recommend wearing layers of clothing because of the variable weather and planning a visit to the morning before the first tourist groups start flowing.
Summer months bring sharp sun and rich colors of surrounding vegetation, creating a dynamic contrast with historical building material. Expect a larger number of visitors in the main season, which is why it is best to come right after opening. Choose light, breathable substances and don't forget enough fluids to keep you warm.
Autumn covers the memory with golden leaves and morning fog, which give the place a mysterious and melancholy touch. Soft underevening light is perfect for capturing architecture in warm tones. The practical recommendation is humidity-resistant footwear and visit in the afternoon when the temperature is more pleasant for longer diets.
In winter, the house in the snowy surroundings is very cozy and contrasting, especially if the facade is covered with white collisions. In advent time, the surrounding area has a quieter, dreamy atmosphere. Don't forget the warm thermal clothing and observe the shortened opening times that are typical of colder months.
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