Venkovský dům č. 34 House

The rural house no. 34 in Myslibor in Jihlava is a classical building with rich history and architectural features from the first half of the 19th century. It is located on the village of Myslibora and has been protected as a cultural monument since 2019. This house is an important historical monument not only because of its architectural style, but also because of its long-term function and adaptation of older structures to a new ground plan.

The history of this object dates back to 1835, when the building was recorded on the given plot in a map of a stable cadastral. Today's appearance of the house was created before the middle of the 19th century, when the older brick construction was integrated and stucco decoration of the facade was added. This process points to the typical times of adaptation and reconstruction practices, which enabled the preservation of historical elements in modernization.

The house is architecturally oriented north-south with a shield face to the street. The complex consists of two parts: a residential house and economic buildings which are covered by a single saddle roof covered with burnt bags. The residential part is made of brick wall with lizene frames and stucco ledge, which separates the main shield from the ventilation soil windows. The entrance to the building is located in the courtyard facade without stucco decorations. The farm area has two entrances to the stables and a separate entrance for hitting the barn.

The house is divided into two parts, where there is a arched black kitchen with the original construction of a bread oven and a small pigsty. In the front part of the house there is a skyscraper with plank floor, Fabion ceiling and preserved holes for condensed moisture in the windows. In addition, there is a tile stove with bread oven. In the right part of the front part there is a smaller light.

The house in Myslibor is not only an architectural monument but also a witness to the history of rural buildings in Bohemia. The first half of the 19th century was a period of industrial and agricultural development, which also affected the architecture of such objects. Today the house is protected as a cultural monument and is worth visiting not only for its historical value, but also for the opportunity to become acquainted with typical elements of classical architecture.

Rural House No. 34 in Myslibor is therefore an example of how history and architecture together can tell the story of the past and its preservation for future generations. Visiting this monument offers a unique view of 19th century life and culture in Bohemia, which makes it not only historical but also cultural value.