ALCOY, SPAIN

Casa Briet

A private residence in central Alcoy, this house stands as part of the city’s architectural heritage in the heart of the Valencian community.

At a glance

Casa Briet is a private building located at 24 Sant Josep Street in Alcoy’s city center. The house represents residential architecture of its era within this industrial and cultural hub of the Valencian region.

History

Limited historical documentation is available about this private residence. Casa Briet remains a notable property within Alcoy’s urban fabric, contributing to the city’s streetscape and local heritage.

What you see

The building occupies a prominent position on Sant Josep Street in Alcoy’s commercial and residential center. Its architectural character reflects the city’s development as a significant Valencian settlement.

Cultural significance

Casa Briet forms part of Alcoy’s architectural identity, a city known for its industrial heritage and cultural importance in the Valencian Community. The house contributes to the historic streetscape of this Mediterranean city.

Key facts

Location: 24 Sant Josep Street, Alcoy city center
City: Alcoy (Alcoi)
Country: Spain
Region: Valencian Community, Alicante province
Coordinates: 38.70°N, 0.48°W

Practical information & getting there

Casa Briet is a private residence and not open to the public. You can view the exterior from Sant Josep Street in Alcoy’s city center. Alcoy is accessible by road and rail from major Valencian cities, situated inland in the province of Alicante.

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