The image displays a multi-story stone building identified as the Romanesque House (Maison Romane) in Rosheim, France, under an overcast sky with scattered clouds

The image displays a multi-story stone building identified as the Romanesque House (Maison Romane) in Rosheim, France, under an overcast sky with scattered clouds. The primary structure is constructed from reddish-brown, hewn stone blocks and features a steeply pitched roof covered with overlapping terracotta tiles. A small, enclosed wooden balcony with its own tiled roof projects from the upper left corner of the building. Below it, a larger, open wooden balcony with dark wooden railings extends from the mid-section of the facade. A dark wooden staircase, also equipped with wooden railings, ascends diagonally from the ground level to this larger balcony. At the base of the building, an arched entryway contains a dark wooden plank door. A small black metal handrail leads to this door. A rectangular plaque with colored graphics is affixed to the stone wall immediately to the right of the door, below a wall-mounted light fixture. To the right of the building, on a raised platform constructed of similar stone blocks, are two dark metal-framed benches with wooden slats. One bench has a blue informational sign attached to its backrest. Two rough-hewn stone planters are positioned on the ground level near the building's base. An information stand with a light-colored panel is visible on the far left. The immediate foreground consists of a grey paved surface and a low stone retaining wall. In the background to the right, a lower building with a terracotta-tiled roof and a chimney is partially visible, obscured by a tall, blue-green coniferous tree.