Banesa e Abdyl Babaramos e Isuf Jahos

Banesa e Abdyl Babaramos e Isuf Jahos is a cultural heritage monument in Gjirokastra, Albania, representing the region’s traditional architectural style.

Its official status dates from January 1963. The house belongs to Gjirokastra’s wider group of historic residences, which contributes to the city’s reputation as a stone city. Gjirokastra is known for its old stone houses. These buildings preserve local approaches to construction and reflect how regional architectural traditions developed across generations. The house is classified as an architectural monument. Its significance rests on design, construction, and its connection with the building traditions that shape Gjirokastra’s historic character.

The old town follows the hillside. Narrow cobbled streets and stone houses form an urban setting where Gjirokastra’s cultural heritage remains part of the cityscape. This monument belongs to that historic setting. Together, Gjirokastra’s preserved houses record the city’s development, social structure, and patterns of life over time. Banesa e Abdyl Babaramos e Isuf Jahos connects a named building with Albania’s architectural heritage. Its protected monument status recognizes the house as part of Gjirokastra’s cultural history.