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No. 17 Ganquan Road, Li Family Residence

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No. 17 Ganquan Road, Li Family Residence A Qing Dynasty residential building. The house is relatively large in scale, facing south and situated on a north-south axis, divided into eastern and western sections, with a total construction area of 1,146.18 square meters. The eastern section has four courtyards from front to back: the first and second courtyards are two-story buildings, five bays wide, with wing rooms on both sides of the courtyard; the third and fourth courtyards are also five bays wide, followed by a three-bay annex building and a hexagonal ancient well. The western section has three courtyards from front to back. The first and second courtyards are a matched-style quadrangle courtyard, both three bays wide; the third courtyard is a main hall, three bays wide, with cypress roll-canopy verandas both in front and behind. The original owner of the house, surnamed Li, was engaged in retail business.

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No. 17 Ganquan Road, Li Family Residence is a cultural relic protection unit of Yangzhou City.

No. 17 Ganquan Road, Li Family Residence

A Qing Dynasty residential building. The house is relatively large in scale, facing south and situated on a north-south axis, divided into eastern and western sections, with a total construction area of 1,146.18 square meters. The eastern section has four courtyards from front to back: the first and second courtyards are two-story buildings, five bays wide, with wing rooms on both sides of the courtyard; the third and fourth courtyards are also five bays wide, followed by a three-bay annex building and a hexagonal ancient well. The western section has three courtyards from front to back. The first and second courtyards are a matched-style quadrangle courtyard, both three bays wide; the third courtyard is a main hall, three bays wide, with cypress roll-canopy verandas both in front and behind. The original owner of the house, surnamed Li, was engaged in retail business.