 Houses in Kilkenny which survive from the same period as Rothe House are; 'The Hole in the Wall', High Street, built 1582-4 by the Archer family; Shee Alms House, Rose Inn Street built 1582 by the Shee family; The Bridge House, John Street built around the late 16th century which survives in part; Kyteler's Inn, St. Kieran's built 1473–1702 built by the Kyteler family; also Deanery, Coach Road in 1614 and 21 Parliament Street which was built in the late 16th/17th century and survives in part.Rothe House is listed as an element of the urban area of Kilkenny City in the "Record of Monuments and Places", it is listed in the "Area of Archaeological Importance" in the "Urban Archaeological Survey County Kilkenny".It also is a nationally significant structure from the "Planning Authority Development Plan" under List 1 of the Kilkenny City and Environs Development Plan, 1994 and it is listed as being of national importance in the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage survey of Kilkenny.