Renaissance timber house

A vacation home full of historical treasures for up to 7 people in the oldest completely preserved half-timbered house in the Renaissance city of Torgau. In the middle of the old town of the Renaissance city of Torgau and yet only a stone's throw from the natural expanses of the Elbe and Elbe meadows lies this half-timbered house - a particularly carefully renovated historical treasure with 500 years of architectural and art history that can still be experienced today. The space At the beginning of the 16th century, the last abbot of Doberlugk had the house built. Generously over 150 m² from the first floor over two floors, a vacation space for up to 7 people has been created. The historical building fabric with the interior half-timbering and the paintings on the ceiling and wall, the ancient plank floors and the old windows, which were elaborately preserved in hundreds of hours of manual work, show the traces of time. Here, history is the sole architect. The harmoniously integrated modern furnishing elements, some of which are also deliberately contrasted, have created a holiday home full of individuality that consciously preserves the traces of its past, tells its story and combines it with modern living comforts of today. On the ground floor Spacious hallway - also suitable for storing bicycles 2nd floor - two rooms, bathroom One double bedroom (160 x 200 cm), cozy sitting area with leather couch and table, desk One room with two single beds 80 × 200 cm, cozy reading chair A bathroom with shower/toilet/sink 2nd floor - kitchen, bedroom & additional sleeping niche, bathroom The kitchen is fully equipped with a large dining table, large fridge/freezer, dishwasher, induction cooktop, oven, coffee maker, toaster, kettle, dishes and cookware One room with double bed 160 x 200 cm, in this room optically separated by a partition sleeping niche with single bed 80 × 200 cm. A bathroom with shower/toilet/sink