Ultra-modern in old walls. Exclusive living

The listed house dates back to 1677 and was once used as a hoofsmith. It was on an important transport connection before the bypass road was built. Pilgrims, travelers on horses or in carriages passed by, and some have stopped in the neighboring inn, changing the horses, or having them newly fogged by the blacksmith. The home, which was at risk of collapse, has been restored by the current owner and is used by him as a holiday home. The space The house offers insights into a long past time. Modern interior design changes with old sandstone walls, restored ceilings, and beams. Individuality is paramount. A house that breathes history and is unique. The stork nest can be observed from the terrace on the fireplace of a former brewery.