The listed house dates back to 1677 and was once used as a farrier. Before the bypass was built, it was located on an important transport link. Pilgrims, travelers on horseback or in carriages passed by, and some have stopped at the neighboring inn, changed horses or had them newly shod by the blacksmith. The house, which was in danger of collapse, was restored by the current owner and is used by him as a vacation home. The space The house provides insights into a bygone era. Modern interior design alternates with old sandstone walls, restored ceilings and beams. Individuality is paramount. A house that breathes history and is unique. From the terrace you can observe the stork's nest on the chimney of a former brewery.