Visited:20. 6. 2021
History:This village farmstead was built no later than during the first half of the 19th century, as it is already recorded on the cadastral map from 1824 - 1843, but it may be even older. The farmhouse was built in the typical local vernacular style as a two-storey building with a brick ground floor followed by a partly timber-framed upper floor. The building is then covered with a gabled roof and boarded gables. The farmhouse has been preserved in this form to the present day and is a beautiful example of what the village used to look like.
Impressions:A beautiful folk building, about which unfortunately I found almost no information.
