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Brunnerkeusche, St. Nikolai in Sölktal

Styria (Historical buildings from the Enns Valley)

Built: 1754
Year of transmission: 1976

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The small, two-storey, log-built house was used as a farmhouse until 1975. On the front gable end of the house, which is continuous from eaves to eaves, there is a small smoke kitchen and an adjoining parlour, which can be heated from the kitchen by a back-loading stove. A small brick-built stable and a cellar are located opposite these rooms. The bedrooms are on the upper floor. The space above the kitchen and parlour is taken up by a parlour panelled with Swiss stone pine, with the date 1758 on the tram tree. The old decorative form has been preserved on the pergola of the house. The shear rafter roof covered with shingles is reinforced by a snow chair.

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Brunnerkeusche, St. Nikolai im Sölktal, Steiermark

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Brunnerkeusche, St. Nikolai im Sölktal, Steiermark

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Brunnerkeusche, St. Nikolai im Sölktal, Steiermark

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