Architectural and Building History

The street-facing sections of the listed building at Bahnhofstraße 14 date back, in their structural core, to the 16th century.

A particularly distinctive feature is the pronounced bend in the facade, which lends the building a somewhat irregular, medieval street presence.

The alignment of the window axes on the upper floor has remained unchanged, preserving the original proportions and overall appearance of the building. In contrast, the ground floor has been remodelled several times.

Despite these alterations, one key architectural element has survived: a barrel-vaulted passageway with a segmental (basket-arched) gateway. This feature provides clear evidence of the building’s original function as a pass-through structure that gave access to rear storage areas.