Hofgut Mauer

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The picture shows facilities for waste recycling on the site.
Entrance to the recycling yard and the composting plant
Half-timbered houses on the grounds of the property. The two-story houses standing in one place show the structure typical of half-timbered buildings on the outside.
Half-timbered houses on the estate

The Hofgut wall is in Strohgäu between the towns Münchingen , Schwieberdingen and Ditzingen situated within the boundaries of Korntal-Münchingen estate .

The Hofgutanlage with a Roman villa rustica , located in an excavation reserve , had been owned by the Hirsau Monastery since the 12th century . In 1318 the property went to the House of Württemberg , since 1497 the manor has belonged to the von Nippenburg family or their heirs.

Around 1600 the complex was expanded to include two half-timbered houses , one of which has a high, solid ground floor and a stepped gable . In front of the covered, two-armed flight of stairs are the remains of a Roman stone column.

Today, in addition to traditional agriculture, a composting plant and a recycling center are operated. In addition, turf and firewood are sold.

literature

  • Helmut Theurer: The Nippenburg. Their history and their genders. 2nd supplemented edition. KM Leutrum von Ertingen, Schwieberdingen 1998.

Web links

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Coordinates: 48 ° 50 '56.6 "  N , 9 ° 3' 53.4"  E