List of cultural monuments in Lehen (Freiburg im Breisgau)

This list describes the listed buildings in Lehen , a district of Freiburg im Breisgau since 1971 .

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	St. Cyriak Church	Lehen, Kirchbergstrasse 8 (map)	1139	St. Cyriak (fiefdom)
More pictures	Rectory	Lehen, Kirchbergstrasse 6 (map)	18th century	Three-sided system, solid buildings,
More pictures		Lehen, Kirchbergstrasse 13 (map)	1794 (dating on the lintel)	Eaves house, solid and half-timbered construction. Single storey house on a basement plinth. Left the residential part, right the business part. The eaves side made of timber. Access via two-armed stone stairs. There is an old closet inside. The house is opposite the church entrance and rectory
More pictures	Farm buildings	Lehen, Bundschuhstraße 32 (map)	18th century	Hipped roof house, solid construction, 18th century. It is the southern part of the former tithe barn and has a round arched gate to the street. To the west a low extension with windows and an entrance.
More pictures	Old castle	Lehen, Bundschuhstrasse 41 (map)	before 1310	Hipped roof house, solid construction, already mentioned as property of the Counts of Freiburg. Today's building was rebuilt after a fire in the Thirty Years War. The associated economic buildings are from the 18th century.
More pictures		Lehen, Breisgauerstraße 24 (map)		Gabled house, solid and half-timbered construction. It is a single-story house on a basement. On the rear gable and on the right side half-timbered. A two-armed stone staircase leads to the entrance. At the foot of the front barrel a round arched cellar door with beveled walls
More pictures		Lehen, Breisgauerstraße 26	1811 (date on the stringer)	Gabled house. 1 storey house on a detached basement, the rear gable is made of half-timbered houses. On the right side of the eaves is the entrance via a two-armed staircase with a stone railing and handrail. On the front handrail a plaque with the initials BF / TL for the year 1811 and winegrowing equipment. The winemaking tools are also on the wedge of the lintel. Under the stairs, cellar gate. A wash house on the right
More pictures	"Zum Hirschen" inn	Lehen, Breisgauerstraße 47 (map)	18th century	Four-sided courtyard, solid construction
More pictures	former pond castle	Lehen, Breisgauerstraße 52 (map)	16th Century	Hipped roof house, solid construction, renovated in 1587 (date on panel)
More pictures		Lehen, Breisgauerstraße 48 (map)	18th century	Gabled house, solid construction. Recessed 2-storey house on a basement base, entrance on the eaves via a staircase. Next to this a cellar door which is chamfered with a round arch on the left and a basket arch on the right. At the front corner of the house, a newly offset arched gate, the lintel marked "MICHEL / TEXTOR / DOCTOR / MARIA / PROM = / BACHIM", between their coat of arms and the date 1588.
More pictures		Lehen, Breisgauerstraße 50 (map)	18th century	Solid construction. Attached directly to No. 48 with the same ridge height. The building also has 2 storeys on a basement base. On the upper floor together with house no. 50 a stone tablet with the Textor / Prombach coat of arms “1594 MICHAEL SPOTOR VIS / Der VORSTÄTTEN ADVOCAT / MARIA PROMBÄCHIN VON OFFENBURG, including ANO 1790 / TO EN GEOR WEISEL / SOLD BY LEHN / AND DESEN'S WIFE / CATHARINA MEIER / VON VEHAUSEN / RENOVATED 1794 ”. Was together with house no. 48 the presumably caretaker's house and the former courtyard gate to the Weiherschloß (house no. 52)
More pictures		Lehen, Breisgauerstraße 49 (map)	18th / 19th century	Parallel courtyard, 1 storey, 2-axis residential building with an extended basement. The gibel is made of half-timbered plaster. On the right side 1-axle extension
More pictures		Lehen, on the Lehener Berg (map)	1856	Way cross, corpus on lily-shaped end cross bars over unmarked pillar base
More pictures	Herdertürmle	Lehen, on the Lehener Berg (map)	1894	It was built by Hans Josef Hutter from Freiburg, whose widow sold it to the publisher Hermann Herder . He used the tower to give his "pupils" - today trainees - a place to relax on Sundays. During the First World War , the tower was a lookout point for the artillery company stationed in Lehen. It was also used for military purposes during the Second World War , it was an anti-aircraft position. After the Second World War, a family used it as an apartment due to the lack of housing. It is believed that it was built on the site of a former chapel, this chapel was probably built there by the Adelhauser monastery, which had fiefdoms.
		Lehen, Breisgauerstraße 53	around 1800	In the meantime demolished, it was a 1-storey gabled house on a basement plinth, the simple gable front is worth preserving as the head building of the closed row of houses No. 45–53
		Lehen, Breisgauerstraße 45	18th / 19th century	Demolished in the meantime. Gabled house, solid construction

See also

• List of cultural monuments in Freiburg im Breisgau

literature

• List of cultural monuments. District of Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald . Volume 1: The architectural and art monuments of the former Freiburg district . Freiburg 1974, pp. 198-201.

Individual evidence

1. ^ Alfons Zettler , Thomas Zotz : The castles in the medieval Breisgau, I. Northern part: Half volume LZ . Jan Thorbecke Verlag, Ostfildern 2006, ISBN 978-3-7995-7365-8 , pp. 272-274.
2. ^ BZ holiday campaign as a guest in the Freiburg district of Lehen , Anja Bochtler, Badische Zeitung , August 13, 2010, accessed December 2, 2014.