List of cultural monuments in Bermatingen
This list of cultural monuments in Bermatingen contains the cultural monuments of the Baden-Württemberg community of Bermatingen in the Lake Constance district , which are recorded in the "Directory of immovable architectural and art monuments and objects to be examined" of the Baden-Württemberg State Office for Monument Preservation . Since this directory can only be viewed if there is a "legitimate interest", the following list does not claim to be complete or up-to-date. It is based entirely on the published " Monument Preservation Value Plan Overall Bermatingen" as of 2014.
Monuments
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Overall facility in Bermatingen |
Overall plant Bermatingen, town center with Mitteldorf and Unterdorf, Oberdorf, Leopoldsberg, Schwarzried and Guldenberg Protected according to § 19 DSchG
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Farmhouse, Schlehenhof ; House name: 1812/37 sloes | Autenweiler Strasse 1 | 1780/1800 |
Linzgauer Einhaus ; former Leiblehnhof of the Salem Imperial Abbey ; together with the town hall and the Gasthof Adler, one of the buildings in the center of the village that characterize the townscape
Half-timbered house with two floors and a half- hip roof
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Farmhouse; House names: 1812 Luft , 1837 Rosemary | Autenweiler Strasse 2 | Around 1700 | Linzgauer Einhaus; former Hofgut or Sölde with Torkel
Half-timbered house with a solid base, vaulted cellar and two to three half-timbered upper floors and a half-hipped roof; Timbered gable of wooden paneling conceals
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Farmhouse; House names: 1812 Kies , 1837 Linde | Autenweiler Strasse 7 | 18th century | Linzgauer Einhaus; former Sölde
Eaves half-timbered house with beam cellar (there Wackenstein masonry), massive ground floor (western side with half-timbered), half-timbered upper floor and gable, above gable roof
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Farmhouse; House names: 1812 ox house , 1837 birch | Autenweiler Strasse 9 | 18th century | Linzgauer Einhaus
Eaves construction with gable roof; Living area with two timber-framed floors, business area with aerial and stable massively
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Farmhouse and Storkel; House names: 1812 garden , 1837 pimpernut | Bahnhofstrasse 2 & 2a | 1790 | Linzgauer Einhaus; former Sölde
Eaves, plastered half-timbered house with two floors and a crooked hip roof; Torkelstube in the economic sector
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St. George | Bahnhofstrasse 9 | 14th - 18th century |
Catholic parish church of St. George with a walled churchyard, located away from the town center, probably instead of an older church ( late Gothic church tower dating back to Romanesque construction); Consecrated in 1422; large wall paintings inside from the late 14th century; Redesigns in 1542, 1602 and around 1760 ( baroque flat ceilings)
Three-aisled pseudo-basilica with rectangular choir ; Choir flank tower with corner frames and stepped gable (typical for church towers in the region)
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Farmhouse; House name: 1812/37 apple | Heidbühlstrasse 1 | 1751 | Linzgauer Einhaus; former Salem Leiblehnhof
Two-storey building with a beam cellar (there Wackenstein masonry) and half-timbered upper floor, above it with a crooked hip roof; Ground floor of the residential part with half-timbering, in the commercial area massively
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Bath house; House names: 1812 Badhaus , 1837 blueberry | Heidbühlstrasse 9a | 18th century | First mentioned in 1419 in connection with a change of ownership (from Montfort and Knöringen to Salem Monastery), until 1833 the bathhouse was owned by Salem; former Leiblehnsölde; today residential building
Plastered, two-storey building; Structure of a bathhouse preserved inside
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Torkelscheuer | Jägerstrasse 8 | 1721 | Belongs to the "Jägerhaus" (former courtyard of the Salem Imperial Abbey), the former location of a torkel
Two-storey half-timbered building with a crooked hip roof; two aisles inside
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Courtyard / residential building; Hunter's House | Jägerstrasse 11 | 1721; 1780/1800 | Former farm yard of the Imperial Abbey of Salem; today residential building
Building with a base and half-timbered upper storey and hipped roof ; stucco ceilings inside ; Arched door to the cellar with barrel vault
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Door, guild house | Jägerstrasse 23 (component) | 18th century; 1837 | Double- leaf arched door ( door leaf and frame ) on the former school building; designed as a diagonal board or plank door, protected according to § 2 DSchG
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Farmhouse; Kellhof house names: 1812/37 chestnut | Kellhofstrasse 6 | 18th century | Former Fronhof of the Imperial Abbey of Salem, built as a three-sided courtyard , first mentioned in the 14th century; today residential building; Economy building rebuilt after fire in 1938
Consists of the main building and two utility buildings; The main building has two floors with a base, a round arched gate and a half-hip roof
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Fountain | Kellhofstrasse (at No. 6) | 19th century | The last remaining fountain of the thirteen in Bermatingen
Longitudinal rectangular stone trough with a well on one narrow side; Cast iron well stock designed with ornamental elements of classicism (including spout with acanthus , fluted column , acanthus capital )
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Leopoldsberg | Markdorfer Strasse / Jägerstrasse |
Weinberg Protected according to § 2 DSchG
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Gasthaus Adler; House name: 1812/37 grape | Markdorfer Strasse 1 | 1596 | Former Salemer Tafernwirtschaft ( Zur Traube ) and Leiblehnhof; oldest half-timbered building in Bermatingen; Reconditioned in 1959 under the supervision of the Authority for Monument Preservation of the Überlingen district ; together with the town hall and the Schlehenhof , one of the buildings that characterize the townscape in the center of town
Half-timbered house with living and utility area, base, two storeys and gable covered by clapboard ; wooden entrance portal with front gable and Salem abbot coat of arms and the inscription 1596
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Farmhouse; Oak yard ; House names: 1812 Waldseer , 1837 Oak | Markdorfer Strasse 9 | 1730/1850 | Linzgauer Einhaus, once probably the Lehnhof of the Constance Dominican convent Zoffingen or the Franciscan convent Waldsee ; owned by the Margraves of Baden until the 1970s ; today residential building
Half-timbered house with two floors and a crooked hip roof; western gable shingled; Attached bakery on the south side
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town hall | Salemer Strasse 1 | 1745 | Together with the Gasthaus Adler and the Schlehenhof , one of the buildings in the center of the village that characterize the townscape
Half-timbered house with two floors; massive ground floor, there parallel to the street pedestrian passage on wooden pillars; One-sided hipped roof, roof turret as clock and bell tower with onion hood
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Farmhouse; Rosenhof ; House names: 1812 Kreuzvogel , 1837 Rose | Salemer Strasse 3 | Around 1800 | Farmhouse attached to the town hall; 1719 named as "Constanzer" Lehnhof of Kreuzlingen Monastery ; today residential and commercial building
Half-timbered house with a solid base, two floors and a pitched roof, shingled gable; Adjacent laundry room
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Farmhouse; House names: 1812 Storz , 1837 Eibe | Salemer Strasse 16 | Around 1800 | Former Lehnsölde of the Salem Monastery
Farm consisting of a main building and a warehouse ( Ausgedinghaus ); Main building on an L-shaped floor plan made of half-timbered buildings with a plinth, two floors and a gable roof; Storage building two-storey, partly plastered half-timbered building with boarded gables and gable roof
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Residential building | Salemer Strasse 29 | Around 1900 | Small, massive house changed around 1900, but older in essence
Single-storey building with high base and gable roof
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Rectory and parish barn | Schulstrasse 11 | 1746 | Under the Salem abbot Anselm II , erected by Peter Thumb ; Renovated in 1981; The construction of the barn is considered remarkable because it is specially designed for a utility building
Baroque rectory: two-storey solid building with a mansard hipped roof ; symmetrical window arrangement and painted corner pilasters Adjoining barn with courtyard wall (there arched gate): square solid construction with knee - high timber frame and tent roof , large arched portal to the barrel vaulted cellar
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Residential building | Schulstrasse 16 | 18th century | Former sacristan house in the style of a Linzgau single house; today residential building
Half-timbered house with two floors and a crooked hip roof; short foot hip on the west gable
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