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

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Overall facility in Bermatingen			Overall plant Bermatingen, town center with Mitteldorf and Unterdorf, Oberdorf, Leopoldsberg, Schwarzried and Guldenberg Protected according to § 19 DSchG
	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 Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	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 managed according to § 28 DSchG
	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 protected according to § 2 DSchG
	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 managed according to § 2 DSchG
	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 Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	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) Protected according to §§ 2; 28 DSchG
	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 protected according to § 28 DSchG
	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 Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	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 Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	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 Protected according to § 28 DSchG
	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
	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
	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 ) Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Leopoldsberg	Markdorfer Strasse / Jägerstrasse		Weinberg Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	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 Protected according to § 28 DSchG
	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 Protected according to § 12 DSchG
	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 Protected according to § 28 DSchG
	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 Protected according to §§ 28; 34 DSchG
	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 Protected according to §§ 2; 28 DSchG
	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 Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	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 Protected according to §§ 2; 28 DSchG
	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 Protected according to § 2 DSchG