List of cultural monuments in Sipplingen

This list of cultural monuments in Sipplingen contains the cultural monuments of the Baden-Württemberg community of Sipplingen 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 for the entire Sipplingen complex” from 2012.

Monuments

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Complete system in Sipplingen			Complete system Sipplingen with the village center and the lower and upper village Protected according to § 19 DSchG
	archway	Am Brunnenberg 8 (component)	1719	Framed gate opening with a round arch made of green sandstone from the former courtyard of the Überlinger Heilig-Geist-Spital (Rathausstrasse 13-17 ) moved to the building at Am Brunnenberg 8 in the 1980s; Coat of arms of the hospital ( patriarchal cross ) in the keystone with the year 1719 Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Farmhouse	At the Brunnenberg 9	Around 1700	Typical wine-growing house from around 1700 Gable-independent building, mainly made of half-timbered (plastered), with two floors, elevator dormer and gable roof Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Half-timbered house and outbuildings	On the Boll 1	18th century	Former farmhouse ; The year 1761 above the house entrance Gable-independent main building with a massive sloping floor, two half-timbered floors and a half-hip roof ; Half-timbering made of continuous struts , parapet fields with simple St. Andrew's crosses , gable with wooden cladding One or two-story outbuilding (warehouse, workshop and coach house) made of half-timbered with a gable roof Protected according to §§ 2; 28.1.3 DSchG
	Residential building	Brotherhood Path 2 & 4	Around 1600	Former Brotherhood house of the Maria Cortana Brotherhood Two-storey half-timbered semi-detached house with a massive sloping floor and crooked hip roof; Plank wall with six-part window bay on the first floor Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
	Brotherhood House, formerly Torkelbau	Corner part 20	Around 1600	Former brotherhood house with torkel Gabled half-timbered house with two floors and a half- hip roof Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
	Farmhouse	Corner part 24	Around 1700	In the core one of the oldest buildings in the Oberdorf ; still contains mostly original building fabric; direct connection to the neighboring building (Auf dem Boll 2) probably reference to the original real division Single house on stilts with a solid base, half-timbered upper floor and gable roof; Northern extension with pent roof Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Outbuilding (FN 91/1)	Fischerweg 2	Around 1800	Built as an annex to the Fischergasse 2 building Small, single-storey building with a high basement (with a two- wing gate, used as a threshing floor or shed ) and a half-timbered upper floor (warehouse or servants' room ) including a gable roof; External stairs to the upper floor on the eaves side Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Semi-detached house, former farmhouse	Fischerweg 8 & 10	Around 1500; 1998	One of the oldest buildings in the parish; divided into two parts in the 19th century; Building no. 8 modernized in 1998, the internal framework removed during the construction period Two-storey building with a solid base and plastered half-timbered upper floor, above which a crooked hip roof Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Farmhouse	In Lutzental 12	1700/50	Single house on stilts with a high sloping floor, two floors and half-timbered gable (covered with wooden cladding) Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Former Franciscan convent of St. Ulrich with chapel and barn	Klosterstrasse 1 & 3; Schulstrasse 2 & 4; St.-Martin-Strasse 2	1607; 1722	Multi-part building complex of the former Franciscan convent of St. Ulrich ; Erected in 1607 with the inclusion of older buildings; Burned down in 1650 and 1705; today's building rebuilt in 1722; Monastery profaned in 1784, since then residential building and Gasthof Adler Building complex arranged around the inner courtyard; with partly high, massive sloping storeys, above two-storey buildings with saddle and hip roofs ; former St. Ulrich chapel (now residential building) with painted pilasters and (closed) large, round window openings Protected according to §§ 2; 28.1.3 DSchG
	Farmhouse with a statue of Nepomuk	Klosterstrasse 7	1700/50	Typical Sipplingen wine-growing house Gabled, stilted single house with vaulted cellar , two floors and a gable roof; Solid slope and first floor, second floor and east gable with half-timbering; Baroque statue of St. John Nepomuk standing on a console with a canopy on the east facade. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Residential building	Klosterstrasse 14	1696	Gable-independent building with a solid base storey, two plastered and protruding half-timbered storeys as well as a gable roof Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
	Fountain figure	Lenzensteig / Rathausstrasse	Around 1600	Small monument Early baroque sculpture made of colored sandstone depicting the Mother of God with child; Village fountain at this place since the 1870s; Sculpture since 1953 fountain figure Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Former St. Johann Kaplanei, today residential and commercial building	Lenzensteig 1	1659; 1970s	Former court chaplain of the Lords of Hohenfels and Jungingen , later that of the Mainau Order of the Teutons (1506 - 1789); 1972 - 74 Uncovering of the framework or renewal with false framework Half-timbered house with gable roof, two floors and massive ground floor; Wappenstein with the year 1659 Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Farmhouse	Lenzensteig 3	1683/84	Gable-independent half-timbered house with two floors, saddle roof and dwarf house ; Solid base and ground floor Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
	House and outbuildings	Lenzensteig 9	Around 1600; around 1700	Half-timbered house with two floors, a crooked roof and a protruding eaves cornice One-storey outbuilding with a gable roof; on a high rock plinth, partly with timber framing Protected according to §§ 2; 28.1.3 DSchG
More pictures	Catholic parish church of St. Martin and Georg with furnishings, mount of olives, churchyard and figure of St. Theresa of Lisieux	Rathausstrasse 2 & 4	13th / 16th / 18th / 19th centuries	Parish church of St. Martin and Georg probably dating back to the Middle Ages, first mentioned in 1155; Choir with late Gothic tracery windows (15th century); Nave from the early 16th century; in a double niche on the north wall of the nave Ölberggruppe with sculptures from around 1540; around 1750 baroque ( round and arched windows, interior); walled churchyard until 1880 cemetery , there life-size figure of St. Therese von Lisieux ; Tower helmet from 1904 Hall church with gable roof; Choir side tower with corner surrounds and pointed spire Protected according to § 12 DSchG
	Former Mainau office building	Rathausstrasse 8	1764	1764 as a baroque official building of the Teutonic Order on the Mainau , including older buildings (late Gothic), rebuilt Representative, free-standing solid building on a hillside with hipped roof; Painted corner pilasters and the coat of arms of the Teutonic Order on the facade, round arched gate and late Gothic portal ( leading to a stone spiral staircase ) on the sloping floor Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
	Half-timbered house	Rathausstrasse 9	Around 1700	Essentially late medieval, changed around 1700 Gable-independent half-timbered house with a solid base, two floors and a gable roof; Upstairs on lugs cantilevered, in the basement round arch managed according to § 28.1.3 DSchG
	Town hall with hall, formerly also the seat of the village school	Rathausstrasse 10	1669	One of the oldest village town halls in the region, built in 1669 Gabled building with two floors and a half-hip roof; symmetrical arrangement of the window axes and sgraffito with the lettering town hall and the municipal coat of arms including the inscription awarded AD 1582 on the main facade; Arched gate in the basement protected according to §§ 12; 28.1.3 DSchG
	Former Überlinger Spitalhof	Rathausstrasse 13-17	1719	Former court of the Heilig-Geist-Spital Überlingen; Arched gate moved to the building at Am Brunnenberg 8 in the 1980s; Building completely renovated in 2008 Gable-independent building with three floors and a gable roof; Solid ground and first floor with corner blocks, profiled walls and arched gate; second floor and gable with baroque ornamental framework Protected according to § 12 DSchG
	Former Gasthaus zum Guten Glas	Seestrasse 50	1831/48	Instead of an older gas house, built as an inn for Guten Glas as part of the expansion of the Uferstrasse ; changed in the 20th century Eaves building with two floors and mansard roof ; Solid ground floor, first floor originally with half-timbering, later paneled; Central balcony on the symmetrically structured facade and lateral courtyard passage on the ground floor; in the courtyard elevator dormer Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Former Chaplaincy	Seestrasse 50	17th century	Chaplaincy founded by citizens of Sipplingen as early as 1294 ("Second Early Mass Chaplaincy of Our Dear Lady "); The core of the building dates from the 17th century; until 1814/16 chaplaincy; Partially burned in 1896 Two-storey solid construction in the slope area; Building access on the second floor at the churchyard
	Former Konstanz hospital courtyard	Seestrasse 52	1601	Until the 19th century courtyard of the Konstanzer Heilig-Geist-Spital; then residential building and post office Gable-independent building with two floors and a gable roof; Main facade massive with coat of arms, corner frames and stepped gable; Side facade of the upper floor with coat of arms and half-timbering Protected according to § 28.1.3 DSchG

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Monument conservation value plan for the entire Sipplingen facility October 2011 - April 2012 (PDF, 10.8 MB)