Stüblergut, Cultural heritage site in Lobmingtal, Austria.

Stüblergut is a building ensemble south of the Gaberl Straße, straddling the municipalities of Weißkirchen in Steiermark and Lobmingtal in the Murtal District. It consists of a Gasthof, an economic building and the Messkapelle hll. Rochus and Sebastian, consecrated in 1684, which retains its high altar, pulpit, carved gallery and entrance gate from that period.

Stüblergut was first documented in 1420 as a hospice and tavern on the road south of the Gaberl Straße. In 2020 the Morassutti family foundation sold the estate to Signa Holding. The chapel of Saints Rochus and Sebastian was consecrated in 1684, and its high altar, pulpit, carved gallery and entrance gate date from that time.

The chapel is dedicated to Saints Rochus and Sebastian, plague saints invoked for protection against epidemics. Consecrated in 1684, it retains its high altar, pulpit, carved gallery and entrance gate from that period. The chapel stands within the Stüblergut ensemble alongside the inn and the farm building.

The building can be viewed from the outside, and it is wise to check access regulations beforehand, as the property follows specific heritage protection rules. Daytime visits work best for seeing the architectural details and the farm buildings clearly.

The Stüblergut was first documented in 1420 as a hospice and tavern, and in 2020 the Morassutti family foundation sold it to Signa Holding. The chapel of Saints Rochus and Sebastian was consecrated in 1684, and its high altar, pulpit, carved gallery and entrance gate date from that time.