Zurlauben House, Cultural property in Oberägeri, Switzerland.
The Zurlauben House is a residential building in Oberägeri that displays architectural elements typical of the region. Its structure shows craftsmanship details that are representative of houses in the Zug canton from that period.
The house was built during a time when the Zug canton was undergoing development in residential construction. It has been preserved and now belongs to the documented buildings that testify to this local building history.
The house displays features typical of residential architecture from the Zug region, reflecting building methods that residents favored over generations. It shows the craftsmanship standards and design preferences that were common for homes in this area.
The building is located in the town center of Oberägeri and is accessible on foot. Since it is a protected cultural property, maintaining a respectful distance during your visit is recommended.
The house received protected status as a regional cultural property, meaning its preservation receives special attention. This classification honors its role in documenting the building heritage of the area.
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