Ehemaliges Amtshaus, Architectural heritage monument in Gersthofen, Germany.
The Ehemaliges Amtshaus is a former administrative building in Gersthofen with solid masonry and symmetrically arranged windows across its facade. The structure preserves its original form and displays typical Bavarian construction with stone walls and classical proportions.
The building was constructed as the administrative center of Gersthofen in the 19th century and served for many years as the hub for local governance. It was later designated as a heritage monument and now represents this past administrative role.
The building shows typical features of Bavarian administrative architecture with symmetrical facades and stone structures that remain visible today. It reflects the craftsmanship of its era and the local building traditions that are still apparent in its design.
The building is centrally located in Gersthofen and easily accessible on foot from the town center. As it is a protected monument, it is viewable from the outside, but visitors should check local access rules and timing for the best visit experience.
The building carries the official heritage registration number D-4-75-174-7 in the Bavarian Monument Authority records. This official designation ensures its protection and preservation for future generations.
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