Gutshof Stürzer, Architectural heritage monument in Olching, Germany.
Gutshof Stürzer is a protected farmstead located at Dachauer Straße 156 in Olching with traditional Upper Bavarian agricultural architecture. The property consists of several buildings with solid stonework arranged in the typical layout of a working rural estate.
The farmstead was built as a substantial agricultural property and evolved as a family holding across generations. Its designation as a protected monument records the farming heritage that once shaped this part of Upper Bavaria.
The estate reflects how prosperous rural families once organized their properties and daily work around farming activities. The layout of buildings shows how living and working spaces were arranged together in traditional Bavarian country life.
The estate is located along Dachauer Straße and is easily visible from the street, with a nearby park complementing the surroundings. Visitors should note this is private property and the exterior view from the street provides the best access point.
The farmstead holds protected monument status and is registered under number 56335 in the Bavarian Heritage Registry. This official designation secures its recognition as part of the region's documented cultural legacy.
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