Hofanlage Osterholzer Straße 11

The farmstead includes a residential building, a timber-framed structure with red brick infills, and features a half-hipped roof with a northern German gable design.

The property dates back to a period when Osterholz was first mentioned around 1250 in the Bremen Bridge Register as Osterholte.

The architectural ensemble represents northern German building traditions with its timber framing techniques and characteristic storage areas for agricultural produce.

The complex consists of three main structures: the residential building, a storage facility, and a barn, each constructed with timber frames and red brick infills.

The residential building incorporates a specific owl hole in its gable, a traditional architectural element for allowing barn owls access to control rodent populations.

Location: Syke

GPS coordinates: 52.91773,8.90156

Latest update: March 3, 2025 22:50