Pichlhof Manor

The Pichlhof, located slightly outside the village to the southwest, is a two-story, nine-axis building with a transverse gable, a steep gabled roof with boarded gable ends, and a late medieval/early modern core. In the transverse gable, there is a late Baroque painting of the Eye of God, with St. Eustachius on the left and Bacchus on the right. Above the central portal, niche figures of Saints John Nepomuk and Florian can be seen, both made around the middle of the 18th century. Late Baroque window grilles and wave grilles are attached to the facade. A small farm wing, arranged around a small courtyard, adjoins the rear of the building. Inside, there is a room with a cross-rib vault from the mid-16th century; the upper floor rooms have flat ceilings and are equipped with curved stucco mirrors. One of them shows a painting of the Mater Dolorosa from the second half of the 18th century. The furnishings include a holy water chalice from 1745.