Klostersteige 10

The origins of the building are closely linked to the history of the monastery it once served as the superior bailiff's house. It functioned as a central location for the administration of monastic possessions and the exercise of secular rule, which the monastery held for centuries. The exact founding period of the monastery and the development of the superior bailiff's house reflect the eventful history of the region, shaped by religious and political upheavals.

This historic structure is situated in the federal state of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Despite its location in Baden-Württemberg, it is protected as a historical monument by the Free State of Bavaria, illustrating the complex historical borderlines and spheres of influence in this region.

Today, the former superior bailiff's house is designated as a listed building and is maintained to preserve its historical substance. It serves as a visible testament to the monastic past and the former importance of ecclesiastical administration in the region.

• Obertalfingen Castle (castle, approx. 3854 m away)
• Albeck Castle (castle, approx. 4141 m away)
• Böfingen Castle (castle, approx. 5499 m away)
• Welserschlössle (castle, approx. 5534 m away)