CastleAmorbach

Templar house

Templar house

To be privately owned

The Templerhaus in Amorbach is a medieval building in the style of a fortified house, located in the Lower Franconian district of Miltenberg. It combines a stone substructure with two timber-framed upper floors.

History+

The first known owner of the Templerhaus was the noble family Rüdt von Collenberg, who used the property before building Bödigheim Castle between 1286 and 1296. After the building was sold, a renovation took place in 1291, during which the stone substructure was partially dismantled and the two timber-framed upper floors, whose age could be determined dendrochronologically, were added. In the 15th century, the so-called Rüdenhof passed from lower noble owners into bourgeois hands.

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