Straubing Alburg Allachstraße 66

The origins of the property date back to a time when it served as a monastery farm. Such farms often functioned as agricultural supply centers for nearby monasteries and played a significant role in regional economy and administration. The exact founding period or the associated order cannot be determined from the available information, but its designation as 'formerly a monastery farm' indicates a long and significant history embedded in Bavaria's monastic era.

The building is situated in the Straubing-Bogen region in the federal state of Bavaria, Germany. This location in the heart of Lower Bavaria is characterized by a rich cultural landscape and a long history, reflected in numerous historical buildings.

The residential stable house is designated as an architectural monument in Bavaria, underscoring its historical and architectural significance. It preserves the structure and character of a traditional four-sided farmstead and bears witness to its former agricultural use within the context of a monastic operation.

• Carmelite Monastery Straubing (sacred building, approx. 3618 m away)
• Ducal Castle Straubing (castle, approx. 3735 m away)
• Azlburg Monastery (sacred building, approx. 4781 m away)
• Geltolfing Castle (castle, approx. 6174 m away)