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Pfarrhaus Wasserhorst
Historic Parsonage in the Heart of Wasserhorst
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The Wasserhorst Parsonage, a protected cultural heritage site, was constructed in 1901/02 by master carpenter Johann Lürssen. Located opposite the Evangelical Church of Wasserhorst, it showcases early 20th-century architectural style.
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The building was designed by Johann Lürssen from Ritterhude.
Quick Facts
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
As you stand here, you’ll find yourself directly across from the Evangelical Church of Wasserhorst. This parsonage, built in 1901/02, is a testament to history. It was crafted by Johann Lürssen, a master carpenter from Ritterhude. Located in Bremen-Blockland, it holds the status of a protected cultural heritage monument in the state of Bremen. Notice the early 20th-century architectural details that are beautifully showcased here. The understated elegance of the house speaks of a time when craftsmanship and functionality came together in perfect harmony.
Location
Nearby
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