Weinscheune Hüttersdorf
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description
brief description:
The Weinscheune (literally: “wine barn”) is a classic farmhouse, typical for the southern regions of Germany. In 2003, it was converted into a residential building with an attached vinotheque and wine bar. The historic house in the heart of Hüttersdorf has been family-owned since around 1872. The exact year of construction is not known. Johann Pontius, who was a miner by trade, married Angela Trenz that year and probably converted the house into a residential building at this time.
relevant filming facts
usage:
Vinotheque and wine bar
condition:
Excellent
interior architecture:
Historic building with rustic ambiance
lighting conditions:
Natural and artificial light
Background noise:
Calm
surroundings:
Industrial park / mixed area
ceiling height:
2,70 m (7 meters in the presentation room)
Lift/elevator:
Not available
possible disturbing factors:
General business operations (typical restaurant noises, guests eating and drinking)
Space restrictions:
To be discussed
Time restrictions :
Opening hours, other than that: to be coordinated with business operations
Catering:
Can be arranged
premises:
Meeting rooms and adjoining rooms available
accessibility
car:
Coming on the B268 motorway, change onto the BAB8 and take the Heusweiler exit. Follow the signposts indicating Schmelz-Hüttersdorf
train:
Lebach train station, public transport, bus station „Hüttersdorf Kirche“
supply
sanitary facilities:
Available
parking lot:
Private parking available
electricity supply:
220V (available upon prior arrangement)
water supply:
Available