This timberframed barn is thought to date back to the early 18th century and has been altered and enlarged at least once throughout the following century. It stands in a private yard next to the main house of Hauptstraße 34 that was probably built between 1820 and 1840 that was also originally timberframed throughout all three floors but only remains so in the ground floor since a nearby bomb strike in 1945. Both buildings were part of a farm that was operated by a family until the 1960's. The barn is listed as a historical monument but was under the danger of collapsing since the late 1990's, due to run down supporting beams. In the winter of 2004/2005, the frontal weather canopy (above the gates from oak wood) collapsed under snow weight. In 2007,roof, tiles and worn-out beams in the timber construction were replaced in a major refurbishment.