Pfarrhaus Sulzberg

In many places, the church and the parish square are the centre of the village. The two storey parsonage was renovated between 1999 and 2000. During renovations, the building got a new shingled roof and a shingled façade. These were made entirely from the noble regional wood from the Silver Fir. Since July 2005, the parsonage is being used as a temporary city hall. According to documents, the parsonage, which is located north-west of the church, was built in 1732, has a brick basement, with a tether structure with clapboard amour and wraparound adhering roof. The steep saddle back roof with its tiled covering, makes a three storey gable that opens up to the eaves. The building is under a preservation order according to § 2.

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