Domkurie D8

Historic Domkurie at Domherrnstraße 8 with holiday flat and Café D8
Bredowsche Domkurie from 1723 on Domherrnstraße: holiday flat, café and garden.

Holiday flat in the attic of the listed Bredowsche Domkurie from 1723. Clay walls, oiled floorboards, a view to the cathedral, plus a large garden, three donkeys and Café D8 in the house. Reach it without a step, via the lift.

Enquire by email Call: 039387 79233

Where it is

Domherrnstraße 8, 39539 Havelberg, in the historic cathedral quarter. Cathedral and island town are on foot. The stay includes a large garden (about 2,000 m²); in season the café in the house opens in the afternoon.

What you get

Who it suits

Gallery

Facade of Domkurie D8
Facade to Domherrnstraße
Courtyard gate of the Domkurie
Courtyard and gate
Café D8 sign
Café D8 in the house
Registry office branch sign
Registry office branch
Brick wall with names of restoration supporters
Brick wall of the restoration
Letterbox Domkurie D8
Entrance

A short story

In 1667 a canonry of Domherr Melchior von Katte is recorded here. The present house dates from around 1723 and became known as the Bredowsche Domkurie. After the cathedral chapter was dissolved in 1819 it passed into private hands and was later let to teachers, merchants and cathedral cantors. In the 1990s the building stood empty; in 2008 a demolition permit was in place. It was saved and restored from 2010 by the association denkMal und Leben e. V. The brick wall in the courtyard carries the names of people who backed the restoration.

A branch of the registry office is marked on the house; weddings can take place here. Other wedding places in town include the town hall and St Anne’s Chapel.

Practical notes

Map

Red marker: this stay. The other pins are nearby places to stay. Map: OpenStreetMap.

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