Farmhouse Neversfelder

The Neversfelderhof, originally constructed in 1720, is an impressive half-timbered building characterized by its four rows of sturdy oak supports. It embodies the classic design of a Low German hall house. Key features include the Deele with side stables for horses and cattle, and the adjacent Flettküche with an open fire station.

In contemporary times, the structure has been renovated and expanded to serve both as a residential space and an open stable for horses. As a striking main building, it is a perfect fit for any North German farm.

• Purchase price: $129,200
• Maintenance costs: $30/day
• Horse feed trigger inside the stable
• Straw triggers available outside for paddock bedding
• Animal loading triggers on the pasture
• All gates can be opened
• Authentic decoration