Old Prussian Farmhouse

Discover the charm of the Old Prussian Farmhouse, located in the historical region of former East Prussia, now Poland, near Gdansk. This farmhouse reflects the architectural style that was prevalent in the Order of Malta during that era.

One of the standout features of this porch house is its unique design, where the forehand is positioned at a 90-degree angle to the main building, maintaining the same height. Traditionally, the door of the arbor was reserved for special occasions such as weddings and funerals, allowing guests to enter through this distinguished entrance. The arbor also served a practical purpose, storing grain that could be easily unloaded through a hatch.

While the main section of the house maintains a simplistic design, the arbor contrasts with its intricate half-timbered construction, always facing the road. The farmhouse is divided into three functional areas:

• Residence: Accessible living area.
• Workshop: Entry through the drawer, featuring a workshop trigger.
• Drawer: Ideal for storing equipment, machines, and bales.

Additional Features:

• Category: Farmhouses
• Construction Costs: $90,000
• Daily Upkeep: $30
• Animated shutters open during the day and close at night.
• All doors are animated and can be opened.
• Light switches are available in all key areas.
• Numerous extras have been added to enhance authenticity.