Inside My 500 Year Old German Apartment

[@Hakabas01]

Schöne Bude

[@olli1068]

This is maybe the best comment you can get from a German when showing him your appartement.

[@Hakabas01]

@@olli1068 In der Tat

[@OrangeTabbyCat]

@@olli1068Or in Franken….bassd scho.

[@deanambrose9]

Kann man nicht meckern

[@S-V-E-N-1-9-7-8]

Or just „Jo“ in Westphalia

[@fernandocardenaspiepereit4097]

Nick, Spiders are good. You can't get rid of them, these old houses everywhere have little cracks and holes in the wooden beams, where they can hide from You. On the other side: Where there are spiders, there is no mold. Spiders don't like that. And mold is worse than some spiders. Also they eat the flies.

[@mojojim6458]

Liberal use of Raid will penetrate those cracks.

[@mikebegonia6134]

@@mojojim6458 Liberal use of Raid will kill you!

[@mojojim6458]

@@mikebegonia6134 Liberal use of Raid will kill the BUGS.

[@karinwenzel6361]

​@@mojojim6458You are supposed to air out your room very well for at least 2 hours, so RAID seems to be totally harmless. 🤔

[@andreasherzog2222]

Spiders are very useful. They kill some other critters you also don't like, eg. mosquitos.

[@BrokenCurtain]

Nick "I need air conditioning" Alfieri in the attic apartment of a 500-year-old building.

[@Daniel-gl3si]

Air conditioning is now politically correct and environmental friendly, because you can use it to heat instead of gas Mit so einer Wärmepumpe kann ein Vermieter auch prima GEG Vorgaben einhalten.

[@sarahmichael270244]

and under the roof!!!!

[@Corinna_Schuett_GER]

Actually, if the attic is properly insulated you won't need AC in Germany in a traditional wattle and daub masonry with wooden frames. The material is cool in summer and warm in winter. Much better than any other houses. I live in such myself for almost 25 years, wouldn't want to change. Ours is from the 1700s.

[@ilmephax]

He has an air-condition in his bedroom;) u could see the white hose for a second. He is a cheater!:)

[@LoudNinjaFail123]

The spiders are a feature, not a bug.

[@mojojim6458]

Very clever. Thanks.

[@manuelbreuer7074]

literally :)

[@mantikor8334]

the wodden beams, the doors, the brick walls. i love it. my grandparents own a house thats around 500 y. o. and sometimes i go upstairs to touch the wood. to make a suggestion, it looked like you can easily enter the roof from your balcony. one of my friends used to live in an attic apartment and we used to climp out of the windows to sit on the roof ridge. makes you feel like leo shouting "i am the king of the world"

[@vampire4312]

Cozy apartment. - Having spiders in your building is actually considered to be a sign for a good room-climate (humidity, temperature, toxicity).

[@franhunne8929]

Now, that is old even for German standards! Usually when Americans are astonished about how old every building here is, they are baffled by 100 year old buildings - the one I live in is about 94 years. A lot of our younger buildings are about 70 years old - built in the late 40s, early 50s, after the war rubble got slowly moved away. We still divide our houses into Oldbuilts - Altbauten - like the ones you and I are living in, pre WW II - postwarbuilts - Nachkriegsbauten. And impossible to pay: Newbuilts.

[@000jimbojones000]

i got a house with garden from 1963. Because it was cheap and affordable 10 Years ago. :-)

[@barfuss2007]

Schwäbisch Hall was never destroyed in any war. The oldest houses are up to 900 years old.

[@hansmuller3604]

for the age the bathroom looks rather sophisticated...

[@rezo6212]

@@barfuss2007 However, there were serious fires in 1680 and 1730, which destroyed two thirds of the old town. This is why houses from different eras stand side by side in Schwäbisch Hall. The middle section is therefore only around 300 years old.

[@barfuss2007]

@@rezo6212 the best houses totally made of stone survived the fire

[@heinerlanvers]

At first I thought oh, what an old building... but it is so great and comfortably furnished... the kitchen, the bathroom, the living room... everything was great

[@barfuss2007]

Saturday I visited another BIG old house in Schwäbisch Hall. Two attics and the roof were very dilapidated. Cost 1 million euros. And every old house has two cellars... The oldest cellar can be up to 800 years old. This makes this town so unique. In Germany, Europe and the whole world.

[@dhtran681]

Sipping a cup of coffee on the balcony at 9 o'clock in the morning and enjoy the historic city view. What else could be more relaxing? Thx for sharing, it is a great flat.

[@necrionos]

4:25 you know you are getting old when you start making noises when sitting down :p

[@PowerTj-m9l]

500 years old. That's the History of one Korea Dynasty. Amazing!!!!!!!!

[@barfuss2007]

Human settlements in today's urban area were first documented in the Neolithic period (around 6000 BC). They were located on the heights above the Kocher Valley Human settlements in today's urban area were first documented in the Neolithic period (around 6000 BC). They were located on the heights above the Kocher Valley, including in the area of ​​today's Kreuzäckersiedlung and the sub-municipality of Hessental. The operation of a Celtic saltworks in today's urban area could be dated to the 5th to 1st century BC. BC can be proven. Salt was extracted from the saline groundwater emerging there by heating it.alley including in the area of ​​today's Kreuzäckersiedlung and the sub-municipality of Hessental. The operation of a Celtic saltworks in today's urban area could be dated to the 5th to 1st century BC. BC can be proven. Salt was extracted from the saline groundwater emerging there by heating it. In the middle ages Schwäbisch Halls has own mony, the Heller. To this day, official currency in the Czech Republic and Hungary.

[@fredbehn9287]

Your view of Schwäbisch Hall was great to see now that my wife and I visited there on June 30th during our extended German journey. Although we spent most of our time in far northern Germany, we made a special swing in that direction out of Frankfurt just to see the town you talk about on your videos. Much to our surprise we spotted you walking through town toward the bridge that day. We hadn't expected that. Keep up the great videos.

[@blessingsoutlaw]

Totally cool - a celebrity sighting! You should have bought him a cup of Starbucks. 😃

[@anonymernutzer3515]

​@@blessingsoutlawthere is no Starbucks in Schwäbisch Hall😂😂

[@MichaelBurggraf-gm8vl]

Spiders are a good sign, good living climate in the appartment. Also necessary to keep the ghost under control.

[@mojojim6458]

I am shocked, SHOCKED that no one bitched about one of the light bulbs being burned on the light shown at 9:26. This oversight, this failing of duty makes me want to reassess my view of German critical expression.

[@cilibalint3169]

🤣🤣🤣

[@00wheelie00]

Gaps in the bathroom door, you must feel right at home :D

[@solokom]

On a positive note, the presents of spiders means that your room climate is good.

[@azzteke]

"The presents of spiders" -What do you mean? Learn English!

[@Annie-ex3ge]

Thabk you for the tour. It seems to be quite a high building, especially considering it was built in the 1500s. What a gorgeous view! Also, I just love these huge old exposed beams and the bricks. Very comforting atmosphere.

[@insouciantme6015]

Spiders eat flies and other small creatures. Be happy you have these little helpers

[@solokom]

NALF: “Meh, I don't really like it.” Me and my German heart: “We love it! This is beautiful! When can we move in?😍”

[@williambrenner541]

I love that you stayed in Germany to live after your last job. I wanted to do that also. But could never do it. My father's whole family lives in a small town called Sulm which is close to Bitburger. I believe there are less than 1000 living there. I just turned 60 so i think I will just continue to visit. My wife would love to move also. My adult children and grandchildren may not be happy either. Keep up the great work. I have been living thru your experience. I know just how special Germany is! I feel I belong there and feel her calling me to visit!

[@Fatboy00000]

400-500 years old is not that special

[@nikitaeurope]

@williambrenner541 The little village is called Sülm and it has 470 inhabitants. The nearby city is called Bitburg ( a little over 14.000 inhabitants). Bitburger is the name of the beer 🍺 brand that is brewed in Bitburg. The brewery sponsored a lot of soccer games of the German national team and is therefore well-known in Germany. Bitburger could also be the description for a person that is from Bitburg. It is important to be a little precieze because Sulm is the name of a river in a totally different area of Germany, near Heilbronn plus there is a river and a town with the name Sulm in southern Austria. 😊

[@williambrenner541]

@@nikitaeurope hello there. Thank you for responding. I love Bitburger beer! My cousin worked there and introduced to the brand in 1985. I realized I didn’t spell Sulm correctly. I thought that those that did, they would understand. Thank you for all the statistics on the town. I always enjoy myself when visiting my family.

[@williambrenner541]

@@Fatboy00000 thanks for the cheerful response.

[@nikitaeurope]

@@williambrenner541 You are very welcome 🤗 My familie lives in a small village in the same area, so I know Bitburg quite well. I had never heard about Sülm but it seems to be close to Speicher which I also know quite well. Speicher had the only disco in the area when I was a teenager. And there is a very small river in the area that is called Salm (the German word for Salmon). You triggered my attention with your story about Bitburg because I grew up in the area. I absolutely understand that you would like to live there. It is a really beautiful area especially if you do not want the noise and stress that comes with big cities. 😃

[@friedrichstock6377]

Great apartment! In every step you feel the breath of history. I hope you really enjoy living there for the future!

[@flybywire5866]

Imagine, this building was build about the time Christoph Columbus found the american continent, well that was 1492. The building had already seen more than one human lifetime before the USA came into existence.

[@ld-hannover8186]

Der Ausblick ist super schön!

[@49thQuadrant]

The view from the top of Schwäbisch Hall's old (and new) houses is amazing. Because of my job I could see these views from the top of several of these houses for myself. Including one of the neighboring ones.

[@williamhitchcock6265]

I have seen many fachwerkhausen from the outside, but never from inside. Very nice ! You have added a nice american touch to the scene with your white socks. Thanks for the tour.

[@sonyphotoguy6601]

Isn't it amazing to know that many, many people lived in there in the last 500 years. SO many stories and so full of history. Don't you dream of a time travel to the first people who lived there? moved in when it was new? How did the town looked like? Who where these people 500 years ago? Did someone who lived there decided to go to "the new world" back then? I mean not 500 years ago, because the US did not exist then, but later?

[@gloofisearch]

Funny, a 500 year old apartment in Germany is more modern than a new house in the US. Look at the kitchen, the bathroom or the electric shutter, amazing.

[@Julia-lk8jn]

Oh look, it's a Fachwerk house! Adorable! Okay, so the floors might be a bit wavy, but hey, most people don't roller-skate in their apartments. And it survived two world wars (plus maybe a dozen assorted smaller wars in the centuries before that); that sort of thing builds character.

[@christiankastorf4836]

In the "good old days" with no fire fighters, open light from oil-lamps or candles, open fire to cook on and heat the rooms fires were frequent and reduced entire towns to ashes in no time. Then came the menace from wars like the 30-years-war in which the usual way of "finance" the armies was to tell town-people that they either gave what they had "on their own will" or see their town set afire ( "Brandschatzen" ;Brand=fire, Schatz=treasure, wealth) .

[@Bruno_Haible]

It also survived the big conflagration of 1728.

[@barfuss2007]

Schwäbisch Hall was never destroyed in any war. This makes this city so unique. And most of the old houses are inhabited. Rothenburg for example is a pure tourist town.

[@hansmuller3604]

for example the 30 year war 1618-1648 and some pest years

[@sarahmichael270244]

Thanx for the tour around your appartment. it is mondern and cozy. I like it very much. The problem with the ghost is really easy to explain! It's a Cyberghost!😉 Take care💐

[@LucasBenderChannel]

The beams make the apartment look so unique! It's obviously a fancy artist's residence. 😎💁‍♂️

[@mojojim6458]

Very appropriate for this artist.

[@nothingspecial123Q]

A really cool apartment with a perfect mixture of old an new! Awesome!

[@AriesT1]

No German kitchen is complete without Bad Reichenhall Salz. :D Such a beautiful apartment you got there. I love the mix of old and new. Excellent choice if you ask me.

[@dennisdomanski9800]

First thing I have noticed. :D

[@barfuss2007]

I use fleur de sel ;-)

[@quo33]

What a cool and charming apartment! How lucky are you, it's 500 years old yet stillbasically has a "Wohnküche"/open living space which is so popular right now.😁 Kitchen and bath are amazing too. Could be much crappier! And a blacony, wow. Don't ever move!

[@edelgardgoldmann4542]

I am jealous!!! Beautiful apartment 🎉

[@tomrogue13]

Nick, that ghost in your apartment is just your Cyber Ghost

[@tnit7554]

What a super cool apartment. 500 years...awesome and very well maintained.👍 i couldn't live without a dryer...meanwhile very common in germany.

[@brucequinnplayground2114]

We once stayed in an old apartment in Lisbon, but built after the Lisbon Earthquake, say, 1760, so only 250 years old.

[@Astrofrank]

Nice apartment, should be fascinating to visit for your relatives from the USA.

[@religiohominilupus5259]

Love the perfect mix of historical and modern with an enigmatic touch thrown in. Except for those stairs, yikes. Guess I'd attach a fire pole somewhere to slide down on. At least one way covered. Lol What's really amazing though is how you captured the mystique on camera. Great work, as always! 👏

[@tasminoben686]

Moin, der Bahn, ein schönes Video! Wir wohnen seit 10. Dezember in einer Mietwohnung. Haus ist inzwischen verkauft. Zum Glück. Und wir fühlen uns hier sehr wohl. Sehe wie es heißt: behindertengerecht. Keine Stufen, dafür Fahrstuhl draußen im Treppenhaus. Schön von dir mal wieder zu hören, ich hoffe, du bist nicht so über arbeitet! Liebe Grüße aus Ahrensburg ich bin

[@religiohominilupus5259]

@@tasminoben686 Moin Ben, schön, dass es euch in der neuen Wohnung gefällt, und dass alles gut geklappt hat! :) Hatte jetzt zwar Urlaub, war aber ständig beim Arzt, da es mir nicht gut ging. Bin mit einer Autoimmunkrankheit diagnostiziert worden, wenigstens schonmal ein Anfang. Muss auch eine neue Wohnung finden, weil die Vermieter Eigenbedarf angekündigt haben. Kommt also alles zusammen, viel Stress. Wünsche euch weiterhin eine gute Zeit, bis irgendwann zum nächsten Mal hier. ;)

[@tasminoben686]

Schick dir das! Drück dir die Daumen, dass deine Ärzte das in den Griff bekommen! Und du schnell eine passende Wohnung findest. Immer noch München? Ist ja nicht gerade billig dort. Auch bei mein Frau ist im März eine Autoimmunerkrankung diagnostiziert worden. Betrifft die Speicheldrüsen und Ähnliches. Jetzt hat sie einen Ärzte Run hinter sich zu bringen. Alle möglichen Fachrichtungen. Ja Wohnung ist toll. Beziehung nicht mehr so. Gehen frei zeitlich meist getrennte Wege. Für mich ja nicht so einfach. Habe gerade annonciert, um eine Begleitperson für einen Kurzurlaub zu finden. Drück dir die Daumen und drück dich auch! Alles Gute bis demnächst mal! Ben🫶🏻👍🏻

[@k.schmidt2740]

Wonderful. I think it is great that you appreciate "the vibes" and congratulate you on having found a real nest for this phase of your life. (In the future, when the prices go down, try to buy the whole house 😉)

[@juergenurbas6395]

Wunderschön 👏. Top Wohnung… nur alte historische Häuser haben diesen Flair & Charme. Absolut was für die die Seele. Well Done.. liebe Grüße aus dem Sauerland 🌲⛰️🌲🍺

[@barfuss2007]

und man wohnt bedeutend gesündern als in diesen neuen Niedrigenergiehäusern. Mein Vater ist Architekt, er nennt diese Häuser Plastiktüten.

[@investmentgammler4550]

Those WW2 military closets really look cool.

[@Due152]

Very nice and cool apartment!❤ Move your plants closer to the natural light and away from the heating, otherwise they will be dead until November! Green plants are not made to fill the very few boring corners in your flat, give the a space. And an Übertopf.😅

[@teachersusan3730]

Very nicely renovated

[@jarls5890]

Nice place! But I am sorry to disappoint you on those stairs. If you actually have seen wooden stairs that are a few hundred years old you would know they would be incredibly worn every place where one places ones foot. The wear would be deep grooves in the wood that would look somewhat polished. Judging from the look of those stairs - I'd say max 30 years.

[@PentragonCosplay]

That´s definitely a very interesting old house and I would love to cook in that kitchen as well! The wardrobe in your bedroom looked very military-like. Your view is absolutly breathtaking, thank you for sharing it! (though I hope no one takes advantage that you showed this because it´s easy to see were you live now and some fans just don´t get the meaning of personal space)

[@LucasBenderChannel]

Die zylindrische Dunstabzugshaube sieht ja nice aus 😯

[@denniskrenz2080]

Of course the house has ghosts. Just imagine how many people had called it a home in 500 years of history. You don't need to be even mildly superstitious to realize, that they left their "footprints" and marks there. Maybe their soul is not trapped there, but a part of their heart and life went into this house. And now you are part of the history of that house.

[@nickukiah810]

Fell in love with Schwäbisch Hall because of your videos. And that has to be the best apartment in the city. And yes, we noticed the air conditioning unit in the bedroom...

[@S-V-E-N-1-9-7-8]

In order not to fall victim to the stairs of death, you must always be sober. 😉 But nice apartment, I like it.

[@holger_p]

How you act, when you are drunk, depends on how much and how often you drink ;-)

[@Mild_Amusement]

I’ve never seen this guy before. The algorithm put it in my feed, now I’m hooked. What happened to his brother?

[@mojojim6458]

He's playing for the Golden Bears.

[@Carol_65]

Beautiful apartment with lots of character. Speaking of character, the bedroom door opening can be easily explained but the bed shaking?! 👻😃 My husband and I had a Dachwohnung when I first moved here. It could get hot, but also had such a nice breeze with the open windows. I'm curious to know how many stairs you climb in total to get to your apartment.

[@jgeur]

oh yes, i believe i can explain why the bed shakes

[@Carol_65]

@@jgeur 😉

[@Charles-oo8bq]

Greetings from an American living in Erlangen 9 years now.

[@i86ij99]

The jacuzzi ... reminds me of the fun time I had in a jacuzzi in Santorini with an epic view of sunset caldera

[@embreis2257]

1:57 I'd wager the wood in the staircase has been replaced over time and is much younger and the brick wall was built less than 200yrs ago.

[@barfuss2007]

Saturday I was in one of theses old houses, in the two-story attic was really 500 years old, the stairs very dangerous. The renovation costs are 1 Million Euro (only attic). The view was even better than from Nalfs appartment.

[@joekhatib3798]

You are going to have to do a vlog of how you and Laura met! Or have I missed that vlog Nick? Nice attic apartment!!! ✌👍🤠

[@felixgerhold]

Finds sehr schön zu sehen wie du dich immer wohler fühlst in Deutschland🫶🏻

[@DarkyPriest]

Danke ! Das Du kein vergammeltes Stuttgart such a "Unicorns" Logo verwendet hast ! Dankeschön ! Rechne ich Dir hoch an !

[@bramharms72]

As an American, is it weird to know that the house was already old when the the US was founded? Or are you used to that by now, because the same is true for most of Swäbisch Hall of course.

[@blessedvillain]

It’s proper KZbinr’s home. Nice. Stumble upon your channel when I’m researching about Germany for my holiday

[@trashx8858]

Hi, really liked the video👍🏽 I‘am from Schwäbisch Hall myself, it is a really pretty town. Also a Tipp for u, if u didn‘t know already. Vellberg has a 24/7 Store where u can get food and drinks like in a normal grocerie store. Watched the video where u talked about stores not being open on Sundays, so if u need something on any Sunday and u got a Car u could check it out. It‘s a "Setzer" in Vellberg near by an Edeka. Have a good one Lg

[@donreeves4558]

Nick...always enjoy your videos and your apt is AWESOME! I'm envious.

[@DantoriusD]

Cant immagine how torturing it was to move all the Furniture upstairs especially this Monster of a Couch. But great Apartment. Aside of the Hot Summer Temperatures i would also love to live there.

[@barfuss2007]

during the night the river is cooling down the temperature. And the sun shines in the Valley not the whole day

[@catmaaske1908]

I love the German engineering of the doors and windows and the shades. You didn’t show them really except when heading out to the balcony. If I could (which I can’t) afford it I would switch all my doors and windows out to the German style ones. Thank you for sharing. I love Germany because it has my daughter! Hahah

[@baramuth71]

@catmaaske1908: Then your daughter will know why she lives in Germany. There is so much that Germany has to offer.

[@gabriel10345]

...in the hardwarestore they have plastic pipes for grey water. Perfect extension for the vacuum cleaner to get rid of the spider gang 🙂 nice appartement its breathing history. now you are part of it.

[@heideschloegl7016]

What a beautiful home. Looks so comfy and chic . Love the living room and kitchen, also the bedroom, all is great, congratulations ❤️🌹❤️🌹

[@davesaunders7080]

Great place and nice that you moved the "high budget background" as well. I hope that un-insulated roof does not heat the top area too much but by now you will know how the temperature is.

[@martinmarheinecke7677]

The old house has obviously been thoroughly renovated, so the roof will be well insulated. Incidentally, such ancient buildings often have a much better indoor climate than houses from the 20th century. Even in the late Middle Ages / Early Modern Times, the carpenters and bricklayers mastered their craft, which is proven by the fact that the 500-year-old half-timbered house is still standing. When the Pilgrim Fathers reached America, it was already around 100 years old!

[@uw5764]

Was für eine schöne Location, Deine Wohnung und die Stadt. Alles richtig gemacht

[@raketensven3127]

Attic in the summer... good luck.

[@black4estmike587]

Wow, i like ancient exterieuor (houses) with modern hightech interieuor!

[@TMD3453]

Very German with the medieval look and very Euro with the open plan and kitchen. Thanks for sharing, Nalf. All the best

[@holger_p]

The open kitchen is definitly an American style import. Would have been unimaginable 30 years ago, to not have a separate room for it.

[@barfuss2007]

its no look its really medieval 🙂

[@Matt..S]

As a Haller, I am extremely jealous of your view from your balcony

[@maxhelm6157]

Nice Rooms ! Old but good and history fine fine fine !

[@Karl_Ranseier]

just happy the high budget background is still up

[@Moodytraxx]

Super Wohnung > Danke für den Einblick! 💕🧐😅👌

[@pancen2799]

“When I’m thirsty, I think my plants are thirsty.” 😂

[@AP-RSI]

I also once lived in such an old house in Hesse. It was under monument protection and thus not so much could be changed. We always called it my "witch's cottage". There were three floors and on each floor there was practically only one room. Downstairs was the kitchen, the bathroom and a small terrace with a small garden. The second floor was the bedroom. There was practically no door, but only a small hallway that led further up under the roof, where the living room was. It had charm, but the stairs were very narrow and old.

[@benutzername2.031]

Coole Bude! - nAlphaMale !

[@beadus3512]

Cool ❤ I would move in there immediately!

[@outaview]

Hey, love your apartment, pretty awesome. Great view and look. Your couch must have been a pain to get in. You need a can of Raid to get rid of those spiders or a long nozzle on your vacuum cleaner. You sure have it nice in Germany, good that you took the leap of faith to explore this world.

[@heribertfassbender5759]

The materials look super random and not old at all. The stairs? nope. The bricks in the bedroom? nope. But the main thing: you enjoy it.

[@drau331]

Thanks for showing us. Nice architecture. Imagine: The ceiling can carry a full tube of around 400 kg in a squarmeter. That is not much less a modern house does! Btw: Where are the guns that come out of the box that now has the TV on it? 😏Nice idea to put wheels under the weapon box.

[@barfuss2007]

Schwäbisch Hall always payed for not being destroyed. It was a very rich city in former times.

[@melanief.204]

Das „Dufte Biene“-Lebkuchenherz!! 😀😄😀

[@maximilianbondi6297]

hey nick if you find joy in cooking you should really get a cast iron pan if you dont already have one. just another level and real efficient cause it keeeps warmth way better. nice video and amazing flat

[@joannunemaker6332]

Congratulations on your new apartment!😊

[@sylviaheinemann3314]

Das ist wirklich eine tolle Wohnung. Sehr schön!

[@WaldschratEule]

WOW! Dein Appartment sieht richtig gut und gemütlich aus. Auch die Aussicht .... herrlich. Habt du und deine Freundin weiterhin eine gute Zeit. Vermisst du nicht hin und wieder die Heimat USA?

[@oliob]

How i usually see it: The spiders are helping me with the moskitos and moths 🤣

[@active285]

The "Library" consisting of 11 books has its on sections =D.

[@2005shinedown]

I am German , living in the US with my American husband. I love your videos. I love that you stayed in Germany. We live in Florida, but can’t wait to move back to Germany. ❤ I’ll have to check out cyber ghost. I’ve never heard of it.

[@sobelou]

Ganz Wunderbare Wohnung!!

[@chrisstott4100]

Nick, how could you not use that jacuzzi tub? Go try it out Now!😊 Nick, with the plants if the soil on top is dry or almost you should water them. Keep a saucer under the pot if you don't already. Don't over water.😅 It looks like you are doing a good job with them. Soo Cool you have a ghost in your apartment! What have you named the ghost?😊

[@mojojim6458]

The reason why the plants are doing well is because Mountain Guide is watering them.

[@astara5802]

@@mojojim6458 thanks god! The amazing balcony needs also some plants.

[@mojojim6458]

@@astara5802 That never occurred to me, but your absolutely right!

[@WolfgangR75]

Stimmt Hall ist schon cool. Grüße aus Bad Mergentheim.

[@barfuss2007]

die Königin unter den Käffern 🙂 Ich habe ja in Würzburg studiert, das war zu 90% zerstört. Schwäbisch Hall hat alle Kriege unbeschadet überlebt. Das ist ziemlich einmalig in Deutschland.

[@rezo6212]

@@barfuss2007 1730 ist dafür 2/3 der Altstadt abgebrannt.

[@barfuss2007]

@@rezo6212 die schönsten Häuser aber nicht 🙂

[@rezo6212]

@@barfuss2007 Keine Ahnung wie es vorher aussah, gibt nur ein paar ungenaue bemalte Bilder. So einen mittelalterlichen Vibe wie die Gelbinger Gasse oder alles oberhalb vom Grasbödele, sowie westlich des Kochers, hat der Teil zwischen Henkersbrücke und Rathaus nicht mehr.

[@rezo6212]

@@barfuss2007 Gab schon paar wenige Kriegsschäden: Rathaus abgebrannt, Henkersbrücke gesprengt, Bahnhofsareal zerstört. Das Gebäude vor der heutigen Stadtbibliothek hat auch einen Treffer abgekommen . Insgeamt im Vergleich zu den umliegenden Städten aber sehr wenig.

[@taupegrillon5975]

Omg, what an amazing apartment 😊👍

[@pyramidus]

Holy s*** I trust you will take good care of this precious gem from our German history. That’s quite a responsibility. Must be a 1000€/month, right? What a cool place.

[@1337Arnonym]

I wonder if the attic was build around the bath tub and couch, or if they opened the roof to put them in. But it is a really nice place....for one or two people. It has character, i love the wooden doors, the wood at the ceiling, the mixture of very old and modern at the same time (i lived in a similar one for a short period of time in my "single beeing years" too). It looks very cozy but tight at the same time. Very good for a start, but nothing for longer periods of time. Therefore i am glad to live in a more spacey "doublehousehalf" (only germans can create this kind of words 😅) with a little garden now.

[@Thorium_Th]

6:50 You know, there is a thing called telescopic duster that can easily reach high ceilings... just saying 😅

[@pastasavva7439]

you live where i grew up and its so interesting to see one of those super old apartments from the inside :D!

[@LythaWausW]

Greetings from Pendleton Oregon. 6western states in 2weeks. Moab Utah is probably way better when a heat Dome is not happening. We'll be in Portland for two days and we've got a large collection of pfand cans that Oregon will pay us for. You know youre traveling with a German when your rental car is full of cans headed for Oregon. Your apt looks hot. You have an AC right?

[@kennethAmos8929]

Love “old” apartments