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.
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.
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"
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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!
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.
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! 👏
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
@@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. ;)
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🫶🏻👍🏻
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💐
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.
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.
Wunderschön 👏. Top Wohnung… nur alte historische Häuser haben diesen Flair & Charme. Absolut was für die die Seele. Well Done.. liebe Grüße aus dem Sauerland 🌲⛰️🌲🍺
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.😅
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
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.
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?
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...
That is really a lovely home! But I would rather sleep on your couch then go down those stairs tipsy after a couple of beers and watching a football match. xD
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.
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.
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 ziremlich einmalig in Deutschland.
Thanks for the tour! Two questions: How is the internet there? Did you have up furnish the kitchen? I've heard that in Germany people take their kitchen cabinets, etc. with them when they move house.
Bricks are definetly not 500 years old. Traditional half timbered houses didn't use bricks - particularly not in southern Germany. Those houses were build of wood, straw and clay (Lehm). Every stone house was a symbol of extraordinary wealth 500 years ago.
So charming and historical! Have you ever visited Mannheim? So many sites to see there and hosts the confluence of the Rhine & Neckar Rivers. Our military family lived there many years ago, two tours totaling five years. We also enjoyed Heidelberg, The Black Forest and visited many castles during our time there. Enjoy revisiting Germany through your videos!🙌
Mmh, really? Ich glaub Euch das, aber egal ob aufm Land bei meinen Eltern und Freunden oder in Berlin und Stuttgart - 90-95% Trocknerhaushalte - vielleicht such ich mir entsprechend die Freunde😂 Wollte nur den Punkt machen, das es nicht so ungewöhnlich in D ist, wie Nalf immer tut. Was mir allerdings definitiv fehlt, ist der Küchenabfluss-Shredder - miss it sooooo much!
When the house is from the 16th century a lot of builders must have left their marks there over the last centuries. Making use of attics as living areas was supported from the 1970s on. I mean, the very poor were lucky to find a place under the (leaking) roof tiles, froze to death in winter or suffocated in the summer's heat for centuries, but those times are over. Energy saving was supported by cheap loans after the 1973 oil crisis, attics were insulated, that Danish design windows ("Velux") replaced the flimsy hatches that were there before to let some light into the attics and allowed the chimney sweeps to crawl out.
@@christiankastorf4836 Vou ar right for sure. The apartment must have been completely renovated recently. I only saw two places of old brickwork: At the external wall above the stairs and close to the sofa (high value background). The bricks are all different in shape and seize. All other places are to even. They are nice too for sure. Except the wall behind the bed. I don't like the implied crumbling plaster at all. It's to obvious that the wall should look old.
It just occurred to me that you might well have lived in Germany in another incarnation, perhaps even in this place. Who knows. Somehow fascinating. Translated by Deepl Mir kommt gerade der Gedanke, dass Du durchaus in einer anderen Inkarnation schon mal in Deutschland gelebt haben könntest, vielleicht sogar an diesem Ort. Wer weiß. Irgendwie faszinierend. Übersetzt mit Deepl.
Someone made a enormous effort to preserve the old style of the house while still adding all the modern amenities. Btw. Spiders are great as a biological moskito protection.
TV in the bedroom... nothing interesting happening between the sheets then? ;) By the way Nick: Are you sure you want to leave that balcony view in the video? That was all I needed to figure out your adress down to the number. I now even know what your landlord does with the rest of the building.
Creepy of you to do, but at least your'e putting it here, where he might have seen it. I was quite disappointed that he wasn't careful enough to not show his view
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Schöne Bude
This is maybe the best comment you can get from a German when showing him your appartement.
@@olli1068 In der Tat
@@olli1068Or in Franken….bassd scho.
Kann man nicht meckern
Or just „Jo“ in Westphalia
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.
Liberal use of Raid will penetrate those cracks.
@@mojojim6458 Liberal use of Raid will kill you!
@@mikebegonia6134 Liberal use of Raid will kill the BUGS.
@@mojojim6458You are supposed to air out your room very well for at least 2 hours, so RAID seems to be totally harmless. 🤔
Spiders are very useful. They kill some other critters you also don't like, eg. mosquitos.
The spiders are a feature, not a bug.
Very clever. Thanks.
literally :)
Cozy apartment. - Having spiders in your building is actually considered to be a sign for a good room-climate (humidity, temperature, toxicity).
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.
i got a house with garden from 1963. Because it was cheap and affordable 10 Years ago. :-)
Schwäbisch Hall was never destroyed in any war. The oldest houses are up to 900 years old.
for the age the bathroom looks rather sophisticated...
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"
4:25 you know you are getting old when you start making noises when sitting down :p
On a positive note, the presents of spiders means that your room climate is good.
"The presents of spiders" -What do you mean? Learn English!
Spiders are a good sign, good living climate in the appartment. Also necessary to keep the ghost under control.
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.
Totally cool - a celebrity sighting! You should have bought him a cup of Starbucks. 😃
@@blessingsoutlawthere is no Starbucks in Schwäbisch Hall😂😂
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.
NALF: “Meh, I don't really like it.”
Me and my German heart: “We love it! This is beautiful! When can we move in?😍”
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.
Nick "I need air conditioning" Alfieri in the attic apartment of a 500-year-old building.
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.
and under the roof!!!!
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.
He has an air-condition in his bedroom;) u could see the white hose for a second. He is a cheater!:)
500 years old. That's the History of one Korea Dynasty. Amazing!!!!!!!!
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.
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!
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.
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! 👏
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
@@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. ;)
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🫶🏻👍🏻
Der Ausblick ist super schön!
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💐
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.
Nick, that ghost in your apartment is just your Cyber Ghost
I am jealous!!! Beautiful apartment 🎉
Die zylindrische Dunstabzugshaube sieht ja nice aus 😯
I’ve never seen this guy before. The algorithm put it in my feed, now I’m hooked.
What happened to his brother?
He's playing for the Golden Bears.
A really cool apartment with a perfect mixture of old an new! Awesome!
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.
Those WW2 military closets really look cool.
Wunderschön 👏. Top Wohnung… nur alte historische Häuser haben diesen Flair & Charme. Absolut was für die die Seele. Well Done.. liebe Grüße aus dem
Sauerland 🌲⛰️🌲🍺
und man wohnt bedeutend gesündern als in diesen neuen Niedrigenergiehäusern. Mein Vater ist Architekt, er nennt diese Häuser Plastiktüten.
Nice apartment, should be fascinating to visit for your relatives from the USA.
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.😅
Very German with the medieval look and very Euro with the open plan and kitchen. Thanks for sharing, Nalf. All the best
The open kitchen is definitly an American style import. Would have been unimaginable 30 years ago, to not have a separate room for it.
its no look its really medieval 🙂
Very nicely renovated
As a Haller, I am extremely jealous of your view from your balcony
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
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.
Attic in the summer... good luck.
Danke ! Das Du kein vergammeltes Stuttgart such a "Unicorns" Logo verwendet hast ! Dankeschön ! Rechne ich Dir hoch an !
Only 350 meters from the first house you lived in with your teammates when you first came to Schwäbisch Hall.
Finds sehr schön zu sehen wie du dich immer wohler fühlst in Deutschland🫶🏻
“When I’m thirsty, I think my plants are thirsty.” 😂
Nick...always enjoy your videos and your apt is AWESOME! I'm envious.
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?
Just imagine that the house was built a hundred years before the Mayflower sailed for Plymouth Rock.
Super Wohnung > Danke für den Einblick!
💕🧐😅👌
Little trick: if the slanted ceiling is less than 1.5m height... You arent paying for the area
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...
The "Library" consisting of 11 books has its on sections =D.
Congratulations on your new apartment!😊
How i usually see it: The spiders are helping me with the moskitos and moths 🤣
Was für eine schöne Location, Deine Wohnung und die Stadt. Alles richtig gemacht
the stairs were modern though
I thought he was living in the attic at his friend Cody's house.
Das „Dufte Biene“-Lebkuchenherz!! 😀😄😀
Nice apartment, but, man, that's a million dollar view from your balcony.
That is really a lovely home! But I would rather sleep on your couch then go down those stairs tipsy after a couple of beers and watching a football match. xD
Love “old” apartments
My 123 year victorian is haunted, I can't imagine 500 years. Pretty cool. Ghost investigation?
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.
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.
Das ist wirklich eine tolle Wohnung. Sehr schön!
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.
Very nice apartment in a very nice town 👍😍
nice attic
Der Balkon ist unbezahlbar!!!
Stimmt Hall ist schon cool. Grüße aus Bad Mergentheim.
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 ziremlich einmalig in Deutschland.
Next: how they got that giant tub up there
After that: carrying the groceries up those stairs...
Also the laundry. Having the washer and dryer downstairs with those stairs seems like a recipe for disaster to me.
@@luthienmpl Not necessarily. Bedroom + closet are downstairs, too, so no need to carry the laundry upstairs.
you live where i grew up and its so interesting to see one of those super old apartments from the inside :D!
Thanks for the tour! Two questions:
How is the internet there?
Did you have up furnish the kitchen? I've heard that in Germany people take their kitchen cabinets, etc. with them when they move house.
Great apartment
Nice room. I love it 😊
6:50 You know, there is a thing called telescopic duster that can easily reach high ceilings... just saying 😅
Bricks are definetly not 500 years old. Traditional half timbered houses didn't use bricks - particularly not in southern Germany. Those houses were build of wood, straw and clay (Lehm). Every stone house was a symbol of extraordinary wealth 500 years ago.
So charming and historical! Have you ever visited Mannheim? So many sites to see there and hosts the confluence of the Rhine & Neckar Rivers. Our military family lived there many years ago, two tours totaling five years. We also enjoyed Heidelberg, The Black Forest and visited many castles during our time there. Enjoy revisiting Germany through your videos!🙌
i once lived in a house build in 1223
What a cool apartment!
Great apartment! How's the winters?
Schöne Bude!
Nalf, dryers are ABSOLUTELY COMMON, all my friends and family have one and always had. Contrary to A/C😂😂
The Apt is top!!
Nah unless in a big city, dryers are not common. Here in our village almost no one has one
Also in big cities, many do not have one. Many several-story houses in cities have Wäschetrocknungskeller or Wäschetrocknungsboden.
Mmh, really? Ich glaub Euch das, aber egal ob aufm Land bei meinen Eltern und Freunden oder in Berlin und Stuttgart - 90-95% Trocknerhaushalte - vielleicht such ich mir entsprechend die Freunde😂 Wollte nur den Punkt machen, das es nicht so ungewöhnlich in D ist, wie Nalf immer tut. Was mir allerdings definitiv fehlt, ist der Küchenabfluss-Shredder - miss it sooooo much!
@@SeriesNerd Klingt nach gehobener Mittelschicht :D
what a great place! Very very cool.
For American Guys, is Living in a Real old Castle the one and only to Live in a House 😊
I've had that exact shoe rack and it will fall apart before you can say shoerack 5 times in a row :D
A very nice apartment an a great view. 😀
But some of the brick walls seems to be quite new.😉
When the house is from the 16th century a lot of builders must have left their marks there over the last centuries. Making use of attics as living areas was supported from the 1970s on. I mean, the very poor were lucky to find a place under the (leaking) roof tiles, froze to death in winter or suffocated in the summer's heat for centuries, but those times are over. Energy saving was supported by cheap loans after the 1973 oil crisis, attics were insulated, that Danish design windows ("Velux") replaced the flimsy hatches that were there before to let some light into the attics and allowed the chimney sweeps to crawl out.
@@christiankastorf4836 Vou ar right for sure. The apartment must have been completely renovated recently. I only saw two places of old brickwork: At the external wall above the stairs and close to the sofa (high value background). The bricks are all different in shape and seize. All other places are to even. They are nice too for sure. Except the wall behind the bed. I don't like the implied crumbling plaster at all. It's to obvious that the wall should look old.
Spiders are good roommates if you have plants. So say my spiders.
Wow amazing. RUclips algorithm strikes again
You ghost is a relative of Cyberghost. I think someone needs to get you a German cookbook. You could learn how to make Bretzel.
It just occurred to me that you might well have lived in Germany in another incarnation, perhaps even in this place. Who knows. Somehow fascinating.
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Mir kommt gerade der Gedanke, dass Du durchaus in einer anderen Inkarnation schon mal in Deutschland gelebt haben könntest, vielleicht sogar an diesem Ort. Wer weiß. Irgendwie faszinierend.
Übersetzt mit Deepl.
Kinda disappointed there was no bidet in that water closet. Although, that balcony is everything; it makes the apartment.
Must be nice in summer 😅
If it is well insulated old houses in Germany don't need AC.
Someone made a enormous effort to preserve the old style of the house while still adding all the modern amenities. Btw. Spiders are great as a biological moskito protection.
Wow, that is very nice. And don´t care about the spiders, they hunt down the flying insects.
Well, if didn't you have to open your windows all the time, but refuse to put screens in them, you wouldn't need spiders to kill the flying insects.
You need a ladder if you want to reach the friendly spiders
I've been living in a Dachwohnung for far too long. I'm done. Your's is quite charming, I have to admit.
Wo gibt es die Knoppers-Blechdose, die auf dem Schreibtisch steht???
Grüsle aus der Nachbarschaft, wohne eine Straße weiter wie du ;)
Definitiv schön heiß da oben im Sommer! ;)
How many square meters? How much do you pay for rent? How hot (degrees) dies it get in summer up there? I need facts. :D
I can smell this video
Having a dryer is absolutely common in Germany.
Nope
TV in the bedroom... nothing interesting happening between the sheets then? ;)
By the way Nick: Are you sure you want to leave that balcony view in the video? That was all I needed to figure out your adress down to the number. I now even know what your landlord does with the rest of the building.
Geo located NALF's apartment but scared of spiders so I won't be stopping by anytime. 😁
Creepy of you to do, but at least your'e putting it here, where he might have seen it. I was quite disappointed that he wasn't careful enough to not show his view
@@ShieldToad-mk2rp It was a joke from 11 months ago!!! Right over your head!
@@bcool9104 ok, but it is definitely possible, I commented because I want to push your comment. As internet safety is important