Schwab writes:The north side finds a pleasing conclusion through several well-preserved half-timbered buildings. The most valuable among them is the corner house, past which the road to Schmiedestraße leads; its builder tells in a saying that he erected the stilt supporting the porch during a necessary repair, taking into account usefulness more than beauty. In addition, the house displays valuable carvings, and a gallery of grimacing faces forms the strange decoration of the beam heads.