Rosenhof or the “Rose Manor House”, located in the very heart of the square, most likely originates from the 16th century. The residential building is distinguished by architectural details from the early 17th century; particularly important elements from this period are wooden beamed ceilings in the first floor. The dated stone house portal with wooden wing is not an original piece but was mounted in the first decade of the 21st century as a retrofitting foreign element.

The special value of the manor house is the administrative building built of stone with a steep shingled roof and arched ground floor. The typical stone window frame, with edges cut as buckwheat grain, puts the foundation of the building in late Gothic style.