House 105, Red House

The building history of the Red House is not known. The name of the Red House dates from around the middle of the 19th century, when the house was painted red. The Red House is a central four-storey residential tower with an almost square floor plan. The first floor and the first two upper floors are made of exposed natural stone masonry. Next to it is the two-storey residential building, which rises above two cross-vaulted cellars. The house has a stepped gable to the north and south. A single-storey winery building is attached to the east.

KDM II, PP. 287-290.