Nestled in the peaceful village of Rehehausen, in the heart of Germany’s Saale-Unstrut Wine Region, the Old Vicarage is a historic building that has been part of the village’s story for centuries.

Following the restoration and renewal of the neighboring village church, the Old Vicarage was most likely built during the second half of the 18th century, sometime between 1750 and 1800. For many generations, it served as the home and workplace of the village pastors, who played an important role in the religious and social life of the community. Together with the church, the building formed the historic heart of Rehehausen.

Its solid clay walls, traditional proportions, and skilled craftsmanship still reflect a time when buildings were designed to last for generations. Despite the changes and developments of the past centuries, the Old Parsonage has retained its authentic historic character.

Between 2012 and 2015, the building underwent a complete restoration with great care and respect for its heritage. Wherever possible, original architectural features were preserved and restored, while modern technology and contemporary comforts were thoughtfully integrated. The result is a unique holiday home that combines historic charm with the comfort and convenience expected by today’s travelers.

Today, the Old Vicarage welcomes guests from around the world who wish to experience the peace, natural beauty, and rich cultural heritage of the Saale-Unstrut Wine Region. Its tranquil location in the charming village of Rehehausen, close to vineyards, castles, historic towns, and scenic cycling and hiking routes, makes it an ideal base for exploring one of Germany’s hidden gems.

A stay at the Old Parsonage is more than just a holiday—it is an opportunity to experience the atmosphere of a building that has been part of Rehehausen’s history for more than two centuries, while enjoying all the comforts of a beautifully restored boutique holiday apartment.