Hornberg "C"
1216 Sq.Ft. 3 bedroom Bi-Level

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Hornberg "C" - Features
  • 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Bi-Level design with front Verandah and double Garage.
  • The Bi-level entry includes garage access, stairs down to the basement level, and open stairs up to the vaulted living areas on the main floor.
  • Open concept Greatroom plan features a dramatic vaulted ceiling that runs over the main living areas of the home, with unique Plant Ledges, and 3 skylights.
  • The Vaulted Kitchen includes front Bay windows, and a Peninsula with Eating Bar overlooking the Bayed Dining area.
  • The Greatroom area at the rear of the home provides access to the future Deck and backyard areas with a double French Garden doors.
  • An archway leads from the main living areas into the vaulted hallway to the Bedrooms.
  • The Vaulted Master Bedroom includes a Walk-in Closet, and full Ensuite bath.
  • The Main bath, W/C and Ensuite both feature glass ceiling panels, that flood these rooms with natural light from the skylights in the main living areas.
  • The unfinished basement includes roughed-in plumbing for the laundry facilities and a future full bath. Oversized 30"&36" windows make this level bright and inviting for future development.

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About the NameHornberg History
Since 1040 this castle has dominated a hill overlooking the Neckar River. For many centuries it was a fief of the Bishop of Speyer. In 1517 Hornberg was purchased by Goetz von Berlichingen and became his only residence. He spent 45 years of his eventful life here and died in 1562. His grandson sold the castle in 1612 to the Barons of Gemmingen, of whom the twelfth generation still own it today. For centuries its tall tower has been a landmark through this valley, and the towers and ruins are still open to visitors.