A smaller German city. There are a lot of buildings of that age around, but I suspect most of them have been profoundly renovated. (If you do that they're worth

A smaller German city. There are a lot of buildings of that age around, but I suspect most of them have been profoundly renovated. (If you do that they're worth serious money.) This one seems to have undergone one upgrade (installation of very basic electricity and renovation of some of the water plumbing) in the 50s/60s and that's it. At least that means we can afford it.. The windows and doors are still original as well. When we took off the wallpaper we found remains of newspaper from 1934 (cheering for Hitler) underneath, so the wallpaper has been done at least twice. (We covered it again for the next person to find.)