Three-storey building with regular window axes and south-facing loggia in the Mitterdorf quarter. The origin was a tower-like core at the southwest corner dating from the late 13th-century, extended in at least five development phases between the 14th and 17th centuries to create the present structure. Further developments took place in the neo-Classicist and Historicist periods. The two lower levels of the three-storey loggia structure on the southern façade date back to the Renaissance; the finishing balustrade with its Tuscan columns is a neo-Classicist addition from around 1800.
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