Pfarrhof, ehemaliger Ökonomiepfarrhof des Klosters Waldsassen

The origins of the rectory are closely linked to the Cistercian Waldsassen Abbey, which played a formative role in the landscape of northeastern Bavaria for centuries. As an economic rectory, it served for the administration and management of the monastic estates in Tirschenreuth, reflecting the abbey's economic power and organization. The development of the farmstead is thus inextricably linked with the history of the abbey and its territorial sphere of influence.

The property is located in the town of Tirschenreuth, a district town in the Bavarian administrative region of Upper Palatinate. The town is nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Upper Palatinate Forest, near the Czech border.

The former economic rectory is now protected as an architectural monument, thus preserving its historical substance. Its architecture and structure provide insight into the construction and use of a monastic economic farmstead of bygone times. The complex continues to serve as a rectory and is therefore a living place with an ongoing function.

• Thanhausen Castle (Castle, approx. 967 m away)
• Liebenstein Ruin (Ruin, approx. 5241 m away)
• Plössberg Castle (Castle, approx. 6067 m away)
• Schellenberg Ruin (Ruin, approx. 7702 m away)