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Emperor Otto I upon request by his mother, Queen Mathilde, had founded a convent for the education of young ladies of the leading families of the realm. It was another Mathilde, namely Otto I’s granddaughter, who became the convent’s first abbess. She also contributed decisively to making Quedlinburg a commercial regional metropolis, and she even held the helms of the imperial government while the emperor was on leave-of-absence in Italy to look after his territories there.
This mansion has a spacious ground-floor with 35 sq.mtr. of living-room and integrated kitchen and direct access to the rear-garden sitting-space. Also on the ground-floor there is a separate bedroom with a single bed and a shower-bathroom. The upper floor houses two large bedrooms with double beds and separate sitting-corner with a couch, and a bathroom with a full bath. On the top floor there is yet another double bedroom and a sofa. There are therefore, in the “Mathilde” mansion, sleeping places for up to seven guests.
The basic daily rental for upto 7 persons is 187,- €.
Short Break up to 3 nights 675,-€ flat rate.
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• Abreisetage ist möglicher Anreisetage (Überlappungen).
This is the only extant property belonging to the former “Holy-Ghost-Hospital” whose history dated back to the 13th century. It is located in a calm little dead-end only 200 mtr from the historic marketplace. The half-timber two-storeyed structure has an appealing triangular gable at the front with an inscription bearing the year of the building’s endowment 1713.
At the rear there is a quiet garden with a stately acorn-tree and access to one of Quedlinburg’s historic mill-runs. The building stretches to a length of about 30 mtr along the cul-de-sac. It is in fact a row-house which the architect has re-designed to accommodate three self-contained residences with separate entrances.
