After leaving the inn, you come to this railway underpass on the Holzhau-Freiberg line, which is very close to the Rechenberg stop. Directly behind the underpass is a stable house with a clapboard facade that is typical for this area. it was built in 1670 as a merchant's estate. Around 1860 it was extended to its present form by the butter merchant Liebscher. From 1920 to 1942 the Rechenberger original lived here, Adolf Beier, known as the adder catcher.