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The rectory at Mehrbachstrasse 8 was built around 1880 from solid natural stone. A striking feature is the projecting gable end, which juts out from the building and displays a cross in the brickwork. Next to it stands a single-story, half-timbered outbuilding.

The house at Mehrbachstraße 10 is a one-and-a-half-story building with a hipped roof. The ground floor is solidly constructed of masonry, roughly plastered, and painted green. The upper section features decorative half-timbering. Its varied design makes it very appealing; a beautiful building that blends in well with the surrounding half-timbered village.

beautiful old church that is not always open

very nice ambience for small performances

The Broichhausen Motte is a natural monument zone. This was the site of a medieval castle south of Kircheib. The former tower hill castle was still inhabited until 1500. It consisted of a tower and was surrounded by two protective walls and a moat. The moat was fed by the Freiheitsbach/Griesenbach. Today, only the castle hill and the ramparts with moat can be seen here.

The Protestant parish church was built around 1200 and is one of the oldest late Romanesque village churches in the Westerwald. One of the oldest late Romanesque village churches in the Westerwald.

Beautiful rest area with a view of the Leuscheider Heide with free-standing deciduous trees & pines

Looking back to Kircheib