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Historical house in Eggolsheim saved from decay: This is how it lives here

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A beam decaying to dust, a hole in the outer wall: Frederik Jung took over the historic estate in Eggolsheim and converted it into a living room for his parents. We looked around in the new four walls.
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Historical house in Eggolsheim saved from decay: This is how it lives here

A beam decaying to dust, a hole in the outer wall: Frederik Jung took over the historic estate in Eggolsheim and converted it into a living room for his parents. We looked around in the new four walls.

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