The inscription reports the prizes for corn and wine in 1791. How much may have been the building costs?

Built in 1791 by the master carpenter Hans Messerli for Jakob Stucki and Maria Hiltbrand. The façade, with two groups of five windows, is divided into clear sections by three strips of rich black Gothic script and the continuous lines of the beautifully shaped window ledges. The substantial central cross-beam and the curved timber corbels, on which the wide overhanging roof rests, lend the façade a sculptural quality. The inscription reports the prizes for corn and wine in 1791.