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Miss Sophies Sunday Haus, a recently restored 1880s Falkwerk style cottage with 1 bedroom, 1 bath, living room, kitchen/breakfast area. The Cottage was originally built and used by the Scheunemann family when they rode their horses or buggy into New Braunfels from the family ranch on Saturdays to shop and then attend church on Sundays. Then they would pack up their supplies and rid back out to the ranch. Sunday Houses were a common arrangement in the 1800s German communities of Central Texas.
Today, Miss Sophies Sunday Haus offers unique and comfortable lodging in the heart of the New Braunfels Historic District. The Cottage is located on the grounds of the Scheunemann Estate a historic home built in 1906. Miss Sophies Sunday Haus is surrounded by large pecan trees and beautiful grounds. The cottage is constructed with falkwerk style exposed beam, brick and stucco walls and long leaf pine floors. You walk by our fountain when you
enter the front door. The bedroom has a queen bed, dresser and chest of drawers. The bathroom has an antique tub/shower. The living room has a fold-out queen, day bed and popup trundle bed for a total sleeping capacity of 6. The living room has a large 50"
TV/SAT/DVD and is located between the kitchen and bedroom.
Miss Sophies has a complete small kitchen with most of the utensils and appliances you will need. There is also a dining table for 6 persons in the kitchen.
The grounds have large trees and plenty of shade with a picnic table, outdoor furniture and a BBQ pit for your enjoyment. We provide off street parking for 2 vehicles.
Miss Sophies offers a comfortable refuge for the traveler wanting to stay within walking distance of most the attractions in New Braunfels. We are just behind the Red Rooster Antique Mall & restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch.
The cottage is within 1-4 blocks walk of restaurants, shops, theater, convention centers, bars the Comal River and Schlitterbahn, Huisache Grill, Myron's Steak Hous, Freisan Haus
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