The vicarage is considered one of the most interesting houses in Naters in terms of architectural history.

The oldest part of the rectory is the residential tower in the east from the 12th century, to the west side of which a wooden house was added in 1461 and 1661, which was later walled in. This gave the building a strangely ambivalent character, which was further emphasised during the restoration in 1974 / 1975 under the supervision of the Federal and Cantonal Monument Preservation Offices, so that today the rustic-looking east side contrasts with the finely plastered west side.

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