 The plots of land of the roughly 30 ha estate lay scattered on the slopes that rose to the west, and that were safe from flooding.The monastery estate's hub was the "Herren- und Hofhaus" (“lord and estate house”), which in the early 18th century was held by the "Hauptbeständer" (“main holder”) Heinrich Klein, and it was furthermore presumably the farm later owned by the economic adviser Eugen Klein, which was torn down in 1985 to make way for the new village thoroughfare.About 1720, ten pledgeholders were working the estate; their surnames can still be found among today's villagers.