A building with a rich history. It was built around 1775, when the owner opened a vinegar factory here. At the same time a brewery was also built (Braurei J.Hamm). The vinegar factory turned out to be an unlucrative occupation for the owner and began to decline. By incorporating two buildings adjacent to the factory, he began producing oil (Tiegenhofer Oelmuhle). The beginning of the 19th century saw changes, namely the building being sold to another local alcohol producer - Stobbe, who ran a brewery and distillery here at the same time, where the famous "Jałowcówka" vodka (Stobbe's Machandel) was produced. The 80s of the 20th century saw the buildings last industrial function: a storge facility for herbs. The property has experienced two fires in its history, unfortunately 60-65% of the buildings could not be saved. The building is located directly on the river and has access to it. The apartment is fully equipped and prepared to receive guests

The facility is located in Nowy Dwór Gdański, in the heart of Żuławy Wiślane. In the city we can admire, among others, one of the first reinforced concrete structures on the Old Continent - the Nowy Dwór water tower from 1909, the neo-Gothic Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord from the 19th century, visit the Żuławy Historical Park, a museum located in the building of an old mill where we can learn more about the ancient inhabitants and their customs. It is also worth going on a kayak trip on the Tuga River flowing through the city center, which can also be used to reach nearby villages where you can often find kayak marinas. Particularly noteworthy is the kayak marina in Żelichów-Cyganek, next to which there is an iconic restaurant located in an over 300-year-old arcaded house in Żuławy, and the Greek Catholic Orthodox church of Saint Nicholas from the 14th century. 6 km from the city, in Marzęcino, the lowest point in Poland is located - 2.2 m below sea level. 20 km south, in Malbork, we can visit the largest Teutonic castle in Europe, which is one of the largest facilities of this type in the world. The nearest seaside towns - Stegna, Jantar are approximately 15 km away. However, 35 km to the northwest, we will visit Gdańsk, where the number of places worth visiting is endless, and the Saint Dominic's Fair begins every year in the second half of July. The tradition of the Fair is over 750 years old, since it was established by a papal bull of Alexander IV in 1260 at the request of the Dominicans. This is where its name comes from. A few kilometers away we have Sopot and the famous pier. In Mikoszewo, 20 km away, on the right bank of the Vistula, we can admire the Mewia Łacha Reserve and take a ferry to the left bank. Driving towards Krynica Morska, we will visit the former German concentration camp Stutthof, and a few kilometers further we will come across the last major investment, Vistula spit canal. About 20 km east of the city, we are welcomed by Elbląg