Grillmayr Castle

The Grillmayr Schlössl was presumably built using older building fabric. The building is a two-story complex grouped around a U-shaped courtyard with early historicist articulation and terracotta decor. The north-facing main facade of the complex has a thirteen-axis, additive articulation. In the center is a round-arched portal with pilaster framing and a console cornice, flanked by two single-axis risalits. The risalits each contain a round-arched portal and were also accentuated on the upper floor by double-axis windows with shared roofing, which, like all window roofings, were executed straight.

The east facade of the Grillmayr Schlössl was designed as a representative garden front. It features a gabled, three-axis central risalit with tripartite round-arched arcades and a balcony in front on four Doric stone columns. The flanking double axes are connected by shared profiled frames. Originally, a ornamental garden with exotic plants was located in front of the east facade. The west facade of the building has irregular spacing, with the northern part of the facade designed analogously to the main facade. At the corner to the main facade, there is a two-axis balcony on brick pillars, while the southern section features sparse pilaster articulation and fascia framing with keystone decor. There is also a balcony in the courtyard.