Klein Nienhagen Manor

Klein Nienhagen was an old fiefdom of the von der Lühe family and was administered from Wendisch Mulsow (today Klein Mulsow). In 1715, it passed to Major von Oertzen, whose heirs owned it until 1790. Several owners followed, including Kammerrath Sengebusch, von Boddien, Kuitschky, Landrath Freiherr von Meerheimb, Hofjägermeister Carl von Plessen, Rittmeister Carl von Bülow (1802), Thomsen, Major Wachhusen, Hauptmann von Kolzenberg, Schomann, von Pressentin, and von Cannenburg.

In 1910, Martha Countess von Polier of Altenhagen bought the estate for her son Ferdinand Count von Polier. In 1913, he had the large stable building erected and in 1923, the manor house rebuilt. He remained the estate owner until his forced expropriation and expulsion by the communists in 1945. Subsequently, up to 16 families lived in this house simultaneously. In 1998, the Glöe family was able to acquire the manor house from the municipality of Altenhagen. Today, horses have found a home again on this old knight's estate. The park contains old wingnut trees. The estate complex has been lovingly renovated and has been operated as a holiday and equestrian farm since 1998.