To be privately owned
ManorDargun-Schwarzenhof
Schwarzenhof Manor
The Manor House in Schwarzenhof+
The manor house in Schwarzenhof was built around 1860 and rebuilt in 1904. In 1945, the owners were dispossessed and expelled by the communists.
History of the Manor House+
The manor house in Schwarzenhof, a two-story plastered building with a hipped roof, was built around 1860. In 1904, it was rebuilt and extended with a single-story extension to the west. The manor house was part of the Schwarzenhof estate, which was owned by the von der Lühe family for centuries.
In 1945, the von der Lühe family was dispossessed and expelled by the communists. The manor house was then used for various purposes, including as a school, a kindergarten, and a residential building. After the reunification of Germany, the manor house was privatized and extensively renovated.
Architecture of the Manor House+
The manor house in Schwarzenhof is a two-story plastered building with a hipped roof. The facade is structured by pilasters and cornices. The windows are rectangular and have simple frames. The main entrance is located on the north side of the building and is emphasized by a portico.
The interior of the manor house has been extensively renovated and modernized. However, some historical elements, such as the stucco ceilings and the wooden staircase, have been preserved. The manor house is surrounded by a large park with old trees and a pond.
Current Use of the Manor House+
The manor house in Schwarzenhof is currently used as a private residence. It is also available for events and celebrations. The manor house is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, who appreciate its historical significance and its beautiful architecture.
The Park
The park surrounding the manor house in Schwarzenhof is a large and well-maintained park with old trees, a pond, and various walking paths. The park is open to the public and is a popular place for recreation and relaxation.
The Outbuildings
In addition to the manor house, there are also several outbuildings on the Schwarzenhof estate, including a stable, a barn, and a coach house. These outbuildings are currently used for various purposes, including as storage rooms and workshops.
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