Kunnerwitz Manor

The manor house is located on the eastern edge of the village of Weinhübel, directly on the Neisse River. The former Vorwerk (outlying farm) was first mentioned in a document in 1481. The current building was constructed in 1808 after a fire. The manor house is a two-story plastered building with a mansard hip roof. The facade is structured by a central projection with a triangular gable and a portal with a fanlight. The building is currently privately owned and is used for residential purposes.

• 1481 Outlying farm owned by the city of Görlitz
• 1575 Knight's estate
• 1581 owned by the von Warnsdorf family, from 1636 by the Schöne family
• 1808 rebuilt after a fire
• 1880 owned by the city of Görlitz
• transformed into a state-owned farm through land reform
• 1991 owned by Stadtgut Görlitz GmbH
• 2002 Privatization

Architectural features

The manor house is a two-story plastered building with a mansard hip roof. The facade is structured by a central projection with a triangular gable and a portal with a fanlight. The windows are rectangular and have simple frames. The interior of the manor house has been extensively renovated and adapted for residential use.

Current use

The manor house is currently privately owned and is used for residential purposes. The surrounding park is also privately owned and is not open to the public.