Lauske Manor

In 1792, the Lauske manor near Königswartha was created from a division of the Holscha estate by the then estate owner Count Isaak Wolfgang von Riesch. In 1797, Wilhelm Günter von Jagemann acquired the estate. Shortly thereafter, it came into the possession of Gottlob Wilhelm Graf von Holtzendorff. In 1817, the estate was passed on to bourgeois owners. Striking features of the manor house are the high mansard hip roof and the two symmetrical extensions, which were probably added later. The building is presumed to have been built between 1792 and 1800. Small decorative elements are embedded in the facade. These were probably added at the end of the 19th century. After 1945, the building was an apartment building. Since 2007, the house has been owned by a Dutch family.