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From Mansions to Manors – the luxury Houses of Germany

Burg Satzvey

Burg Satzvey

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Castles and manors may seem like a thing of the past, reminiscent of the days when kings, lords and vassals ruled the land. However “Luxury Houses” author Jeannette Gräfin Beissel von Gymnich reveals that a modern-day castle is the perfect place to feel like modern-day royalty.

Castles and manors may seem like a thing of the past, reminiscent of the days when kings, lords and vassals ruled the land. However “Luxury Houses” author Jeannette Gräfin Beissel von Gymnich reveals that a modern-day castle is the perfect place to feel like modern-day royalty.

Author: teNeues Luxury Houses

«Ippenburg Castle, Lower Saxony

Eberstein Castle, Baden Wittenberg»

Eberstein Castle, Baden Wittenberg

Markgraf Friedrich of Baden commissioned Friedrich Weinbrenner to rebuild the crumbling Eberstein Castle from 1803 to 1804.

Dyck Castle, North Rhine – Westphalia

Considered one of the Rhine River’s most important cultural sights, the Dyck Castle has been in the possession of the Salm-Reiffen

Bückeburg Castle, Lower Saxony

The Schaumburg-Lippe family has owned this renaissance castle, originally erected in the 1300’s, for over a century.

Schlitz Manor, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Hans Graf of Schlitz commissioned Friedrich Adam Leiblin to build Schlitz Manor – the largest classical castle in West Pomerania –

Satzvey Manor, North Rhine – Westphalia

Known throughout the world for its history and romance, this water-enveloped manor of the North Rhine in Westphalia has been owned

Ippenburg Castle, Lower Saxony

Dating from the 18th century, the picturesque Ippenburg Castle is hidden away behind tall Chestnut Trees, occupying a wooded area